There are no changes at the top of of competitionplus.com. I am still running the show. Unless, you are referring to the April Fools deal.
Voice for the NHRA? Not hardly. We report what we can prove and back up with FACTS, not what we or some think they know. Legally, morally and ethically -- that's the right thing to do.
This column, was an editorial and the opinion of a well respected sports writer Michael Knight. If it has my name on it, it's my opinion. Just as you are entitled to your opinion Ed, so is Michael.
Greg Hill wrote
here is no tough investigative press that ever looks at NHRA. In an era where bogus non profits cost the govt. $90 billion dollars a year you would think someone would do a little more investigative work.
Just so you know, we tried repeatedly to interview the person who inspired the letter to the IRS, and after talking to Jeff Wolf of the LVRJ, declined to talk to us ... either on the record of off, after repeated attempts.
We interviewed the attorney and reported everything we could prove on the matter.
http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...hra-tax-status
Casey Miles
Ed: I'm with you, but there is a saying, "Don't believe anything you read and only have of what you see." If they blow there own horn long enough, people start to go with the hown blowers.
When and wherever a situation arises, we report ALL sides of a story and contrary to what some of you believe, NHRA is NOT always wrong. Do they make stupid, ill-thought out moves? Absolutely. Do we call them out on it. Yes we do and will still continue to do so.
Does the NHRA treat the sportsman racers right all of the time? Not hardly.
But then again, if you put up with it and continue to support their business, who is to blame? You cry about the increased board salaries and increased fees, but yet you pay them.
You can't be a victim if you're a volunteer.
And to return to Ed, the whole article is basically why Michael feels this is a good idea.
Bobby Bennett