CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - Horrible Pro Mod Crash

Nathan Stinson · 10-02-2013, 04:53 PM

Thanks for the statistics lesson Alan, I never liked that college course I took years ago anyway! My point was you said "we" are paying "their" insurance and it looks to me like each racer pays the same to play $100. Regardless of how the premium is calculated the cost is shared equally among participants at the track. The exception may be the pro classes. I am not sure if they pay a insurance fee or not. Either way I bet if pro mod did go away tomorrow, the $100 fee wouldnt!

I do agree, I dont want the class to go away and I sure dont want to see a fatality, but I believe overall that the cars in that class are safe and I am sure that NHRA is learning from these incidents and will make them better.

10-02-2013, 04:53 PM	#45
Nathan Stinson Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 114 Likes: 29 Liked 4 Times in 1 Post	Re: Horrible Pro Mod Crash - Your Thoughts Thanks for the statistics lesson Alan, I never liked that college course I took years ago anyway! My point was you said "we" are paying "their" insurance and it looks to me like each racer pays the same to play $100. Regardless of how the premium is calculated the cost is shared equally among participants at the track. The exception may be the pro classes. I am not sure if they pay a insurance fee or not. Either way I bet if pro mod did go away tomorrow, the $100 fee wouldnt! I do agree, I dont want the class to go away and I sure dont want to see a fatality, but I believe overall that the cars in that class are safe and I am sure that NHRA is learning from these incidents and will make them better.