This was (I believe) the last time supers ever raced at the mile. The crash in particular demonstrated they weren't safe and designed for either dirt or a track that big. Heck, it used to be terrifying to watch them on Phoenix! Supers belong on asphalt tracks under a mile in length unfortunately.
They actually ran the supers and sprint car together the sprint cars kicked butt but the next year they made the sprint cars run without wings and that's when Randy Wolf got hurt real bad believe he broke his back !
Never knew about the copper classic but when i watched it on RUclips i was like WTF! Ive seen supers at thompson and a few other tracks, but they must have been doing 190 at Phoenix! Crazy, saw a bad crash in one of the videos too. I agree, under a mile for them
One of the major mistakes, one of the announcers made was saying that, drafting isn’t a thing there. 😶 … 🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh quite contrary monsignor. Drafting is very much a thing there! Well, at least it was at one point in time😢
I dont get oval racing😅 i dont even get where which guy is and who is lapping who... Seems like utter Chaos in comparison to Formula Sports, the differences in Track Layout makes it easyier to identify locations
It’s easy to follow if you’re at the track because you can see the entire track. Imagine watching an F1 race from a helicopter where you can see the entire track. When the leader finally catches up to the rear of the pack, you’d know it because you’ve been watching him pull away from the rest of the field.....does that make sense what I’m trying to say? Also, the speed difference between the leaders and the lapped cars is so large that it’s obvious who’s getting lapped. Oval track racing is great because not only is there more action than road courses (because there’s more passing), but also because you can see every pass, every wreck, every spin out, etc.
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What an awesome broadcast this was
Great race I never knew existed
Never seen the supermodifieds on the Syracuse mile. They seemed to have handled really well on that track. I'm impressed.
Fkn awesome I mentioned supers on dirt to my cuz and he sent me this vid and I been a race fan since before he was born
Great rac÷. I miss syracuse!
I’m going to Oswego tomorrow night 6/8/2024. Joe 00 Gosek is going to be racing. 68 years old. Pretty excited to see him run.
great upload for archiving
Thanks for sharing this!
This was (I believe) the last time supers ever raced at the mile. The crash in particular demonstrated they weren't safe and designed for either dirt or a track that big. Heck, it used to be terrifying to watch them on Phoenix! Supers belong on asphalt tracks under a mile in length unfortunately.
They actually ran the supers and sprint car together the sprint cars kicked butt but the next year they made the sprint cars run without wings and that's when Randy Wolf got hurt real bad believe he broke his back !
Never knew about the copper classic but when i watched it on RUclips i was like WTF! Ive seen supers at thompson and a few other tracks, but they must have been doing 190 at Phoenix! Crazy, saw a bad crash in one of the videos too. I agree, under a mile for them
I can't believe they didn't throw the red flag for someone flipping
Needed a Soule interview wtf
This looks like an experiment to see in these cars could race in a mile dirt track.
Roy Sova ❤️
One of the major mistakes, one of the announcers made was saying that, drafting isn’t a thing there. 😶 … 🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh quite contrary monsignor. Drafting is very much a thing there! Well, at least it was at one point in time😢
The 22 was my neighbor
i wonder if any of these still exist. i know you couldn't race one
They still run the class at Oswego
Gosek 00 still racing
What were the lap times of supers at the mile compared to big block mods.
Whatever serez-vous thé là timeof supers modifier compared to big block mod
Good question
Little wings
Mullet win
I dont get oval racing😅 i dont even get where which guy is and who is lapping who... Seems like utter Chaos in comparison to Formula Sports, the differences in Track Layout makes it easyier to identify locations
It’s easy to follow if you’re at the track because you can see the entire track. Imagine watching an F1 race from a helicopter where you can see the entire track. When the leader finally catches up to the rear of the pack, you’d know it because you’ve been watching him pull away from the rest of the field.....does that make sense what I’m trying to say? Also, the speed difference between the leaders and the lapped cars is so large that it’s obvious who’s getting lapped. Oval track racing is great because not only is there more action than road courses (because there’s more passing), but also because you can see every pass, every wreck, every spin out, etc.
Considering how uncompetitive F1 is, it's not shocking this is difficult to follow...