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Ken Miele · 05-25-2009, 12:37 PM

Bob,

I did forget super comp, actually there was 427 total. At the last look, it is now 507, those numbers look pretty good to me.

Even with the extra class this year, the total would be about the same. I know your looking for NHRA to fail miserable, but I still have not seen the doom you and others are hoping for.

What does a 4 or 5 grading have to do with anything? Racers are just waiting to the last day to register.

My math be have been off, but using NHRA's quota is your way of making NHRA look like the are loosing racers. Given the economy, I think participation is still good.

So Bob, how will you spin the numbers now? 507 is still pretty stout!

Who's using the new math now?

Ed,

I will not agree with you and others that say NHRA is doomed, It may not be perfect, but judging by this years numbers, you and your supporters are in the minority when it comes to not going racing with NHRA.

At the Maple Grove points meet in div 1, there were 561 cars.

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Ken Miele Live Reporter Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,861 Likes: 456 Liked 16,543 Times in 1,522 Posts	Re: The weekend in numbers Bob, I did forget super comp, actually there was 427 total. At the last look, it is now 507, those numbers look pretty good to me. Even with the extra class this year, the total would be about the same. I know your looking for NHRA to fail miserable, but I still have not seen the doom you and others are hoping for. What does a 4 or 5 grading have to do with anything? Racers are just waiting to the last day to register. My math be have been off, but using NHRA's quota is your way of making NHRA look like the are loosing racers. Given the economy, I think participation is still good. So Bob, how will you spin the numbers now? 507 is still pretty stout! Who's using the new math now? Ed, I will not agree with you and others that say NHRA is doomed, It may not be perfect, but judging by this years numbers, you and your supporters are in the minority when it comes to not going racing with NHRA. At the Maple Grove points meet in div 1, there were 561 cars.