Stock Eliminator already at quota for E-town

[Dave Ley]

They do have all 3 Super classes this year. This has not been the norm.

[Bernie Cunningham]

Slow dilution I suppose, when I was there in '95, there were 121 stockers!

[Superfan1]

Originally Posted by Dave Ley

They do have all 3 Super classes this year. This has not been the norm.

True, it's not the norm, but they did have all 3 Super classes last year along with both alcohol classes; yet 89 Stockers were entered and made runs. You can verify this on NHRA.com. So someone explain to me why this year, with no alcohol cars, the Stock quota is 64.

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by SStock1373

Can't take that many cars at Englishtown because of the banker hours the township puts on the track. Even though there is an airport 30 feet away that flies all day and night..

Bobby the curfew wasn't imposed by the town.It was mandated by chicken *hit judges who bent to the will of nitwits who bought homes in the area of a racetrack.



63 more to go.

[philip miles]

If it's a noise issue, they should mandate that all the racers use mufflers, either you are there to race or make noise. I'd prefer to race with mufflers rather then to not race at all. One of the major problems with Westhampton's closing was the noise rules put in place by the town.

Casey Miles
248H "F" NHRA Stock!

[Tom Goldman]

Take a look at this article in Competition Plus about pit space issues at Houston.
Pretty obvious why the space problem continues to get worse every year.
http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...even-surprised