Re: Houston Cancellation Article
Nothing like a little publication to apply some pressure on NHRA. I know they won't be happy about the bad publicity even though it may not do much.
In regards to the track, can any landscaping/construction/concrete guys give us some information on costs/difficulty involved in implementing a better drainage system. It would seem to me that their probably isn't any drainage in the pits other than general grading type landscaping. Its been a while since I've been to HRP, so I'm not certain of that but that would be my assumption. Would it not be cheaper and advantageous to place an industrial style of french drain in the pit area vs. paving it? Just my thoughts but this is not my area of expertise. |
Re: Houston Cancellation Article
Just adding dirt would have been a major improvement. At least the water could have drained away from the pits instead of draining toward the pit as it did.
There has been a lot of dirt added about a 100 yards north of where they pitted us, for what reason I do not know. |
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ya'll should read all the comments posted below that article--- not speaking highly of NHRA or the HRP owners/mgmt staff---- went there years back(20+) and the weather went from balmy to almost borderline freezing and rain---- the track as a whole at that time was OK nothing spectacular but then again most tracks were nothing to brag about either--- FED387
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NHRA did NOT do the right thing in Houston. Once eliminations began, the race should be completed. This is a gross injustice to the racers running for the National Championship. You give the R1 losers a mulligan to get another chance at the points. Just giving people their money back isn't always the right thing to do. This race should've been completed at another venue later in the year. We still had races in Belle Rose and Tulsa and Houston. By giving the R1 losers their money back only benefits NHRA in the sympathy department.
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might need to check with some of the first round losers on here and see if they got their money back. I thought I had read some posts that said they did get a refund even though they had lost first round...
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That's not what dimlight stated in his quote, "with the exception of"!
It's a damn travesty to get ripped off for an entry fee and crew passes at a race that "never was"! Amazingly they are letting the class winners keep their trophies even though most of them are getting refunds? Several years go at Baytown it rained and rained some more. They pitted us in the infield of the circle track and that worked fine! Why not this time? |
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As far as the class trophies are concerned.....Molon Wally!
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