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Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals
Just finish looking at NHRA's schedule for the U.S. National and couldn't help notice that Pro stock didn't even get second billings to John Force Travelling Clown show, Pro Mod got better billing, can't be an oversite, more like a push aside from NHRA! Not even a mention! Claude
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Re: Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals
Not trying to be an ***** but the schedule I see at their website has PS car and bike listed daily and even the round schedule for Sunday.... Yes, its behind the "Nitro" classes but what's new about that?
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Re: Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals
Pro Stock?
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Re: Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals
how any class racer could NOT be interested in pro stock is beyond me
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Guys,
There is a reason why Dan has no interest in Pro Stock, and he is not alone. The class is antiquated and needs to reflect current production cars. The Pro Stocks are not even close to what a production car looks like. Do you guys realize that the rules for the engine have not changed since 1982. The reason that the Nitro cars have most of the TV time is because when Pro Stock comes on the ratings drop significantly. Don't get me wrong, for what these guys have to work with they do an amazing job, along with being very competitive. There are really only 2 engines that compete with each other, The Ford is just a Chrysler clone. I would love to see unaltered factory bodies with today's factory engines. I think the fan appeal would go way up if they were using the Camaro, Mustang and Challenger with the engines they come with. If us s/ss guys can get these cars running as fast as we do, can you imagine how fast they would go with the kind of r&d and money that they spend now. I would also bet that the factories would get heavily involved also. I'm with Dan, I have lost interest. |
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