TruSTART looks to level the playing field.

[Dragsinger]

Originally Posted by Bobby Fazio

I think it will happen more now that no one knows the light situation until after both cars leave the line. Previously, if you had a 13 second stocker red lighting against a cobrajet before he has even gotten on his two step, the cobrajet might not care and end up cutting a .150 light. Now the game is changed and the fast car always has to assume the slow car is green, just like assuming the black jack dealer is hiding a face card. On the flip side a slow car, now knowing that his chances of losing on the starting line have decreased, might try to hit the tree a little harder knowing in the back of his mind that the other guy just may do the same. Hopefully decimal place in reaction time goes to the ten thousandth or more in case of identical reaction times.

My thoughts also

[cicero819]

Check out our last discussion on the subject.( Re: worst red light debate, again!) I think this is the best progressive action our sport could have happen. CR

[Chevy55]

This may have been discussed but my first thought was that in bracket racing the car that breaks out the least wins, the first or worst rule does not apply..

So it seems only right that the car that went red by least amount should always be declared the winner too. . JMO

[MR DERBY CITY]

In all reality, the heads up racing guys and .90 classes have been racing like this forever.....worst Redlight loses....before you laugh , think about it...we are just a little late to the party.....no pun tended.