Preparation for the next race

It’s not a secret that we have not had the greatest luck, or runs, with the 34.5 TQ. At Allentown we were able to finally turn our luck around by getting into the A Main with a solid run. After the feature we recognized some of the changes we should have made, and are actively preparing to try for next time. It is always tough when you have a fast car yet you never want to second guess what to do to go faster. Throw in the coke syrup used to create grip indoors, and it can be even more difficult. The track is constantly changing, and it is a guessing game every time you hit the track. This can be fun and frustrating all at the same time.We added an in car adjuster for Atlantic City. As the track changes, this will provide us with opportunities to tune the car as well as try to get that little extra speed out of each run. Our notebook grows with each event, which really showed during Allentown. We manifested speed the whole weekend, and really hope to repeat that at AC. 
We will also have a second car this weekend. We will be bringing the 34 with Brett Meservey behind the wheel. He was a huge help at Allentown, and I am excited to be running with him. For those that can not make the event it can be watched online at https://dirttrackdigest.tv/videos/31548
Dad continues to make a lot of progress with the modified. Between me traveling a lot for indoor races as well as work, Dad has been flat out making sure we are ready to go for 2024. We continue to compile schedules for all Tour Mod races, and will have a plan on what we will be running shortly. Of course the more marketing partners I can find the more we can race!
Besides racing, I have also been busy traveling for work. I just returned from a trip to Day Motorsports in Tyler, TX for their yearly Super Show. This gave me a great opportunity to connect with different manufacturers, and increase my knowledge. After Atlantic City I will be traveling to California for the MPMC show which allows me to connect with more industry experts in the racing world. 
Make sure you come back next week to hear all about how we do at Atlantic City, and how all the changes we plan to make will go.