G10.15.10_112_BAL_SYR_0080

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Photo ID #	G10.15.10_112_BAL_SYR_0080_1
Car #:	#112
Driver (s) :	Gary Balough
Location:	Syracuse
Date:	1980
Photographer:	Rick Sweeten
Photo provided by:	Rick Sweeten
Comments:	... what an interesting photo from Rick Sweeten... Take a good look at it... Think about what happened on this day at Syracuse, and then you tell me... is it a perfect photo or what? Gary was in another zone on this day and that's exactly what I see when I look at this photo.

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Date:	Visitor's Name:	Comment:
10.16.10	Wayne Heiserman	Look at the fans. Stunned and bewildered. I was there that day. That about summed up my reaction.
10.16.10	3Wide	You definitely get it Wayne... I wasn't there, but from what I've heard and read, this photo... with the #112 streaking by... out of focus... almost out of the frame... with the fans and the flagger seemingly to be still trying to catch up to the action!
12.08.10	Charlie Miller	You don't see many fans jumping up and cheering the winner, maybe they realized that modified racing was going to change forever. Love it, or Hate it , it did just that. You could love it because what car owner or driver doesn't hope to have the dominate car or set-up that just BLOWS everyone away. Something so powerful nobody can touch it. For those that hated it, the little guy just got shot down again. The small team, owner-driver operation took a big hit this day. No longer could they keep running the same chassis and set-up year after year and expect to keep up, more or less win one every now and then.