Yes. 4m is probably the biggest late model forum. They have other stuff on there as well. But mostly late model talk. They have a sprint car board but it rarely sees much input.

I pay mostly to see dirt track racing in person.

And enjoy watching dirt and pavement racing on tv to.

The next WoO late model race on speed channel is sun 5/20 1:00 pm from Jamacia,Virginia.

thank you,DVR!

outlaw_fan_7_8:

i thought i had asked this before but does anyone know if mopar is backing anyone on the WOO tour this year since francis switched to the dark side.

I watched most of the late model races (WoO & Lucas) on Speed.  During one telecast, think it was the WoO and the announcer said they run motors of 366 to 440 cubic inches depending ont he track.  What the devil was he talking about.  Don't they have a c.i. rule same for all tracks.  The guy didn't explain what he was talking about as for as the motor size differences. 

usarmy:

don't know the engine size, assume its same as the sprints - 410, not sure, but did watch the Eldora late model show on Sunday tv, might have been a month old show??, but Tony Stewart ran 2nd or 3rd during entire feature until trying a slide job on the leader, that didn't work, took them both out.  Good tv. 

The super late models don't usually have a max motor size limit. Which is ok because they can't get all of that horse power to the track anyway.  Now if they had a big wing on top. Then I'd say that would change things.

But I saw that tv race also. Stewart didn't quite have Chub cleared enough to take his line away from him.  Chub had every right to be mad.

MOPAR is running in the WoO Late Models.  Earl Pearson drives for Bobby Labonte and the car does have MOPAR stickers on both sids.  He's the guy who won that Eldora race talked about here, in which Chub Frank and Tony Stewart tangled toward the end,----I think he was the guy who won..  And you are right, Chub, even though I guess he and Tony are friends, was very unahppy.