Complacency
November 29, 2021
What simple facet of racing do you feel like you’ve mastered? Do you ever catch yourself taking it for granted?
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What simple facet of racing do you feel like you’ve mastered? Do you ever catch yourself taking it for granted?
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The age old debate! What’s the better fuel for sportsman drag racing competition: Gas or alcohol?