Wow!!!!!

[BobOrme]

Originally Posted by Superfan1

The NHRA Sportsman schedule for 2008 was published well before Bruton got the approval to build Z-Max Dragway; he knew that Stock would not be contested at the event. If the plans for Z-Max had failed; Plan B was to have the event in Gainesville and Stock would not have been contested there either. The NHRA implemented this rotating schedule several years ago to control car counts; the only event where all classes are run is Indy. If they had made an exception for Bruton; how do you think the other National Event track owners would have felt? Z-Max is a truly magnificent facility; I made the trip from Ct. and thoroughly enjoyed all 4 days of the event.

Bill Seabrooks - superfan1

Just an FYI. S/G, S/C, Stock, Super Stock and Comp are contested at the finals in Pomona, and S/ST, S/G, S/C, Stock, Super Stock and Comp are all contested at Chicago. Chicago is the only national event that has all 6 classes competing.

[GarysZ24]

I wanted to think that the reason Dallas's Stock Eliminator field is smaller than last weeks Bakersfield Div. 7 race (51 as opposed to 56), was because of the Northern Sportsnats (in Hebron, Oh.). However, since they're nearly 1100 miles apart, I'm not sure. I know that if I lived in the St. Louis, Mo. area (and had a choice between the two), I would've gone to Columbus because I agree that we're treated better at races where the sportsman racers rule!

Gary

[Toby Lang]

Originally Posted by BobOrme

S/ST, S/G, S/C, Stock, Super Stock and Comp are all contested at Chicago. Chicago is the only national event that has all 6 classes competing.

What about the crown jewel of the NHRA circuit, Seattle?


-Toby

[Geerhead55]

Go back a page Toby,, Seattle was already mentioned. Crown jewel?? Now thats funny!
Danny Durham