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Dennis P Chapman 05-15-2012 09:28 AM
Re: Best place to set record
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Geerhead55 (Post 326538)
How do you guys feel about someone's hard earned, well deserved, national record being wiped out by the "minimum" after a length of time goes by? I have no dog in this fight, but I always thought a record should stand until its truly broken by a quicker or faster car. My 2 cents.
Danny Durham
x2 on that........the pro records always stay till there broken.

cutta 05-15-2012 10:16 AM
Re: Best place to set record
 
Has anybody ever proposed the idea that if you set the record, you don't get refactored?

That sounds like a pretty good proposal to me. If you get the record you stay clean, if you don't, the hp adjustment is coming.

This thread makes me wish Memphis was still NHRA. Seems like the October events there could be really fast at times. Weather was always crazy over there during that time of the year though. I remember when Scott Geoffrion got the record. Had to be 50 degrees that night.

Larry Hill 05-15-2012 01:39 PM
Re: Best place to set record
 
BG Ky. in Augest. It is not fast , but if you do set a record it sure makes it easer the next week at Indy!

Ed Wright 05-15-2012 01:41 PM
Re: Best place to set record
 
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Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 326593)
BG Ky. in Augest. It is not fast , but if you do set a record it sure makes it easer the next week at Indy!
Very true. LOL


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