perfect reason to get tree fixed

Casey Miles · 03-01-2011, 09:29 AM

One time you want to update racing and then the next time you want to go back to the 70s. Which way is it? Or do you just want to make things best for you?
Dan Foley
Today 02:54 AM

First let me say that I have nothing to gain if the tree's software changes, it's a change to make each racer have to take the chance at the tree. No free rides on either side of the tree. The change would have to have true win lights so that neither racers knows if the other fouled, making it a race to the finish line. The other part is take the technology, like the incrementations out of the race information and put all back into the racers hands to figure it out for themselfs. I think that there are some of the racers, that without the time increments, they wouldn't have a clue on what to dial from one round to another. Technology is great, but too much technology can spoil the sportsmanship in racing.
On Long Island we used to race with one dial for the day, I'm not suggesting that, that would be going backwards.

Casey Miles
248H Stock?

03-01-2011, 09:29 AM	#22
Casey Miles Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 706 Likes: 128 Liked 508 Times in 92 Posts	Re: perfect reason to get tree fixed One time you want to update racing and then the next time you want to go back to the 70s. Which way is it? Or do you just want to make things best for you? Dan Foley Today 02:54 AM First let me say that I have nothing to gain if the tree's software changes, it's a change to make each racer have to take the chance at the tree. No free rides on either side of the tree. The change would have to have true win lights so that neither racers knows if the other fouled, making it a race to the finish line. The other part is take the technology, like the incrementations out of the race information and put all back into the racers hands to figure it out for themselfs. I think that there are some of the racers, that without the time increments, they wouldn't have a clue on what to dial from one round to another. Technology is great, but too much technology can spoil the sportsmanship in racing. On Long Island we used to race with one dial for the day, I'm not suggesting that, that would be going backwards. Casey Miles 248H Stock?