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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: New York, NY
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I dont have a dog in this fight but I am a spectator and I just wanna say I hope all of you continue to race at the valley because I enjoy watching you all run....Vince Musolino, Wayne Hoffman, Ken Moses, Frank and Laura Zefirro, Scott Hall, B.J. Masiello,Bill Krug, Brian Hansbury everyone that competed in the series and those that are considering....I am just a fan but I appreciate all that you guys do and hope the the quick 32 deal for next year is a big success. Also thanks to Howard for providing a place for spectators and racers to come to and the whole staff at LVD.. Thanks Jeoffrey York |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Why is it a big accomplishment for a 6 second car to get down a racetrack - not one track should be looked at as stepping up for that. Not only should a six second car be able to go down any track - a 5 second car should be able to go down if conditions are correct. To me this is a situation where the track is at a no win - if the track is great, well it should be - if it's crap then it sucks and most wont go there anymore. Of course Howard should have reached in his pocket - he tried to make the series a success and I will give him credit for at least trying. But does he deserve any extra credit - absolutely not !! It is a business for him and really cost him a few bucks for the attempt. As far as the flood it is the track employees who should have been there - they work there. As far as any equipment damage to persons property - that is 100% NOT howards problem. The insurance mention was because money was mentioned of what Howard went through and how much he did this year (unless I read it wrong). Again it is his business and improvements to the track are normal and expected. Kenny did a great thing by offering his services - and if I recall I was the one who mentioned someone should have stepped up and had a fundraiser to help the people who got hurt in the flood - so I agree helping other races is a great part of this sport. Nobody has forgotten what this sport is about - everyones criticism and compliments are designed to try and make improvements for all racers. To say the spectators is a non issue and we dont race to put on a show then that is thinking like a bracket racer who has no problem with the 10 bucks a car payout for the winner. Again refering to the guys down south - why is it they get in for FREE and race for 5,000. For some reason I doubt it is the good heart of the track owner reaching into his own pocket. The spectators pay the purse and the entry fees. So once again if you are trying to get a fast series (with fast cars) you need spectators. As far as showing up I already had a few private messages about fast cars not running it no matter what happens. I was not able to support the series due to a very late start this year and if Wayne is involved next year I will support any series he runs. But I will state my opinions in what I think should be, and like the few people who have issues and will not run again, if I disagree with things I also will not run. And to have the attitude that Howard does not need any of you is exactly the payout are what the are for normal racing up there. From what I am told the payout is 10 bucks a car to the winner - I DO NOT KNOW THIS 100% SO ANYONE CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG !!! So let's look at this - if the car count in super is 85 cars the payout for a WIN is 850 - sorry but that's a bit low if you ask me. Last time I checked that is 7 rounds - nobody has an issue with that ?? How about a 7th round loss for $400 ? Sixth round semi for 275 or so? Again a correction is welcomed if this is not true !!! Like yourself sorry for the long post - just adding to the facts. Nobody is right or wrong in their opinions - they are exactly what they are and are designed to add insight. Last edited by Michael Galofaro; 10-14-2009 at 04:57 AM. |
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