"Chasers want to be racers" I always thought that something like this was going to happen. I'm sorry that it did happen , but I knew that it was only a matter of time before it did happen. I've had some real close calls chasing some MDR races. A few years ago, out at Barstow, I almost had a crash when this one dude came ripping around a blind curve on the road between Stoddard wells road and Hodge road (the narrow curvy part). This moron must have been around 45 or 50 mph when he had to lock up his brakes to avoid little 'ol me. The best part is that this brain surgeon was wearing a crash helmet inside of his fully caged, full size pre-runner. Two years ago, I was all but ran off of Bessemer mine road during the night race by another overzealous chaser dude.
BUY A RACE RADIO (Scott at PCI sells some nice ones). A BROKEN RACECAR ISN'T GOING ANY WHERE UNTIL SOMEONE FIXES IT !
I normally don't plan my chase at all, I just cruise around all day long with the race radio on. Once I find a fun spot, I let the main know that I've found my new spot. Besides, these MDR courses are so small any chase truck can be at any pit area in about a half an hour. SO TAKE IT EASY , OKAY ?
My own taste for the hops is very powerful, and I had no intention of spending a beerless weekend...