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LindseyCramsey · 06-21-2011, 12:27 AM

I know I can not change the results of the race and that it is already done and over with, I just really wish that NHRA had at least gone out and looked things over. They really just acted like we were crazy and made up excuses as to how it happened like "you could have turned your wheel" and said that the video wasnt clear enough and that there was no proof that there was a computer malfunction. I get that no one likes a re run, but I would have at least felt that there was some sense of justice had they checked the beams or at least acted like they were concerned. It completely altered the results of the race, and it clearly happened again in the final round. I hope that in the future NHRA might take a step back and actually listen to the racer, maybe take a look at the beams and see if they could re create the problem, anything except make excuses as to how it is the racers fault.

06-21-2011, 12:27 AM	#17
LindseyCramsey Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 8 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Interesting Tree Malfunction I know I can not change the results of the race and that it is already done and over with, I just really wish that NHRA had at least gone out and looked things over. They really just acted like we were crazy and made up excuses as to how it happened like "you could have turned your wheel" and said that the video wasnt clear enough and that there was no proof that there was a computer malfunction. I get that no one likes a re run, but I would have at least felt that there was some sense of justice had they checked the beams or at least acted like they were concerned. It completely altered the results of the race, and it clearly happened again in the final round. I hope that in the future NHRA might take a step back and actually listen to the racer, maybe take a look at the beams and see if they could re create the problem, anything except make excuses as to how it is the racers fault.