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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Elysburg, Pa
Posts: 731
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I understand that many of the current racers are older or retired and are having their fun spending their money, God bless them, it is intimidating though for the little guy or the beginner which adds to the low interest from the new blood, as young people are very competitive and when they see it's out of their league they move on. On a side note, and no disrespect to anyone who owns one, a 300K motorhome is not the only option to get through a rainy Saturday. A 20 year old kid may be uncomfortable at a company party with the wealthy owners, same story for the beginner in class racing.
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Veteran Member
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: NOO JOISEY nexta NOO YAWK
Posts: 5,879
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I feel like a broken record,but I'll repeat my mantra:
We are not a car culture society anymore.There's too much competition liesure spending. Oh yeah and the present generation,for the most part,could care less about drag racing, especially class racing.There intrests are in foreign FWD cars and text messageing till their fingers are numb,like their brains. Flameo awayo.
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