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Jeff Teuton 08-12-2014 10:16 PM
Indy Classes
 
28 SS/AH cars. That will be a great show. 5 Rounds. I'm not sure too many can run that many rounds. 7 in my class SS/KA. Just lots of cars with 200+. I haven't looked at B/SA. Should be about 60 or so. Gonna be a fun race.

countrypuppy4865 08-12-2014 10:27 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
I think I counted 21 entered in B. It should be a very entertaining indy.

Superfan1 08-13-2014 07:18 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton (Post 441365)
28 SS/AH cars. That will be a great show. 5 Rounds. I'm not sure too many can run that many rounds. 7 in my class SS/KA. Just lots of cars with 200+. I haven't looked at B/SA. Should be about 60 or so. Gonna be a fun race.
Jeff, actually there are 29. Harold Leiter is listed in SS/AA, but he will be in SS/AH because all 1968 Hemi Cudas and Darts have to run in SS/AH.

Casey Miles 08-13-2014 09:55 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
It's a shame that just S/SS filled up, I remember when Comp used to have over a 100 cars entered. If you look, there are only 16 funny cars and 22 top fuel. Also, Pro Stock isn't even close. The .90 classes aren't even close. Not every one could have sold off and bought Stock or Super Stockers. So what's happening to the other classes? Is it the economy or are people just turning away from the NHRA way of doing business? Food for thought!

Casey Miles
248H "F" NHRA Stock

Jeff Colvert 08-13-2014 11:34 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Casey Miles (Post 441491)
It's a shame that just S/SS filled up, I remember when Comp used to have over a 100 cars entered. If you look, there are only 16 funny cars and 22 top fuel. Also, Pro Stock isn't even close. The .90 classes aren't even close. Not every one could have sold off and bought Stock or Super Stockers. So what's happening to the other classes? Is it the economy or are people just turning away from the NHRA way of doing business? Food for thought!

Casey Miles
248H "F" NHRA Stock
Just shows where the roots of NHRA really are.

Nitro Joe Jackson 08-13-2014 11:50 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
I know 2 people that have ran the Super classes since day 1 at indy and they ran Modified and Super Stock before that, btw this is their 50th year of racing NHRA. Now that's dedicated.

ALMACK 08-14-2014 12:39 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
200 entries in each class is impressive.

A good sign for class racing indeed.

I just wished NHRA would turn off the AHFS for this event ( like at the National Opens) and let all 400 of those drivers have at it....what a show that would be ! :)

Jacob Pitt 08-14-2014 01:09 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
Wish there was going to be a good live feed for class! I would be watching that all day!

Jim Wahl 08-14-2014 01:35 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jacob Pitt (Post 441547)
Wish there was going to be a good live feed for class! I would be watching that all day!
I sure wish I was fresh. I might have tried to make it this year. It's gunna be a slugfest in H, I can tell already! This Indy will be a class racers dream! Jim


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countrypuppy4865 08-14-2014 01:48 PM
Re: Indy Classes
 
Indy is a very long event, and it has more history and meaning to stock and super stock racers. For the .90 racers, I would say the event is too long and it's almost just another national for them.


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