TruSTART looks to level the playing field.

[Bruce Noland]

Originally Posted by Peter Biondo

RJ- I appreciate your comment and your concern with being singled out. Please don’t interpret the tone of my wording so much as negative. I was simply stating the facts and how Mr. Hills comment about the introduction of TruSTART being “all about selling tech cards” as being contradictory to his initial thoughts on it not being good for the sport. Those 2 don’t make sense together. Truth is, we believe it will ultimately sell more tech cards in the long run which means it’s good for the sports health (our races/ short term/ and long term). I grouped you into that when you piggybacked on to his/ that comment. No worries and I didn’t get offended and I hope for you not to either.

Bottom line on this: Obviously, we (Compulink, Kyle and myself) believe it’s good but ultimately the racers across the country will help dictate where it goes. In the meantime, the internet will be filled with opinions and banter and so far it’s looking like 80% positive.

I think it's OK to admit that this is a product that you and your friends want to market and sell to race tracks. If that is your plan, it's not entirely a "what's good for the sport" deal.