[Bruce Noland]

Geezz Dick,

Wake up!

Just look it up for yourself. The orginal AHFS is still on the nhra site. There is a very simple one paragraph description of how we set up the system.

Now Wesley and others have created this after-the-fact monster of a system that basicly says they can do what ever the hell they please and without telling one racer about the changes before they implement them.

The AHFS that we voted for was a combination specific system. The system that Wesley has created says he no longer needs similar combinations to get a triggering event. He has also combined huge numbers of cars that were never even considered to be similar by the original AHFS - like Chev, Olds, Buick, and Pontiac.

Your question shows that you have not been paying attention. This problem has nothing to do with teardowns or any number of side show issues. But, it has everything to do with the design and administration of the rules and how Wesley and others have cheated us by abusing the system to satisfy their own needs. And the nhra staff just hunkers down and tells the racers they have bushwacked to send in letters pleading their cases. It's total BS!

I have copied all of this material and plan on presenting it to a newly promoted nhra executive.