More Dirt Trackin' @ SSP in Central PA

[picprinter]

A few that I liked from the weekend's J&K Salvage, Candy Bowl at Susquehanna Speedway Park here in Central PA. Comments and suggestions are always welcome. . . . that is why I come here. . . to get better.

All images taken with Canon 1D Mk2,


Image #1 - F7.1, 1/400, 125mm w/ 70-200F2.8L
http://www.photofinishingstation.com/images/wgsf/SSP_102807/GN2V0169.jpg



Image #2 - F5.6, 1/400, 125mm w/70-200F2.8L
http://www.photofinishingstation.com/images/wgsf/SSP_102807/GN2V0208.jpg

Image #3 - F5.0, 1/320, 105mm w/24-105F4L
http://www.photofinishingstation.com/images/wgsf/SSP_102807/GN2V0392.jpg

Image #4 - F4.5, 1/250, 105mm w/24-105F4L and T5d Q-Flash in ETTL Mode
http://www.photofinishingstation.com/images/wgsf/SSP_102807/GN2V0410.jpg

[madplower4]

I wish I could give you some advice, but they look fantastic to me. Now, I know the reason for the wing set up. You can really see the difference in the pitch of the cars between the winged sprints and the non-winged sprints. I would think there would be a lot less flipping with the winged versions. But then again, what do I know, I drive a mini-van..............

[picprinter]

Did you say Mini Van?
http://www.photofinishingstation.com/images/wgsf/SSP_102807/SSP_102807_156.jpg

The winged version of cars shown are 600cc Micro Sprints. They have a 600cc motorcycle engine for power. The non-winged version of cars shown are ARDC ( American Racing Drivers Club ) Midgets. The engine rules are way to complex for a simple photographer like me but they range from 138 cid to 200 cid, 4 or 6 cylinder engines as I understand it.

[DL64]

gotta love those midgets without the wings.great shots