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Since this isn't such a good topic, lets add no reaction times or increments down track. Casey Miles Why would you want to do that ? would'nt that be like "old Drag racing" ? Leave it alone ,there is a lot more to worry about than re- inventing drag racing!!!!!
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This very thing happened to me last weekend. And if i had been green i would have won . It's my fault i went red PERIOD! Why change anything butt, the amount of time we practice. Why do some (,that wen't in that race ) feel the need to change anything. Practice more complain less.
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I personally think that if you are going to care enough to complaine about this issue, then you arent going to win many races anyway. Redlights dont win.
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Coming from a racer who leaves first 98% of the time,I like the way it is. Knowing what the rules were 27 years ago it made me become a better racer in my early days of handicap racing. If you don`t like to leave first,build a faster car.
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Well said. 85 % of the time I bracket race, I have the slower car. That fact alone has forced me to spend more time with a practice tree. There are advantages to having a faster car, and there are advantages to having a slower car. I just had to learn how to win with a slower car. It's all equal.
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What are these advantages and disadvantages when one car dials 12.95, and the other dials 13.15? |
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Let me understand this correctly: You actually like the fact, that your opponent may not have to to take a shot at the tree?
I would then presume you would not like it at all if your opponent always had to take a shot at the tree? You would feel guilty if a faster car lost, only because they had a worst foul start than your own? |
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