2 years ago there was a mud race an hour away from me every other weekend in Aonia, GA. I only went once before they closed down. But there were some SWEET rigs there. The one I went to had a few of those 3000hp mud rails. I saw an F350 hit the nitrous off the line and shear EVERY lug stud on both rear wheels clean off! Not that I want to mud race or anything, but it's fun to watch and was wondering if anyone knew anywhere I could find some more events near me. Afterall, there's nothing like the smell of burnt nitrous in the fall air.

J. J.

nitrous doesn't smell unless you are talking about that sulpher shit they put in it to keep people from huffing it all up. shoot tex a pm, i am sure he can send you in the right direction.

Maybe he is thinking nitro methane?Try the NMRO(National Mud Racing Orginization)I raced with them years ago.They are the major sanctioning body.I dont know a web site,try Google.

http://www.trippinpromud.com/index.htm

I think you just recently missed on in Chattanooga... check the www.sfwda.org site for links to one of the clubs there and see if their site mentiones anything about it...

Originally posted by Blazer-79
http://www.trippinpromud.com/index.htm

Looks like it would be fun but that's 2+ hours from me and I work on the weekends. Know of anything a little closer to Athens?

J. J.

Here's some info:

"racing" doesn't have an "e" in it :flipoff2:

I did here about a really big mud race that is held in Dublin GA. They say it's awesome. Might wanna check it out.

Originally posted by reddwarf
Here's some info:

"racing" doesn't have an "e" in it :flipoff2:

I was gonna point that out also, but realized JJ goes to Georgia :p

- jack

Originally posted by reddwarf
Here's some info:

"racing" doesn't have an "e" in it :flipoff2:

I did here about a really big mud race that is held in Dublin GA. They say it's awesome. Might wanna check it out.

Thank you, Pirate Spelling Police. If we're going to nit-pick, when you "here" about something using your ears, it's actually HEAR and not "here". :flipoff2: "Here" is used in a sentence like, "Come here so that I can bitch-slap you." :rolleyes:

And if you had read past the subject, you would have realized that the mud races in Dublin have already been covered. Thanks for the suggestion though. I'm not trying to be a smart-ass, I really do appreciate it. Just read the thread before you reply, that's all I ask.

J. J.

Originally posted by patooyee


Thank you, Pirate Spelling Police. If we're going to nit-pick, when you "here" about something using your ears, it's actually HEAR and not "here". :flipoff2: "

MOTHER FUCK!:(
You got me

Oh well. You're still a smart ass and this is a stupid thread anyways. :flipoff2: :flipoff2: :flipoff2: :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

Originally posted by patooyee

Thim they're mud race-urs shure are suweet. How ken I make won?

J. J.

Don't even get me started about that post :flipoff2:

Originally posted by morpheus


I was gonna point that out also, but realized JJ goes to Georgia :p

- jack

Jack, were you a fan of that Alabama school that writers imagined Forrest Gump graduating from or the one that graduated a football player who couldn't read? :p

J. J.

Dublin is where you need to go. I know it's a bit out of the way for ya, but it's "the" place to race in the Southeast. Head down there (I think their next race is this weekend & it's probably the last one this year) and make friends with the racers to find out where else they go.

TEX

Originally posted by patooyee

Jack, were you a fan of that Alabama school that writers imagined Forrest Gump graduating from or the one that graduated a football player who couldn't read? :p


Forrest and I were in the same classes :D ... he taught me how to play ping pong

- jack

with a flex-o-lite ping pong paddle?:rasta:

Originally posted by morpheus


Forrest and I were in the same classes :D ... he taught me how to play ping pong

- jack

I work at the largest athletic center in the US and from this I have come to know that ping pong is an insult to real players. The politically correct term is Table Tennis.:D

J. J.

Originally posted by patooyee


I work at the largest athletic center in the US and from this I have come to know that ping pong is an insult to real players. The politically correct term is Table Tennis.:D

J. J.

:flipoff2: hehehehe funny stuff