Parity in Stock - Page 2

Joe DeMarzo · 09-02-2009, 07:27 PM

Looking at the Indy qualifying by class (stock) it seems that there is parity in each class. All the discussion about soft combinations, excuses and other "stuff' seems to be a mute point. There are plenty of racers who work on their cars and are competitive. Performance racing within bracket racing is the way to go. Lower the indexes and let performance take over. Never been to Indy but hope to some day. I may or may not make the field but I will give my best without excuses. Someday NHRA will figure out the horse power system and everyone will get what they want. Until then it is what it is. By the way Biondo, Fletcher, Richardson, DeFrank and many others are great bracket racers within class racing. Try getting one them heads up and see how fast they go. Maybe class racing is not for everyone. Until we land in Utopia I hope we all live in peace.

09-02-2009, 07:27 PM	#1
Joe DeMarzo Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Mahopac, NY Posts: 668 Likes: 49 Liked 121 Times in 11 Posts	Parity in Stock Looking at the Indy qualifying by class (stock) it seems that there is parity in each class. All the discussion about soft combinations, excuses and other "stuff' seems to be a mute point. There are plenty of racers who work on their cars and are competitive. Performance racing within bracket racing is the way to go. Lower the indexes and let performance take over. Never been to Indy but hope to some day. I may or may not make the field but I will give my best without excuses. Someday NHRA will figure out the horse power system and everyone will get what they want. Until then it is what it is. By the way Biondo, Fletcher, Richardson, DeFrank and many others are great bracket racers within class racing. Try getting one them heads up and see how fast they go. Maybe class racing is not for everyone. Until we land in Utopia I hope we all live in peace. __________________ Joe DeMarzo 1317 STK