scr8p wrote:i'm gonna guess that was directed towards me so........Brandon G wrote: Weve found that a some of the guys on the forum who get SO caught up in the argument of rules dont even show. Or planned on showing for that matter.
i always plan on going (like this year, same as the previous years) but it just never seems to pan out do to financial or health reasons....... usually the later. that is the main reason i'm not as vocal about it as i used to be...... because i'm not there every year. but it doesn't mean i want to see it to turn into a free-for-all where you get to run "anything" just because you show up. at that point, i won't even plan on going. i can race against "anything" at a track 10-15 minutes from my house.
i'm sorry, if you can handle following directions to get to the track, you can follow a few simple class rules to race there. no one seems to have a problem getting the electronics part of the equation in compliance.........
Thank you. Why do I seem to be the only one saying the same thing? There are a myriad of cheap pre-1994 cars to choose from and a year between events so there is no excuse for ANYONE not to follow a few simple class rules to a tee.
After this sobering discussion about what actually goes on at this event in terms of the apparent possibility of selective and inconsistent enforcement of rules, I have to seriously consider whether I want to invest the time and money to go. I guess I'll wait to hear from the official organizers for some reassurance.
Like you, the last thing I want is even the possibility a free-for-all of David vs. Goliath match-ups to any degree because somebody decided they were above the rules and complained that they didn't have anything else to race. I can do that with my buddies for free on a track much closer.