CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - Back from Indy-what's happened to Stock Eliminator??

Dan Bennett · 09-02-2011, 12:18 PM

I think one of the things that is so frustrating for a lot of us is that this problem is such a no-brainer and has such an easy solution.

I'm really happy to see the factories back in competition but they should be ashamed of the present set up. How proud would you be to have even the worst NFL team play - and demolish - a high school team?

The last time we were in this situation, A/FX was quickly established and rightful places were found for the other cars. No one had to sell their cars, invest a fortune in new equipment, or stay home due to obsolescence.

Why this can't be done by the next race is beyond me.

Maybe the factories think that we all believe their new "paper" cars are exactly what I can buy off the showroom and drive to the burger joint on the weekend. I don't want to drive them away now that they've finally decided to spend some money on the Sportsman, but I think they're really hurting their image.

09-02-2011, 12:18 PM	#39
Dan Bennett Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 439 Likes: 853 Liked 595 Times in 136 Posts	Re: Back from Indy-what's happened to Stock Eliminator?? I think one of the things that is so frustrating for a lot of us is that this problem is such a no-brainer and has such an easy solution. I'm really happy to see the factories back in competition but they should be ashamed of the present set up. How proud would you be to have even the worst NFL team play - and demolish - a high school team? The last time we were in this situation, A/FX was quickly established and rightful places were found for the other cars. No one had to sell their cars, invest a fortune in new equipment, or stay home due to obsolescence. Why this can't be done by the next race is beyond me. Maybe the factories think that we all believe their new "paper" cars are exactly what I can buy off the showroom and drive to the burger joint on the weekend. I don't want to drive them away now that they've finally decided to spend some money on the Sportsman, but I think they're really hurting their image.