Join in and discuss all the action from the 2014 Mint 400. Robby Gordon will drive the #77 Toyo Tires/SPEED Energy/Traxxas Racing TT #77. Qualifying is on Thursday, March 13th and raceday is on Saturday, March 15th. Live chat will be available on Saturday during the Mint 400.
Those attending the race in person, the SPEED Energy Souvenir hauler WILL be located in downtown Las Vegas. ( 6th street aka Raptor Lane ) - across from the Traxxas display.
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Is this Trophy truck prepared by the crew in Anaheim or South Carolina? Just wondering, because it appears to me that the cars built in Anaheim never finish, in fact they seem to continually fail within the first 30 minutes.
prepped in NC
Baja 1000 - finished 6th
Parker 425 - DNF due to wreck ( where it was prepped had nothing to do with it )
Mint 400 - DNF due to transmission ( 5 albins transmissions in other trucks had the same issue, Manufacturer malfunction - where TT was prepped had nothing to do with it )
Thats racing!
Up next: Baja 500
Same issue...........I'm not being a D%&K...really i'm not. If the actual facts are known and it is okay to say specifics on what part failed in relation to the units layout that would be awsome. You know the "we had an engine failure". That's playground talk compared to "we had a rocker spring crack and the keeper popped which let the valve get sucked into the combustion chamber and the piston rammed that frigger into a little ball before shattering itself in to a puzzle".............then a wise ass could chime in and say "It's a valve spring..not a rocker spring" and we can all squeeze more use out of this thread with some real gearhead talk while we wait for the ...(while I wait) for the Clair Lang interview.
From an article Judy Smith :It was breezy and chilly and still dark when the first race went off the line. Classes in this one included the smaller, less powerful vehicles, and the biggest group was the Side by Sides, with 41 entries. There were 39 of the Class 1000 cars also, and interestingly, 29 entries in the “Prerunner” class, (numbered in the 1800s) a nice way for drivers in the second event to get a look at the course legally. We watched Robby Gordon pile into the back seat of one of the four-seaters, which had Ricky Johnson at the wheel. Can just imagine Gordon as a back-seat driver. Most of them did only one lap.
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