CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - Your thoughts on new WDRA for S/SS classes

J.R. Haddad · 09-13-2022, 11:59 PM

You know, sometimes we think everybody should be all in on the classes
that we love. The sanctioning bodies don't care what Classes are run, as long as it help their tracks make money, and allows them to make money
on their Divisional or National or "Special Events". Perhaps we could approach them on having 1 Stock/Super Stock Event for each of their Divisions, or geographical areas, however they break it down. Then, and only then, if we attended in very good numbers, that gave them a return on
investment, could we then ask for more. Some areas have large numbers of Stockers and Super Stockers, some are strong on Top Dragster/Sportsman,
etc. It doesn't have to be one size fits all across the nation. If we could be beneficial to the WDRA, they could in turn benefit us with SOME races. I don't think the old PRO-AM format fits today in all areas, but it could be tailored to work in todays vast amount of classes across the regions.

J.R.

09-13-2022, 11:59 PM	#3
J.R. Haddad Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 787 Likes: 941 Liked 1,471 Times in 308 Posts	Re: Your thoughts on new WDRA for S/SS classes You know, sometimes we think everybody should be all in on the classes that we love. The sanctioning bodies don't care what Classes are run, as long as it help their tracks make money, and allows them to make money on their Divisional or National or "Special Events". Perhaps we could approach them on having 1 Stock/Super Stock Event for each of their Divisions, or geographical areas, however they break it down. Then, and only then, if we attended in very good numbers, that gave them a return on investment, could we then ask for more. Some areas have large numbers of Stockers and Super Stockers, some are strong on Top Dragster/Sportsman, etc. It doesn't have to be one size fits all across the nation. If we could be beneficial to the WDRA, they could in turn benefit us with SOME races. I don't think the old PRO-AM format fits today in all areas, but it could be tailored to work in todays vast amount of classes across the regions. J.R.