Blinders or no blinders- NHRA's view??

William Koski · 12-11-2007, 12:13 PM

The way I put my blinder up the only thing I could not see would be a bird the size of a hummingbird flying at my windshield so the safety issue is a red herring as far as I'm concerned. Why not just admit they got tired of the wailers and whiners and after an accident saw their opportunity to placate them!
After much thought I've come up with my solution!
In my next life I'm coming back and am going to drive the same type cars with the same starting system instead of a 1600lb. car with about 800HP and a button on a pro tree and another car at 3500lbs., 165HP and a clutch on a full tree and then I will be qualified to look down at other racers as non-drivers who need a crutch!!!!!!!!!!

12-11-2007, 12:13 PM	#2
William Koski Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 33 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Blinders or no blinders- NHRA's view?? The way I put my blinder up the only thing I could not see would be a bird the size of a hummingbird flying at my windshield so the safety issue is a red herring as far as I'm concerned. Why not just admit they got tired of the wailers and whiners and after an accident saw their opportunity to placate them! After much thought I've come up with my solution! In my next life I'm coming back and am going to drive the same type cars with the same starting system instead of a 1600lb. car with about 800HP and a button on a pro tree and another car at 3500lbs., 165HP and a clutch on a full tree and then I will be qualified to look down at other racers as non-drivers who need a crutch!!!!!!!!!!