worst red light debate, again!

Bunkster · 05-09-2011, 05:58 PM

Mr. Dedman, it appears the only thing to equalize foul start jeopardy across all categories, is to find a way to institute a “first” situation into heads up races.

Now, this will take some thought, as how do you convert a heads up run to equal status of a handicap run?

Faster qualifiers seem to be the logical choice here. Be it Pro Stock or Stock, the higher qualified car should be exempt from any dual red light race: If both cars in a heads up race foul, the car that qualified higher will be the winner. There is no problem with writing this into the software: It is simple “if…then…else…endif” programming.

Would this make less sense than what is in place now? It seems it would be a fair way of one-car foul- start jeopardy in ALL races.

FIRST RED LIGHT FOR EVERYONE!

05-09-2011, 05:58 PM	#11
Bunkster Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 307 Likes: 0 Liked 43 Times in 10 Posts	Re: worst red light debate, again! Mr. Dedman, it appears the only thing to equalize foul start jeopardy across all categories, is to find a way to institute a “first” situation into heads up races. Now, this will take some thought, as how do you convert a heads up run to equal status of a handicap run? Faster qualifiers seem to be the logical choice here. Be it Pro Stock or Stock, the higher qualified car should be exempt from any dual red light race: If both cars in a heads up race foul, the car that qualified higher will be the winner. There is no problem with writing this into the software: It is simple “if…then…else…endif” programming. Would this make less sense than what is in place now? It seems it would be a fair way of one-car foul- start jeopardy in ALL races. FIRST RED LIGHT FOR EVERYONE!