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Old 01-07-2023, 09:26 PM   #7
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Default Re: What would it take for you to attend a Sportsman Race

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Originally Posted by Stephen & Horace Johnson View Post
I’ve always wondered why no class runoffs at this race?

Stephen, that race did at one time have class eliminations, Kevin has 2-3 wins, I have a runner up to Donnie Beeler. They were replaced by the Clay Jones combo a few years back. I think the Bowling Green staff felt that they couldn't get class eliminations AND the combo done in the same day. There have been several instances where the delays have pushed racing later into the night than they would like. You can race after 10PM at Bowling Green, but they don't like to, and I don't blame them. It's kinda over time for them and the staff. They also like to have all classes complete two rounds by the end of racing Saturday night.


Of course, if you were only running Stock and Super Stock, as we're discussing in this thread, you could run class during the day on Saturday, as part of qualifying, get two rounds of actual eliminations in, and still run a combo, and possibly even Top Stock/Top Super Stock in the evening.
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