worst red light debate, again!

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by pvt parts

this thread is hilarious, it’s like watching two fleas arguing over who owns the dog they live on. Totally irrelevant….

lmao!!

Nobody read Jeff's post about talking to NHRA? Don't believe him? Why?

[bill dedman]

[QUOTE=Ed Fernandez;257069]

Originally Posted by bill dedman

What is your main diet,dictionaries?

You failed to answer the question... again.

Why?

[bill dedman]

Originally Posted by Pvt Parts

This thread is hilarious, it’s like watching two fleas arguing over who owns the dog they live on. Totally irrelevant….

Scott, explain to me what is irrelevant about discussing the fix for an unfair rule that has been on the books for 47 years.

Can you do that?

Or, do you know?

[Ed Wright]

My answer is I don't care if they change it or not. And I think you are wasting your time. I would think Jeff's answer from an NHRA official should finally put a fork in this farce. Don't you get it? Ain't gonna happen. Get over it.

[bill dedman]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

lmao!!

Nobody read Jeff's post about talking to NHRA? Don't believe him? Why?

Will you still be laughing when a faster car red lights against you (your having red lit first) if his red light is worse that your, but he wins, anyway?

He shouldn't.

If you don't agree, you're either fatalistic or a masochist... or just too dumb to realize you just got screwed by an unfair rule.


Unfair and unnecessary.

I KNOW you're smarter than that...

[Pvt Parts]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

lmao!!

Nobody read Jeff's post about talking to NHRA? Don't believe him? Why?

Yes, I believe him. And there are a number of reasons why it will not change and I can't believe no one here has addressed the most obvious one.

Yes, the current rule gives the faster car the advantage. Most people note the cars in SS or S in classes A,B,C and D as an example. Now ask yourself, what manufacturers have cars in those classes and what kind of working relationship do they have with NHRA???

Like it or not NHRA is in the business of taking in money..... as a non-profit as they claim (which is another issue) or as a money making enterprise. And those manufacturers are major contributors. NHRA is also in the business of promoting fast, high performance cars like the ones in the aforementioned classes.

Those promotions help NHRA and they help the manufacturers. End of story. The rule helps the people who give the most. It always has and it probably always will. It's simple business economics.

There are other legal issues as well but that's another long winded post. And I've already noted the most obvious reason why it's the way it is.

[Ed Wright]

If I red light, shame on me. I lost. I don't care what the other guy does. Maybe you could get Obama to look into it. Life's not fair. Some of us are better looking (not me) some of us are smarter (not me) and try harder so we are more successful and make more money to build faster cars. I don't have a fast car so I most always leave first. I still don't care. I'd I go red I'm upset enough with myself I don't care what happens to the other guy.
If were you I would call Obama.

[Pvt Parts]

Originally Posted by bill dedman

Scott, explain to me what is irrelevant about discussing the fix for an unfair rule that has been on the books for 47 years.

Can you do that?

Or, do you know?

Absolutely I know. I am a realist. I see the world for what it is and I adjust my actions accordingly. Look at my track record. I won my first Super Stock race in a SS/B car. I won Comp at Topeka and the Winston World Finals in B/Altered, where I spotted a C/ED. I went from number 32 qualifier at Gainsville to runner up on red lights. That is the way it is. The rule is the same for everyone, including you. You have the same opportunity to change classes and improve your chances of winning as I did but you refuse to accept that as an option.

I learned long ago that you and you alone are responsible for your successes and you and you alone are responsible for your failures.

What are you going to do about your future???? The choice is yours.

[Pvt Parts]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

If I red light, shame on me. I lost. I don't care what the other guy does. Maybe you could get Obama to look into it. Life's not fair. Some of us are better looking (not me) some of us are smarter (not me) and try harder so we are more successful and make more money to build faster cars. I don't have a fast car so I most always leave first. I still don't care. I'd I go red I'm upset enough with myself I don't care what happens to the other guy.
If were you I would call Obama.

David Nickens told me a long time ago. The last thing you want to do is go to the starting line and beat yourself. At least make your opponent earn the win.

[Andys dad]

I certainly did not read all of these posts so I am not sure if this was suggested

You both redlight - you both lose - simple and fair

Why give an advatage to either guy when they both f...ed up

Solomon ordered, "Cut the baby in half! That way each of you can have part of him."

That sould keep this going for another few pages

Apply to call classes all categories - Pros, alcohol, index, and all handicapped racing

LMAO

:-) peace