TruSTART looks to level the playing field.

Bruce Noland · 02-23-2016, 11:35 AM

Biondo+Compulink+Electronics= Money. I applaud their ingenuity. TruStart is simply a new product launch and it has all the lower class car racers thinking it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. But the bottom line it is all about business, that is, making money. Again, I applaud making money. But, please don't think this was done out of the kindness of somebody's heart. It will likely stifle their competitors which is the all American way of doing business.

The slow car racers should have to give a 5 or 6 second spot to feel the experience on an A car sitting at the line. Billy had some line about "waiting is the hardest part" on the back of his car. So you know...don't you Billy? Just so none of us are under any illusion, this Trustart product is red light protection while the faster cars have to wait to chase them down. I suppose that's fair to them.

For the record, this is an old debate and I did not want it changed when I ran J-N. With all the new cars at the track, an A/SA car will be leaving first more often than in the past. Yes, an A car will still leave last in most cases but try to figure out a fair compromise to this wonderful red light protection.

02-23-2016, 11:35 AM	#11
Bruce Noland VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,855 Likes: 83 Liked 444 Times in 145 Posts	Re: TruSTART looks to level the playing field. Biondo+Compulink+Electronics= Money. I applaud their ingenuity. TruStart is simply a new product launch and it has all the lower class car racers thinking it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. But the bottom line it is all about business, that is, making money. Again, I applaud making money. But, please don't think this was done out of the kindness of somebody's heart. It will likely stifle their competitors which is the all American way of doing business. The slow car racers should have to give a 5 or 6 second spot to feel the experience on an A car sitting at the line. Billy had some line about "waiting is the hardest part" on the back of his car. So you know...don't you Billy? Just so none of us are under any illusion, this Trustart product is red light protection while the faster cars have to wait to chase them down. I suppose that's fair to them. For the record, this is an old debate and I did not want it changed when I ran J-N. With all the new cars at the track, an A/SA car will be leaving first more often than in the past. Yes, an A car will still leave last in most cases but try to figure out a fair compromise to this wonderful red light protection. __________________ Bruce Noland 1788 STK