u/luckyllama88

Hello,

It is often sited the "average mph" for a car during time trials, but what is the top speed of these 410 sprint cars at a track like the long straights of Williams Grove we just watched?

I wish they would site the top speed, but perhaps that's something they'd not like to mention for some reason I don't understand.

If you know of any high mph from tracks like Eldora, Vollusia, I'd like to hear those top mph as well.

Thank you so much for a question I've pondered for years haha.

Hello fellow dirt fanatics!

I watch mainly sprint cars, and in doing so there are like 10+ different schedules I have to check to see what may be racing that day. Does anybody know of an "All Encompassing" sprint car schedule that tracks every sprint car race for the year? That would be beyond helpful.

Thank you!

It started happening, at least I noticed, about 2 months ago. Whenever I entered my Firestick 4k user interface on my tv, under my recent apps it shows that Amazon Prime app was most recently used...yet I never use that app.

Tinfoil hat time, but I believe Amazon is using "zombie devices" (Firesticks, etc, that aren't currently being used) to buff up their viewership ratings by making these devices "watch" live events, like NBA specials on Amazon, for obvious reasons (ahem $$$ ahem)... and again I do not watch NBA and have never set NBA to watch/record ever. I hate it bc this Firestick app is streaming HD data on my router, causing bandwith issues at my house. When the internet is slow, I go check my Firestick and sure enough there in an NBA game currently streaming in the background on my TV's Firestick. I go to unplug my Firestick's power supply and the Firestick is pretty warm to the touch as if it's been going for hours.

Again, this is all just a hunch, but where there's smoke, there's fire. If you are having strange internet interferences, I'd recommend unplugging these Firestick devices as they are forcibly streaming on your device whether you wanted to or not.