I can't believe my older sis's explorer will blow Lazarus away. The last time I rode with her, we took my cat to knoxville to a vet,and he was not happy about her driving.The Explorer STs and MKZs do have the same motor.There was one of those running that night as well, it was running 14.4s. Not bad for a heavy suv and all stock. My last run I got to race Cierra Scott, she has a modified and sponsored Edge ST, I got her on a holeshot, she ran a 13.37, I had a 13.49 but beat her on the tree.
Rod, I have a bunch of these, that date back over50 years, and at least 3 houses. My neighbor bought some differen't colors, and mine on that side of the property all turned white.
There are a lot of different iris subgenus, mostly from the Old World. That one is a native Southern Blue Flag (Iris virginica).Rod, I have a bunck of these, that date back over50 years, and at least 3 houses. My neighbor bought some differen't colors, and mine on that side of the property all turned white.
The photos/vids from our pro photographers at the 2024 Mexican 1000 came in today so here's one of my favorite clips. After my friend flipped the UTV (you can find the link in my Racing post), our suspension was completely not setup (too soft, rear ride height probably 4-6" too low) as we were scrambling just to claim a start time. Despite this, I gave this safari 911 a good fight (trading positions) until we hit a line of whoops and was able to leave them in the dust (we finished the entire race an hour or so ahead of them). I'd still trade pinks in a heartbeat though.
Dust 2 Glory, a documentary by the guy who filmed Step into Liquid, is what got me interested in racing baja 20 years ago and when I found out about a less violent, more fun, but still competitive racing body (NORRA vs Baja), it became a bucket list item. Example: because vehicles are launched in 30sec to 2 min intervals, if a vehicle catches up with another one the vehicle in back is almost always the faster vehicle. As a comparison: Baja 1000 specifically allows for bumping a car ahead of you to signal your intent to pass whereas in the Mexican 1000, you use the satellite based Stella to signal a pass (which lights up the competitors Stella display). Not everyone adheres but the data is available and teams can be penalized for not moving off the line and holding up "traffic."That's sick! That could be an opening for a movie
That seems really high. Those should be under $40.
Cool! North Wilkesboro is my old hometown. Hope your recovery goes well.Nice. Haven't been to Indy in years. Had tickets to North Wilkesboro again but couldn't go. Still recovering here.
I still run those, but have heard stacking a few of the 1" is just as good.
Awesome! Which class is that? And which one's in the background there?