Sorint Week at Volusia began last night. It was the best of the 410 sprint car world. The All Stars, WOO and the Pa. Posse’s best were in the field.

Be watching again tonite.

We appreciate the updated info, but I usually don't get to watch anything while it is happening, but will watch it a few days later (if on Flo), so please let us know what's coming up, but hold off on the outcome for those who are a a few laps behind like me!  Thanks.

For example... I finally got to watch the Late Models at East Bay (excellent), and the Late Models at Golden Isle (amazing.)  Just last night I watched the replay of them at Lake City...  They really put on a show.

I do my best to not know who won, so that way when I'm watching it, its still a mystery as to how it'll all play out.

i apologize. Never thought about this happening. Actually I was more into saying what a great field of sprints was on hand. its not normal for the All Stars and Outlaws on the same bill. 

The same show will be on Flo tonite and I’ll be watching but i won’t report the results. I assume they will both race together when the Outlaws are sanctioning the race later this week. 

No apology needed Mdracer.  You are providing info to guys here on the board and that's a good thing.  I might be odd man out as over the past few years I've gotten to where I don't watch anything on TV live, so it becomes a challenge to try "not" to find out who won or get results before I get a chance to watch it (that way it might as well be live because I have no idea what's going to happen!)  I'm pretty new to Flo as my wife got it for me for my birthday this past August, so I've only got about 6 months experience with it, but for me, it's great.

With Flo, I usually go right to the replay section to catch complete events.  This means that  I actually look away when scrolling down from their racing homepage because at the top of their menu they'll sometimes have event results/who won up in the highlight section, and I don't want to see it if I'm going to watch the replay of the event.

The replay events on Flo at first glance look like they're 6 hours long or longer, but I fast forward through track prep, time trials, and then watch the heats, B mains and features.  It takes about 90 minutes, but I feel like I just visited Placerville or Merced, or Ventura... or East Bay.... or Tri Cities.. or Kokomo... and caught the majority of the show, and now have a group of drivers that I look forward to seeing/rooting for/against for each series and/or track. 

I have to confess...  I watched all indoor events too in January (St. Louis, Tulsa Shootout, Chili Bowl.)  Enjoyed them all.  Got some new favorite drivers for those too.

Names like Buddy Kufoid, TMez, Justin Grant, Cannon MacIntosh,... or Logan Seavey, Jake Swanson, CJ Leary, Robert Ballou....  Ricky Thorton Jr, Brad Overton, Tyler Erb, Hudson O'Neal...  Kyle Cummins, Jason McDougal, Tanner Thorson...  and a ton more are all drivers that I knew nothing about one year ago, but now know enough that when I see an event again and they are in it, I can build on.... which makes it even more interesting.  Thanks to watching Flo, I now watch events in CA... FL.. Wisconsin... places that I won't ever get to in person, but I've got that fan association now to where I don't want to miss watching those tracks where these racers compete, and that's a lot of races!

Even closer to home... Watching Anthony Macri, Freddy Rahmer, Brent Marks, at tracks like Lincoln and Port Royal....  I try not to miss them either.

My plan for 2023 is to get out to a race locally on just about every Saturday night April to October'ish, (that is, if I can find a local show that can provide an exciting. fun, fast paced show.... One that doesn't waste my time with either meaningless races, or excessive pace laps verifying and re-verifying the line up... or further delaying the show while race control reviews EVERY incident to see if there was "avoidable contact.")  I will also keep watching more events on Flo as mentioned above, and will probably add a lot more names to the list of tracks and drivers mentioned. 

There are a lot of really great racers in this country, and most race without mirrors and without spotters.

Also included in my plan for 2023 is to be a lot less NASCAR dependent.  My wife and I sometimes watch NASCAR events (via DVR) together, and she sees me getting aggravated week after week...with drivers taking each other out without consequence... announcers who spend more time shilling for NASCAR than actually just announcing the race..., Drivers getting truck and XFinity rides where level of driving talent is at the very bottom for consideration.... And then there's the social messaging at every turn... 

My wife said to me the other day, "I don't even know why you still watch it."

Please don't tell her that she's right... as usual. 

Joe and I talk a few times a week.  The conversation usually starts with an event either one of us enjoyed on Flo and we talk about the names and the track and what we like or don't like about it. I've become a huge late model fan simply because Flo introduced me to the drivers  through interviews and stories. Late Model racing is amazing. Never really a bad race.  Another driver pretty much introduced by Flo is Tomas Mezaraul,T Mez.  Extremely talented driver and a YouTuber with TMezTv. Check it out and enjoy his up close race reviews including a lot of in car coverage.  I may be late to the party but if not for Flo, I would have not seen it.