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Ross Family Racing · 11-23-2011, 10:31 AM

Chris I agree. The combos should not take away incentive to race on a larger stage.I will tell you that it is terribly difficult to schedule races for our series(BuckeyeS/SS) when you take into consideration the N&IHRA divisional and national events. You also have to consider if a racer will run your event after coming home from a 3 or 4 day event.Many will not. That is why we will probably have 4 to 5 events thru the season.
Mike,I like what you do as far as scheduling your races with special events at some tracks such as Pittsburgh and Quaker. National Trail had us there for their Night of Fire event and that place had a gad of people.Probably the largest crowd of spectators that many racers have run in front of.It was exciting!! (except for the traction problem for many)
You schedule several events and you may look at that. Sometimes less is more!
Jeff Ross

11-23-2011, 10:31 AM	#28
Ross Family Racing Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: St.Clairsville, Ohio Posts: 459 Likes: 0 Liked 51 Times in 14 Posts	Re: Support your local Combo/Association races!! Chris I agree. The combos should not take away incentive to race on a larger stage.I will tell you that it is terribly difficult to schedule races for our series(BuckeyeS/SS) when you take into consideration the N&IHRA divisional and national events. You also have to consider if a racer will run your event after coming home from a 3 or 4 day event.Many will not. That is why we will probably have 4 to 5 events thru the season. Mike,I like what you do as far as scheduling your races with special events at some tracks such as Pittsburgh and Quaker. National Trail had us there for their Night of Fire event and that place had a gad of people.Probably the largest crowd of spectators that many racers have run in front of.It was exciting!! (except for the traction problem for many) You schedule several events and you may look at that. Sometimes less is more! Jeff Ross