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Cool cars for sure. NHRA just needs to actually evaluate what they did with the shootout. That would mean they should do a 360 degree evaluation. Ask sponsors, participants, affected racers, NHRA officials (not just Glendora yes men) and fans. Someone said it is just a couple of races. True enough. Except Indy is not just another race. Since it is a shootout only at a couple races, why not break them out separately? I doubt if NHRA has any decision makers looking at Classracer to gather input, so the discussion is just talking among racers here. It is good to hear ideas from all different perspectives. Maybe NHRA should send their Marketing department to some Division and National meets. Force them to camp in the pits and see what they learn. I know they made an effort to mingle with us little people at Indy, but they need to back it up with some real action items to be credible. This would be a great opportu ity to show that they actually meant what they said about the sportsman experience.
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I think At Indy they should run the Factory Cars the same as the Hemi Shoot-out.
If 30 cars show up Run them all, If 40 cars show up Run them all. They could have there own Eliminator. By not giving them the AHFS is just wrong, when 14 of 16 of those were the New Cars. Or like someone said, lower there index's !!! Make the playing field a little more even. Just my .03 cents worth.
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