Hey everyone, if any of you are coming down for the Bristol race make sure to come into the Johnson City, TN Golden Corral to eat. We have Prime Rib everynight after 4:30p and on Sunday's after 11:30p. We have great prices:
Lunch Hours:
10:30-4:00 except Saturday 11a due to breakfast until 11a
Lunch Buffet - $7.19 + drink & tax
Senior Lunch Buffet (over 60) - $4.99 (includes drink) + tax
Dinner Hours:
Mon-Thur 4p - 9:30p
Fri & Sat 4p-10:30p
Sun 11p -9:30p
Dinner Buffet - $9.79 + drink & tax
Senior Dinner Buffet - $8.59 + drink & tax
We also have breakfast Saturday & Sunday (7:15-11:00)
Breakfast pricing is the same as lunch.
See you at the Johnson City, TN Golden Corral
Nascar's Bristol Race
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Re: Nascar's Bristol Race
I ate there last year at the spring Bristol race. Rained like heck outside that day so no cooking at the campsites. The place was extremely busy but the staff kept up with it.
Wish I was going this year, want to see the Sat. nite special old timers race.
Wish I was going this year, want to see the Sat. nite special old timers race.
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Re: Nascar's Bristol Race
Cale Yarborough, Junior Johnson, Harry Gant and ESPN analyst Rusty Wallace are among the 12 legends of NASCAR who will compete for 35 laps in late model stock cars. The winning driver will earn a $25,000 donation for the charity of his choice. The race airs following ESPN on ABC's live coverage of the NASCAR Nationwide Series Scotts Turf Builder 300 event at Bristol that day at 2 p.m.
Ned & Dale Jarrett in the booth with Dr. Jerry Punch. Rusty will be 'in race reporter'.
Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer, who also will serve as grand marshal of the Food City 500, will climb behind the wheel of a race car for the first time as will Terry Bowden. Bowden returns to the college coaching ranks this year after 10 years in the broadcast booth, taking over the Division II powerhouse University of North Alabama.
?? How is Terry Bowden going to see over the steering wheel ??
The celebrities will run 15-lap or 10-minute heats to help determine the starting spots of their pro driver teammates, who then will run 35 laps. That field includes Junior Johnson, Harry Gant, Cale Yarborough and Jack Ingram.
The winning "team" is guaranteed $25,000 for their charities and a total of $10,000 will go to the charity or charities of the second-place duo. Every other team will get $5,000 for their charities. Team pairings will be announced at a later time.
77 year old Junior Johnson is racing for the first time in 45 years. Looks like he will be in his son's car. Robert is about 18 yrs. old.
Ned & Dale Jarrett in the booth with Dr. Jerry Punch. Rusty will be 'in race reporter'.
Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer, who also will serve as grand marshal of the Food City 500, will climb behind the wheel of a race car for the first time as will Terry Bowden. Bowden returns to the college coaching ranks this year after 10 years in the broadcast booth, taking over the Division II powerhouse University of North Alabama.
?? How is Terry Bowden going to see over the steering wheel ??
The celebrities will run 15-lap or 10-minute heats to help determine the starting spots of their pro driver teammates, who then will run 35 laps. That field includes Junior Johnson, Harry Gant, Cale Yarborough and Jack Ingram.
The winning "team" is guaranteed $25,000 for their charities and a total of $10,000 will go to the charity or charities of the second-place duo. Every other team will get $5,000 for their charities. Team pairings will be announced at a later time.
77 year old Junior Johnson is racing for the first time in 45 years. Looks like he will be in his son's car. Robert is about 18 yrs. old.
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Speedofsand
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Re: Nascar's Bristol Race
Darrell Waltrip, Bristol's all-time winner with 12, has had to pull out of the race because of a scheduling issue that has arisen.
"It seems crazy, but I am busier now than I was when I was a driver," Waltrip said. "I have some commitments to Fox Sports that have come up since we began talking with the folks at Bristol about this race. I was looking forward to getting out there with some of those guys again; and some of them for the first time. After years with Junior Johnson as my boss, I was excited about rubbing fenders with him. But, sometimes things are unavoidable."
http://www.bristolmotorspeedway.com/new ... 44935.html
The celebrity drivers will run 15-lap heats to determine the order of the inside and outside starting rows of the 35-lap Bristol winners segment.
The winning team receives $25,000 for its charities; $10,000 will go to the second-place team's charities. Each other team will get $5,000 for charities.
Celebrity driver ... BMS Winner Driver
Philadelphia Eagles placekicker David Akers ...Harry Gant
NHRA Pro Stock champ Greg Anderson ...David Green
Virginia Teach head football coach Frank Beamer ...Cale Yarborough
North Alabama head football coach Terry Bowden ...L.D. Ottinger
NHRA Funny Car driver Ron Capps ...Jack Ingram
Former NFL player Mike Compton ...Phil Parsons
ESPN analyst and former NBA player Brad Daugherty ...Junior Johnson
ESPN analyst and former crew chief Ray Evernham ...Rusty Wallace
NHRA Top-Fuel dragster driver Doug Herbert ...Larry Pearson
Realtree Outdoors founder Bill Jordan ...Terry Labonte
ESPN analyst and former crew chief Andy Petree ...Sterling Marlin
TV/radio personality Riki Rachtman ....Jimmy Spencer
edit; Larry in for David Pearson, who has withdrawn because of a back injury.
"It seems crazy, but I am busier now than I was when I was a driver," Waltrip said. "I have some commitments to Fox Sports that have come up since we began talking with the folks at Bristol about this race. I was looking forward to getting out there with some of those guys again; and some of them for the first time. After years with Junior Johnson as my boss, I was excited about rubbing fenders with him. But, sometimes things are unavoidable."
http://www.bristolmotorspeedway.com/new ... 44935.html
The celebrity drivers will run 15-lap heats to determine the order of the inside and outside starting rows of the 35-lap Bristol winners segment.
The winning team receives $25,000 for its charities; $10,000 will go to the second-place team's charities. Each other team will get $5,000 for charities.
Celebrity driver ... BMS Winner Driver
Philadelphia Eagles placekicker David Akers ...Harry Gant
NHRA Pro Stock champ Greg Anderson ...David Green
Virginia Teach head football coach Frank Beamer ...Cale Yarborough
North Alabama head football coach Terry Bowden ...L.D. Ottinger
NHRA Funny Car driver Ron Capps ...Jack Ingram
Former NFL player Mike Compton ...Phil Parsons
ESPN analyst and former NBA player Brad Daugherty ...Junior Johnson
ESPN analyst and former crew chief Ray Evernham ...Rusty Wallace
NHRA Top-Fuel dragster driver Doug Herbert ...Larry Pearson
Realtree Outdoors founder Bill Jordan ...Terry Labonte
ESPN analyst and former crew chief Andy Petree ...Sterling Marlin
TV/radio personality Riki Rachtman ....Jimmy Spencer
edit; Larry in for David Pearson, who has withdrawn because of a back injury.