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H.A.A.C. Racing · 11-09-2007, 04:05 AM

I agree with Lynn! I think for the most part we are not seeing the big picture. In a perfect world, we would only need 3 days at a national event. Weather and oil downs happen and the schedule needs to allow for that. Does everyone on here remember the post about N.H.R.A. being sold and speculation of not having sportsman racing at a national event?? No one was complaining about how the events were run then. Personally I think it is an awsome experiance to see John Force ride through your pit and wave to you as your eating a burger, or driving under the Bud car on your way up to the lanes as they are unloading from the transporter. Let face it, we are all a profitable fill in for the N.H.R.A. The big picture as to why we do it???? Ask Chris D, or Lynn, just to name a few. I bet there was no complaining in their camps after they help up " the big Wally"

11-09-2007, 04:05 AM	#17
H.A.A.C. Racing Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 320 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: question for the 90 guys and gals I agree with Lynn! I think for the most part we are not seeing the big picture. In a perfect world, we would only need 3 days at a national event. Weather and oil downs happen and the schedule needs to allow for that. Does everyone on here remember the post about N.H.R.A. being sold and speculation of not having sportsman racing at a national event?? No one was complaining about how the events were run then. Personally I think it is an awsome experiance to see John Force ride through your pit and wave to you as your eating a burger, or driving under the Bud car on your way up to the lanes as they are unloading from the transporter. Let face it, we are all a profitable fill in for the N.H.R.A. The big picture as to why we do it???? Ask Chris D, or Lynn, just to name a few. I bet there was no complaining in their camps after they help up " the big Wally"