Word is 1.15 under for AHFS at Opens and Divisional races

Len Imbrogno · 11-30-2007, 06:22 PM

Bruce,

Sorry if I have not been able to continually review this message thread. My duties go far beyond monitoring websites. Let's also not forget that I also respond to questions on other various websites for Comp Eliminator, TAD, TAFC, Bracket Racing, NHRA member tracks issues and many others, as well as hundreds of emails and telephone calls monthly.

Regarding your questions about AHFS changes, any minor changes done to the AHFS have been published for racers to see. As examples: 6-5-03 - "Racer Sound of asking for racer input on AHFS; 8/17/03 - Proposed changes to AHFS by NHRA; 10/1 03- "Adapted changes to AHFS based on racer input"; 1/31/03 - "AHFS explained"

While there were minor changes to the AHFS as published above, the basic format of the AHFS has never changed. It has always been based on three screenings. 1- engine family average, 2-class/engine average, 3- Body Style and transmission type.
If you feel there have been changes that racers were unaware of, as you continually state, please post on this website what and where those changes were so we can all see what you continue to refer to as "changes that hurt unsuspecting racers".

11-30-2007, 06:22 PM	#24
Len Imbrogno Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 40 Likes: 1 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Word is 1.15 under for AHFS at Opens and Divisional races Bruce, Sorry if I have not been able to continually review this message thread. My duties go far beyond monitoring websites. Let's also not forget that I also respond to questions on other various websites for Comp Eliminator, TAD, TAFC, Bracket Racing, NHRA member tracks issues and many others, as well as hundreds of emails and telephone calls monthly. Regarding your questions about AHFS changes, any minor changes done to the AHFS have been published for racers to see. As examples: 6-5-03 - "Racer Sound of asking for racer input on AHFS; 8/17/03 - Proposed changes to AHFS by NHRA; 10/1 03- "Adapted changes to AHFS based on racer input"; 1/31/03 - "AHFS explained" While there were minor changes to the AHFS as published above, the basic format of the AHFS has never changed. It has always been based on three screenings. 1- engine family average, 2-class/engine average, 3- Body Style and transmission type. If you feel there have been changes that racers were unaware of, as you continually state, please post on this website what and where those changes were so we can all see what you continue to refer to as "changes that hurt unsuspecting racers". __________________ Len Imbrogno