Dear Len Imbrongo, NHRA, and all the other people who dont care about sportsman cars

RocketBlock · 07-25-2007, 05:27 PM

I was at a race and the Richardsons arrived. Late. Not a problem as the track had a spot waiting for them. Nobody else seemed to get that consideration. My friend was pitted next to them. The Richardsons wanted him to "move over just a little bit" because they had two cars. My friend told them they could leave if they didn't like their accomodations. They all butted heads all weekend.
Racer's & track operators, don't reserve spots for your friends. Your friends want to park next to you, tell them to arrive when you do. Telling somebody the spot is reserved is akin to telling somebody they aren't good enough to park there as you shove them off to the back forty. If you have to park with your late arriving friends, go to the back forty with them. It's that simple.
Sean, if you arrive at a track and the parking is not to your liking, leave.

07-25-2007, 05:27 PM	#1
RocketBlock Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 57 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Dear Len Imbrongo, NHRA, and all the other people who dont care about sportsman c I was at a race and the Richardsons arrived. Late. Not a problem as the track had a spot waiting for them. Nobody else seemed to get that consideration. My friend was pitted next to them. The Richardsons wanted him to "move over just a little bit" because they had two cars. My friend told them they could leave if they didn't like their accomodations. They all butted heads all weekend. Racer's & track operators, don't reserve spots for your friends. Your friends want to park next to you, tell them to arrive when you do. Telling somebody the spot is reserved is akin to telling somebody they aren't good enough to park there as you shove them off to the back forty. If you have to park with your late arriving friends, go to the back forty with them. It's that simple. Sean, if you arrive at a track and the parking is not to your liking, leave.