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Tom,
I like it. Really, I do. Let's also make it where bye runs don't even go down the track. Saves time, saves fuel, save emissions, saves a run on equipment, spectators aren't confused, etc. The fast car qualifiers already get one bonus for being fast. No since giving them two. Why give them a single to dial in when no one else gets one? OR maybe they should get the run to dial and then MAYBE they would run it out in qualifying to get that free pass. |
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Won't ever happen. Let's see... It rewards the racers that perform & it could help eliminate some of the qualifying games. ( I bet someone would figure a way to get an advantage, might already have) :~) Dropping all bye runs would make the show quicker & better. It makes too much sense to have a good show with no bye runs. It actually makes as much or more sense than the way Pro qualifying is now done. The pro way is confusing to the general spectator & even some of us seasoned racers. This would lessen confusion on the part of the general spectator. Oh yes, it could take a little manpower & brain power to setup... That would probably out weigh the better show.
Just my .02 based on the past
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Adger Smith (Former SS) Last edited by Adger Smith; 04-08-2008 at 11:31 PM. |
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Tom, Good constructive idea. It would definitely encourage people to "run fast". I do think the real question out "there" is how to have both.... A successful factoring method to address bogus cars and encourage fast racing that doesnt punish hard work.
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Dick....
Belle Rose example.... (SS) 57 cars would have meant 7 byes for the #1 - #7 qualifiers. #7 qualifier was -1.13 under/ There were another 13 cars more than -1.00 under....... they would have all been forced to step it up and exceed the -1.13 to get the rd one BYE. If you want a round one BYE (always the toughest rd of the race)... you have to qualify high to get it. I'll bet that the qualifying games would be hilarious......... Adger You are right.... it makes too much sense. Don W. Try it at any open, national or divisional. Tom Sheehan Last edited by thomas sheehan; 04-08-2008 at 09:47 PM. |
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