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But selling advertising is where their priorities lie.
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So, advertising is more of a priority than posting the quality results in their entirety of races that are sanctioned by their own association. I'd say some one has their priorities backwards!
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Becky White is still around. Maybe someone should get her back in the biz. Remember Drag Times
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Well, I emailed Phil Burgess about this subject, and I will post his response:
I’ve written about this several times in the magazine, but perhaps you’ve missed it. The reduction in page count for the eliminator pages was necessary as several times last year we printed the maximum number of pages that our printing presses will allow (244 pages per issue), and with more events back on the schedule this year than 2021 (national, divisional, nation opens, heritage series, and more) and the need to have feature-based content (almost exclusively featuring Sportsman racers) we simply had to find a way to still get all of this in under that limitation. It was a tough decision, but it had to be made. Thanks for writing. Phil |
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