[Alan Roehrich]

I'm not making an indictment of the .90 Super Class guys. We campaigned a Super Comp dragster and a Super Gas Camaro 20 years ago. They're doing different things on the same piece of asphalt with us.

I don't want to see anyone wreck their car or anyone else's car.

But the solution to the problem is not to complain that Super Street is usually the first class out, if they run Super Street at that particular event.

The solution is to fix the damned track. After that first pair gets out of shape, everyone needs to get out of their car and just stop. Don't pull forward in the lanes, don't do a burnout, don't stage. Just stop, get out, take your helmet off, and stand there until they fix the track.

If you see the track is absolutely unsafe, don't get on the track. It's that simple.

If enough people take a stand (yeah, that's asking a lot), they won't have much choice.