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Re: Class Eliminations
If you don't think running class is important, I know of a couple of racers at the Dutch Classic last year who prepped their cars specifically for class eliminations. After class run offs, they went home and did not even run in the eliminator. (and left with Wallys).
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01-30-2025, 08:25 PM
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Re: Class Eliminations
Here are the keys for me. No AHFS, one for each division for SS and Stock and
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Re: Class Eliminations
Any racing on the west side of united states for IHRA to do some class racing?
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02-01-2025, 02:28 PM
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Re: Class Eliminations
I would love to see more class eliminations, being a
performance based class I wouldn?t be opposed to having class at all events as these cars stock/superstock are more thoroughbreds than workhorses!
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Re: Class Eliminations
As much tech, class, teardown, records (published), and 1/4 mile racing as you can. JMO.
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