0N THE WAY INTO THE PITS ON SATURDAY IT WAS MUDDY
Danny Faria
Kyle Larson had Keith Kunz in his pit.
Matt Mitchell and Damion Gardner pits
Beezer on his way around the pits
R J Johnson and Hunter Schurenberg
Look how R J uses a tarp to keep his pit clean
Ripper and son Logan look at Dad's car
Harlan Willis hangs in the Priestley pit
Mike Truex does his job too close to the track?
Seth Wilson
Ooops after Greg got on his head.
Super Rickie
Brody Roa and his pit area
The pits were crowded
Still crowded
And more
And even more
Cody Copelan and helper getting ready to race
Keith Bloom shows how wet and sloppy the track is.
Cody Williams
Troy Rutherford looks to get fired.
Where there's smoke there's fire. Someone is cooking lunch!!!
Some of the sprinters on the gas.
More sprinters
Gavin Matlock and Josh Ford duel it out in hot laps.
Tony Everhart
Tony Everhart
Levi Jones
Matt Mitchell pulling the wheels
Danny Sheridan pulling off the track after qualifying.
Greg Bragg's first qualifying lap was good!
The end of his second one wasn't so good! Start at top right to left, then 2nd row right to left and third row the same.
And then all the helpful people arrive. He was fine.
Shane Golobic and Danny Sheridan duke it out.
Geoff Ensign crawls out of his car after an incident.
The last thing a racer ever wants to see is the wrecker hooking up his car.
Action
More action
Dusty action thru the fence.
Oops
No open red puts the Sheridan bunch on the outside looking in.
Kevin Michnowicz won the lightning sprint main from the 7th row.
More action
Brian Clauson stopped on the track.
And more action
Danny on a run.
Sunset
Pits are still packed.
Brett Roa probably talking to his motor man after Brody broke the new piece on Thursday
Tony Jones, right, showed up for the Ovals. He won it back in the day.
Vinnie's dad Carl is a photographer too?
Jeff & Cindy from PA and Big Steve enjoy the show.
K-Railer's close to the action.
Jimmy Oskie honoring Don Blair
He gets a little air here!
Wagtimer Krista having a food break on a long day.
The guys who protect our racers and more!
They work hard to be there when needed, fully dressed and ready come hot days or cold, they are ready.
Here is what you look thru from the grandstands to see the backstretch!
And them there is the man known as coach. He hangs out in turn 4 where he directs traffic going on the track, scrapes mud off the walls, gives a push to cars who stop on the track and react to help anyone who gets in trouble.
