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Personal Narrative Essay: Wear Linear Track Racing

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The time i was at a dirt track racing
The time i was at a dirt track it was a great fun experience. i went their to race with my dad to race his 2001 yamaha raptor 660r and my yamaha banshee. My dad made racing look easy but i know you need to know when to turn and drift and go fast. The dirt track his the place to go watch and smell racing fuel, watch people wreck, go fast, and push themselves. you get to race has fast has rally cars on a dirt track with quads.As I rolled my quad out of the bed of my dads truck. It’s Without a thought, I got aboard, Carefully with a swift kick, I was greeted by a BRRRAAAWINNNG-DA-DING-DING-DING of the engine and the sweet-smelling of two-stroke racing oil in the morning air. With the quad warming up,
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