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I also think the fastest car, or truck, should get the bye....but I've run into the fastest car, at least in time trials, not wanting the bye!!! So, if that's the case, with 3 cars you flip coins and the odd man gets the bye. Four or more cars, you pull cards and match up that way! Very easy!
Any odd number of cars, the fastest should get the bye. |
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$35,000 stocker engine ... WOW .. must be a Hemi .. $10,000 tranny ... must be made of titanium ..
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Yep.
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always a sportsman ladder and if its 3 cars the fastest gets the bye and the other 2 race to see who gets him.
Remember also with making a ladder if someone breaks in eliminations and there is already a bye run in that round on the ladder NHRA will NOT let 2 byes run, we would have to make a new ladder or make both the byes run each other. I've been down this road with the hemi deal and they are the only ones allowed to get away with this cause of the "Shootout" deal. |
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