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Steve Wolcott 09-25-2019 08:32 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
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Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN (Post 598189)
Problem is the small fact that the NMCA is part of NHRA now ! I don't know how MUCH they are together but they are.
There's some confusion here. NMCA is not part of NHRA. NMCA is an independent company that races at NHRA-sanctioned tracks and is considered an "Alternative Sanctioning Organization" (ASO) for insurance purposes. NMCA makes it own class rules, runs its own events, has its own staff, etc. NMCA works hard to provide the best place to race for muscle car and grassroots racers.

Our ProPledge customer service commitment is a direct result of our friendship with Bill Bader / Summit Motorsports Park and emulates their B Guarantee. NMCA is proud of our standing in drag racing and will continue to provide an enjoyable experience for racers, great track prep, top notch safety, with a staff that operates with a Golden Rule philosophy.

Steve Wolcott
Owner / NMCA

Steve Wolcott 09-25-2019 08:35 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
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Originally Posted by Tar Heel (Post 598199)
I did not realize that; thank you for the clarification. I stand corrected.

Well ... just do what we did; put mufflers and drag radials on the "race car", buy a lawn chair, and go grow with your significant other at car shows. Not much from our end to complain about there. A whole lot cheaper too!
I just want to clarify like I did on another post... NMCA is not part of NHRA. NMCA is part of ProMedia Events & Publishing and is an independent company that races at NHRA-sanctioned tracks and is considered an "Alternative Sanctioning Organization" (ASO) for insurance purposes. NMCA makes it own class rules, runs its own events, has its own staff, etc. NMCA works hard to provide the best place to race for muscle car and grassroots racers.

Our ProPledge customer service commitment is a direct result of our friendship with Bill Bader / Summit Motorsports Park and emulates their B Guarantee. NMCA is proud of our standing in drag racing and will continue to provide an enjoyable experience for racers, great track prep, top notch safety, with a staff that operates with a Golden Rule philosophy.

Steve Wolcott
Owner / NMCA

X-TECH MAN 09-25-2019 08:42 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
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Originally Posted by Steve Wolcott (Post 598419)
I just want to clarify like I did on another post... NMCA is not part of NHRA. NMCA is part of ProMedia Events & Publishing and is an independent company that races at NHRA-sanctioned tracks and is considered an "Alternative Sanctioning Organization" (ASO) for insurance purposes. NMCA makes it own class rules, runs its own events, has its own staff, etc. NMCA works hard to provide the best place to race for muscle car and grassroots racers.

Our ProPledge customer service commitment is a direct result of our friendship with Bill Bader / Summit Motorsports Park and emulates their B Guarantee. NMCA is proud of our standing in drag racing and will continue to provide an enjoyable experience for racers, great track prep, top notch safety, with a staff that operates with a Golden Rule philosophy.

Steve Wolcott
Owner / NMCA
Just repeating what was posted on this site approx. a year or so ago. Maybe what it meant was the stock/Super stock deal was the same as NHRA's ?

Steve Wolcott 09-25-2019 08:57 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
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Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN (Post 598420)
Just repeating what was posted on this site approx. a year or so ago. Maybe what it meant was the stock/Super stock deal was the same as NHRA's ?
X-Tech Man, I did not see the post from a year ago. Our Stock / Super Stock class successfully combines the 2. Just ask Amy Faulk :)

MR DERBY CITY 09-25-2019 11:23 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
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Originally Posted by Rick Bailey (Post 598363)
Larry , don't belive I'm saying this ....but it appears as thou this mess is not NHRA"s doings!
Its WWTR that's being the PIA..... they don't want anything to do with the sportsman until they just have to deal with us ! Oh and take our $ at the gate !!

Rick Bailey
I think you nailed it Rick,...for those racers attending the points meet the following weekend a 4 day crew pass is 80 bucks....OUCH !!!!!!!!!!

davidhuff 09-25-2019 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 598263)
Ed Carpenter you appear to have anger issues stemming from you reading opinions that don't align with yours. I suggest you seek professional help immediately. Better yet, turn off your computer.

Oh btw, Ken knows who I am and sees me at every division 1 race.

Bruce Noland what part of the truth and the facts don't you like?

MR DERBY CITY does that make you feel smarter, better, superior?
Well, what is your name?

sully3358 10-01-2019 09:44 AM
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It looks as if they were able to crown champions on Sunday. Looks like quite a few were even able to pull into the pro pits 2 hours after the finals to start setting up for next weekend.

X-TECH MAN 10-01-2019 11:02 AM
Re: Stacking at St. Louis
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Wolcott (Post 598424)
X-Tech Man, I did not see the post from a year ago. Our Stock / Super Stock class successfully combines the 2. Just ask Amy Faulk :)
I prefer your N/SS and N/MC classes for the poor racers. No $30,000 small block "Stock" chevys needed to be competitive. Just a time run and pick your class !


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