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bigshow2966 · 02-19-2015, 01:02 PM

You know all that fine print that you are supposed to read before you sign anything? The OKC boys should have read it a little better on their NHRA applications.

Yes, they were on Sweitzer Road right outside RT66. I have heard that the people at RT66 were none too happy about it either. They were racing there because the OKC boys spent all day Friday arguing about racing on Doty Road where they were originally permitted for. They raced on Sweitzer on Halloween night 2013. Yes, since Dave lost it was almost 1-1/2 years until the episode aired. What you saw was highly edited too.

Anyway, the NHRA is completely within their rights to draw a line in the sand here. It may not be the best way to handle it, but it is legal. The OKC boys will not be the first or last ones to lose their privileges because of off track behavior. They just won't be able to run at any NHRA tracks.

Funny, I would think that as much as they rag on "track racers" they wouldn't have comp licenses anyway. LOL!

02-19-2015, 01:02 PM	#65
bigshow2966 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: chicago Posts: 656 Likes: 679 Liked 181 Times in 56 Posts	Re: NHRA regulates off track behavior......... You know all that fine print that you are supposed to read before you sign anything? The OKC boys should have read it a little better on their NHRA applications. Yes, they were on Sweitzer Road right outside RT66. I have heard that the people at RT66 were none too happy about it either. They were racing there because the OKC boys spent all day Friday arguing about racing on Doty Road where they were originally permitted for. They raced on Sweitzer on Halloween night 2013. Yes, since Dave lost it was almost 1-1/2 years until the episode aired. What you saw was highly edited too. Anyway, the NHRA is completely within their rights to draw a line in the sand here. It may not be the best way to handle it, but it is legal. The OKC boys will not be the first or last ones to lose their privileges because of off track behavior. They just won't be able to run at any NHRA tracks. Funny, I would think that as much as they rag on "track racers" they wouldn't have comp licenses anyway. LOL!