Gators starting line prep

[Toby Lang]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

they did do an excellent job, and everyone was very friendly. Now the people in the town in charge of reading down dial ins.............

Hey, stuff happens. I had to have them correct my dial-in once at Phoenix this year. You need to get into the habit of checking your dial-in every round. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.


-Toby

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Toby Lang

Hey, stuff happens. I had to have them correct my dial-in once at Phoenix. You need to get into the habit of checking your dial-in every round. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.


-Toby

You get it Toby.In the end it's your responsibility to make sure the numbers are correct and in the right place.I learned that at Norwalk two years ago.

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

You get it Toby.In the end it's your responsibility to make sure the numbers are correct and in the right place.I learned that at Norwalk two years ago.

I'm not disputing that part, but I have no problems finding ways to lose on my own, I didn't need their help. Besides they weren't off .06, they were off .6

[Pvt Parts]

Originally Posted by Toby Lang

Hey, stuff happens. I had to have them correct my dial-in once at Phoenix. You need to get into the habit of checking your dial-in every round. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.


-Toby

I had them back both of us out of the staging lights in the final at Memphis because the dial in was wrong. One of my crew members caught it.

[Mike Pearson]

That's a tough way to loose. It happened to me once. Now I always check my dial before I pre stage. I learned the hard way.

The traction was real good for the entire event.

[Stocker 2]

Good traction happens when you have a talented starter who knows what he is doing instead of a showman who's only interest was play acting to the camera.