Performance Based Stk/SS Racing

[Travis Miller]

Originally Posted by Dick Butler

I bet there are a few Mopars and Mustangs willing to help you put up your money to watch their performance. Maybe even one or two 305 injected cars. Good Luck. Without a CIC method the "fix" is in to help the poorly factored cars take home some extra money.
This would only work with a tight CIC to help the second round cars. First round is not a pretty sight.

Dick, Who said these races should be fair? Forget about any CIC. People want to prove how fast they can go. Okay, let 'em go fast. You want fair and equal racing where people have got a chance, we've got that at the races now. In this type race only the fartherest under their index will come out on top....unless they redlight. Cut a safe light then see if you can drive around your competition on the big end.

Travis Miller

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[Dick Butler]

[QUOTE=Travis Miller;224781]Dick, Who said these races should be fair? Forget about any CIC. People want to prove how fast they can go. Okay, let 'em go fast. You want fair and equal racing where people have got a chance, we've got that at the races now. In this type race only the fartherest under their index will come out on top....unless they redlight. Cut a safe light then see if you can drive around your competition on the big end.

Travis Miller

(Disclaimer: Opinions expressed by me on this forum are exactly that, my opinions.)[/QUOTE

I understand now. The whole deal was a "joke" to show people how unfair the whole deal would be if heads up, no break out. You werent even trying to have fairness, just slaughter by the underfactored,new cars . I get it now. I suppose this would again point to the poor rules being used currently.

[Travis Miller]

[QUOTE=Dick Butler;224783I understand now. The whole deal was a "joke" to show people how unfair the whole deal would be if heads up, no break out. You werent even trying to have fairness, just slaughter by the underfactored,new cars . I get it now. I suppose this would again point to the poor rules being used currently.[/QUOTE]

Dick, I'm shocked. I never thought I would ever hear you say heads up without a break out is unfair. My suggestion was not to run heads up. It was to handicap off the class index, just with no breakout. And my suggestion would let everyone in, not just a select few classes.

Here's a chance for performance oriented racers to prove just how fast they can go without being hit with horsepower. Call it a slaughter if you want but nobody would be forced to enter.

Travis Miller

(Disclaimer: Opinions expressed by me on this forum are exactly that, my opinions.)