CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - The State Of Sportsman Racing

Casey Miles · 07-27-2016, 06:45 PM

Let me first say that I enjoy Stock/SS racing but I bracket race far more often. With that said, as far as lowering the expenses in Stock is out of the picture now. There are too many professional engine builders involved, the back yard engine builder is gone mostly. So the money gets spent which helps the economy.
The other part is a CIC race. Why participate if your combo has been factored to the bone while there are combos that are under factored by 20 to 30 HP being conservative.
The other part, there isn't an NHRA track within 300 miles from here. Nice job NHRA on losing all of South Florida tracks other then the one they own!

Casey Miles
248H Stock

07-27-2016, 06:45 PM	#18
Casey Miles Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 706 Likes: 128 Liked 508 Times in 92 Posts	Re: The State Of Sportsman Racing - Interesting Read Let me first say that I enjoy Stock/SS racing but I bracket race far more often. With that said, as far as lowering the expenses in Stock is out of the picture now. There are too many professional engine builders involved, the back yard engine builder is gone mostly. So the money gets spent which helps the economy. The other part is a CIC race. Why participate if your combo has been factored to the bone while there are combos that are under factored by 20 to 30 HP being conservative. The other part, there isn't an NHRA track within 300 miles from here. Nice job NHRA on losing all of South Florida tracks other then the one they own! Casey Miles 248H Stock