Video at NHRA events

james schaechter · 09-23-2012, 07:36 AM

I actually think the posting is more of a CYA on their part.
The problem is that their own will not even know what is right or not so it can have more harm than good. This is because there is no guidance from upper management on this policy for them.

It is unfortunate that the vacuum or abscence of true leadership is affecting them. They are leaving control to Lawyers and Accountants instead of people that love and understand the sport.
The executive leadership is suppossed to take legal guidance, fiscal guidance and input from marketing and their people that are close to the action and have a good feel for what will work at the ground level. This would help themto come up with a common sense approach that serves the good of the Association.

NHRA leadership should seek out the opinions from the talent that lies within their own ranks. They have some great people too. They just don't listen to them. The SRAC is not taken seriously either.
It is pretty clear that no one has the talent or inclination to do this at a high level within NHRA.

09-23-2012, 07:36 AM	#23
james schaechter VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cumming GA Posts: 1,991 Likes: 1,291 Liked 1,436 Times in 299 Posts	Re: Video at NHRA events I actually think the posting is more of a CYA on their part. The problem is that their own will not even know what is right or not so it can have more harm than good. This is because there is no guidance from upper management on this policy for them. It is unfortunate that the vacuum or abscence of true leadership is affecting them. They are leaving control to Lawyers and Accountants instead of people that love and understand the sport. The executive leadership is suppossed to take legal guidance, fiscal guidance and input from marketing and their people that are close to the action and have a good feel for what will work at the ground level. This would help themto come up with a common sense approach that serves the good of the Association. NHRA leadership should seek out the opinions from the talent that lies within their own ranks. They have some great people too. They just don't listen to them. The SRAC is not taken seriously either. It is pretty clear that no one has the talent or inclination to do this at a high level within NHRA. __________________ James Schaechter 3163 STK Last edited by james schaechter; 09-23-2012 at 08:03 AM.