Comments about ‘Salt & Speed: Record number of entries test Bonneville's flats’

the history we know, how about an article that gives us some speed results! for class and type of car and speeds.

I was disappointed not to read anything about my cousin, Terry Nish and his sons. Is he running this year or has he retired, how abvout Mike.

THANKS FOR THE INFO ON BONNEVILLES FLATS AS YOU CAN SEE BY MY NAME I HAD A FATHER WHO SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN THE LATE 30'S OUT ON THE FLATES WITH THE ENGLISH MEN..
EYSTON PETERSEN.LV.NV

I agree with Don Jensen, post the daily results coming out of Bonneville for those of us who can't make it there and for those who have spent so much time and labor to get here with there cars. Give them a little "press" and print there results.

Yes, but what about all the Utah drivers, like Nish, Vesco and Burkland who have prestigous world records? To hear about corporate world's first hydrogen-electric race is fantastic, but why not a mention about the locals who are the alternative fuel event coordinators who help make it happen in Utah - www.Race2TheFuture.com Futhermore, if not for local owners of a Ford car, Ford would not have been the first plug-in, hybrid, tribrid or quadbrid in the world, let alone on the salt. Please visit with Utah Clean Cities Coalition about who is really doing something in Utah.

Good write up Ray. Me and the boys thoroughly enjoyed the event. What a different world than most other forms of car racing. The people are so down to earth and easy to talk to. The most fun of being there is standing on the starting line as they fire them up and listen to them shift from first to second gear almost out of ear-shot. Dan Rich.