The Warm Up
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C.Z. Hamilton Come, get some, ya little bum I take the cake from…
Sketch Almighty All of my life they said I wasn't shit All of…
Ying Yang Twins oh, oh, ok, ok, ok (Ah!) oh, oh see im tryin…

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Legal Assassin Where did our daughter go? It's me she must escape My burden…
Shoot Me Down Yeah, I may be right I may be wrong But you…

Tonight We Are Betrayed Tonight we are betrayed Keep Shilo safe Make Rotti pay! On M…

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G Dog

7y↑3

The wings are movable so the drive can change the cars handling as the track conditions change. As the track drys out they can slide the wing back. If the track has a lot of moisture and sometimes the moisture level increases if it gets cold when the sun goes down and maybe because it has been wet weather recently, moving the wing forward will help the car not but so much. Too much forward but will cause the front end to come up and moving the wing forward will help that. Additionally the cars can change the angle of the wing but I think that is a manual adjust,net they can't do while racing. At least it used to be. Also, it is my understanding they can't move the wing forward under speed, only when they are stopped or under slower speeds like a yellow flag. That's because there is so much wind force and the hydraulics are fairly light weight and can't move the because of the wind force.

Smokey Watson

7y↑12

There's no better sound than that of a Sprint Car!

John Boneske

11y↑9

ALOT more HP than a NASCRAP engine...

Mrmoparrr

10y↑35

Better than Nascar!

Sean

7y↑4

FAR AND AWAY BETTER !!!

Maximum Hardcore

5y↑13

What the- the wings are adjustable like that? I never knew!

Carter Talley

Maximum Hardcore it’s really cool

PrimephotoStudio

11y↑1

Nice job on the video, thank you for sharing it.

gee dee

Most underrated motorsport in the world. There is nothing like going to a LIVE winged Sprintcar race. These guys have balls the size of Texas. Unbelievable racecars.

Miranda Aldridge

11y↑2

At this level different tracks have agreements with different tire manufacturers. Hoosier is a sponsor for all TSR cars, thus the reason for the Hoosier sticker and Goodyear tires. NASCAR has an exclusive deal with Goodyear, regardless of location. They also don't allow sponsorship from other tire companies.

Manu14Smoke

10y↑3

Can someone explain me why the big wing is moving? We do not have those races in France (to be honest we do not have so many good type of race and no V8...)
I really love the V8 sound. And a big fan of Smoke.
So please give some explaination or where I could find them.

Jordi Marcon

5y↑2

NorthStar Racing you can adjust them while racing

NorthStar Racing

7y↑1

Manu14Smoke wing gives the car down force they race on dirt and they can adjust the wing to how much down force the car needs they move the wing back and forth to get the mud off so it doesn't bunch up and they can't adjust the wing while there racing. The more up and down the wing is the more down force you get the more parallel with the ground it is the less down force you get. These wings are ran by electronics my car runs them manually so you set them by hand and can't adjust them on the go like they can

Manu14Smoke

9y↑1

@metalman6050 Thanks for the answer, it looks obvious now...

metalman6050

9y↑2

The big wings are moving because the drivers use that to help either loosen or tighten the handling of the car. IE, if the car needs more rear traction, he moves it back, less rear traction, he moves it forward! Hope that helps!

cody white

When theres smoke coming out of the left side of the motor when theyre at speed.. what is that from? is it from the "breather" and what is a "breather"?

Miles Jansen

It's just the engine oil overflow, it just oil spilling out onto the headers

redwhitentrue

11y↑3

If thats what you think thats all they are doing, you need some schooling son.

shullln

11y

Shouldn't this be titled, "Tony and Donny sitting around idling"?

NorthStar Racing

7y↑2

shullln there tuning the car see how it's running, check tire pressure, make sure the engine is warm so they don't crack the block, or blow out anything, make sure they can adjust the wing on the go, make sure everything how it should be really they check all the controlls and test drive them to see if there running right you must not race yourself or know alot about these cars

Powerstroke Puller

11y↑2

Does anyone else think its sexy how much Miranda knows about sprint cars!?

Joe Seay

Must be a few years ago. Not the cars they drive now.

Noah Campbell

3y↑1

It literally says 2012

Joe Seay

Ok. I should have read comments before commenting myself. Old news.!

banshee01ful

10y↑1

awsomest 2 smallblock chevy's in the world..

Michael Fleming

7y↑2

taylor sheldon actually the block is not a GM it is a GM design they are all aluminum blocks CNC machined from a solid piece of aluminum, also the firing order and head design comes from a GM but most people use brodix or another aftermarket head

Rude_as_@#$%

10y↑2

There isn't a GM manufactured part in either of those.

Chief

6y↑3

410s?

Ryan 14R

scary terry yes

Pens85

11y

Hoosier decals on their cars, but they run Goodyears..wierd

Chief

6y↑1

Yup

NorthStar Racing

7y↑2

Pens85 a lot of races make drivers run the same exact tires so there's no traction advantage with the tires just to make the race more fair

redkelly

9y↑1

the stewart is warming up his weapon

T.Sewell

Ward should have never been out of his car and Stewart should have kept his cool.

Maximum Hardcore

He definitely knew what he was doing, it was obvious he wanted to come close and give the guy a little “screw you” but yeah what can you do- he has to live with that mistake for the rest of his life.