Florida drag racing weather
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I just moved to florida from illinois. I was wondering will my car run faster here than in illinois? I know we are closer to sea level but have more humidity. Can anyone shed some light?
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Think it'll depend on the day. The cool dry days in January are a completely different thing than the hot muggy days in July. You'll also have to find a track that does good prep since many of the ones I've seen aren't maintained and spend quite a bit of time flooded in the rainy season
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If you're in spring hill you have showtime in Pinellas Park as a local track. I've never seen it myself so I can't tell you much about it. If you travel a bit Bradenton has a good track. Or you can always go to Orlando speed world which is one of the better tracks last time I checked. If you enjoy watching then check out the gator nationals in Gainesville in March.
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Lakeland closing came quick. As far as I know the mud bog is still open which is why the complex is still showing up in searches. Here's the story on what happened to the strip
http://www.dragracingscene.com/news/lakeland-dragstrip-stripped-away/
http://www.dragracingscene.com/news/lakeland-dragstrip-stripped-away/