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As I mentioned before, we could just start giving everybody a trophy.
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John, as you might have noticed this subject is some what like the US election, strong opinions on both sides and very entertaining. If asked, I would probably vote for tru start as someday it might put the results of a round in my favor but in all honesty, I can't remember losing a round where this would of had an effect.
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I agree with Dale and Ed !
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Alan ,You think it's bad now ?
Wait until Trustart comes to S/SS and a faster car loses on a double red light!
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Mark, I honestly don't care at this point. Seriously. The red light thing is the least of the worries for class racing. I suppose it makes for a great distraction. Never mind everything else that is wrong, let's worry about a red light rule that has been the same for about 50 years. I'm over it. We can move on to the next whine fest. Wind effects fast cars, so does track prep. It's just a different set of drawbacks, depending on what choices you make. If you're making excuses, you'll never fix your program.
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Maybe it's a knee jerk reaction to change to truestart.
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And you had to bring up the 7" tire deal and track prep being a "safety issue" huh? Well, write this one down Sparky, in a year or two tops, all of these new 7 and 8 second FX and FXX cars will have 10.5 tires in the name of "safety"!
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At first they will get 10.5's but then start crying for the 10.5W, once again in the name of "safety."
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