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When and how much to apply is important too.John W8
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Just wanted to chime in that I also had a great time. This was the first tour I've been too that I felt more at home, walking around and seeing people that I knew all over was a great feeling! Everyone was helping each other out and having a great time, it was awesome. So proud of the AL crew for showing up in such big numbers. These events are great for learning and growing. C and I have had many conversations on what to do to the car now and how we can work on our driving. I'm so glad we made the trip back to Dixie and look forward to next year. Congrats to all that brought home hardware and to all that raced.Sara {Novice Chief} SM 11
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Just chiming in with an answer... unfortunately no prosolo practice events exist. It's hard to make prosolos in this part of the country; if you miss Blytheville, you pretty much just have to commit to a long drive. I will say though... they are TOTALLY WORTH IT! I love Prosolos so much. Unfortunately couldn't make Blytheville this weekend due to work, but hoping to make Mineral Wells, Wilmington, Spring Nationals Pro, and maybe Toledo this year. If it's hard for you to make that kind of drive with your car but you just want to try one, you could always find a codrive with someone who is already going and then fly up there for the weekend. I will reiterate... TOTALLY WORTH IT!Originally posted by cjwsrt View Post- Jordan, GS-15
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It seems like it should try it out then, that long of a drive we would definitely have to tow the car, driving not the big issue it's time and money ha. Carville thinks Nasa does a few pro solo events so I'll have to do some research and see what I can find. Thanks for the reply I'll definitely have to look into it allOriginally posted by aufoxy View PostCarvel Webb
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Congrats all round.John Allen 52BS
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A pic of John Waight on Day 1 fastest runAttached FilesBill Clinton "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is."
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John's been liftingHeath Patterson
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not lifting, just skateboarding.Originally posted by HPEVOX View PostJohn Kilgore...if winning was easy, losers would do it.
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Looking at his choice of full face helmet, he must have thought it was Friday the 13th...
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