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Old 11-05-2013, 03:03 PM   #91
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This is mild compared to yellowbullet
Those are mature, classy people over there.
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Old 11-05-2013, 03:03 PM   #92
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This is mild compared to yellowbullet
But on Yellowbullet it is expected.
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Old 11-05-2013, 03:12 PM   #93
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NORWALK, Ohio - Results of round 4 eliminations in Stock Eliminator at the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, North Central Division, Mickey Mart Rewards Cavalcade of Stars presented by Budweiser:

Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT-----ET-- Speed-----Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT-----ET-- Speed
32 Andrew Hill 3540 Charley Downing
E4 -0.011 11.231 98.89 ****WINNER**** 0.004 11.232 106.35
D/SA Dial: 10.82 (+/-): 0.411 G/S Dial: 11.07 (+/-): 0.162
Prior rounds:
E3 (J Shipp ) 0.003 10.808 -0.032 (E Wallace ) 0.035 11.064 0.004
E2 (M Kubiak ) 0.003 10.981 0.181 (T Fletcher ) 0.034 11.034 -0.016
E1 (B Fowkes ) 0.034 10.857 0.027 (G Antrobius ) 0.204 11.543 0.513
Qualified: #23 10.691 -0.859 #7 10.934 -0.966
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Old 11-05-2013, 03:19 PM   #94
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Default Re: Sliding through the lights trying to stage

If you are afraid of someone taking a dive in drag racing I would suggest taking up golf. As far as his attitude...I'd have one too if someone accused me of being a cheater.
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Old 11-05-2013, 04:09 PM   #95
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All the negatives in this thread makes class racing look classless and ugly!
...and it is usually the same cast of characters making accusations and whining on this forum!
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Old 11-05-2013, 04:32 PM   #96
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Justin did not beat me for the world title so I don't know how I would be a poor looser in this deal.

He didn't beat you for the world title, but he knocked you down from second to third. And how much does second pay? $5000, right? No wonder you're pissed!

I'm sure you were planning on using that money to pay for the damage you caused to Don's dragster.
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Old 11-05-2013, 05:12 PM   #97
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I wasn't going to coment on this and will not coment on things i have no knowledge, ie; (other racers driving ability or motives), however I will coment on the Race between Larry Gilley and Justin Lamb ! for those of you who are racers, not bench racers understand and appreciate how much work and planning goes into class racing. We try our best to avoid heads up during eliminations for several reasons. You spend hours, time and money to get your car dialed in, then you have to change everything for the heads up, then try and go back to bracket mode. Not something most of us wnat to do. This was the case at LV race.Then things happen, a car gets DG'd and everytning changes on the ladder, Such as a possible heads up in the 3'rd round for Gilley. For those of you that came by our Pit area, Saturday afternoon, and Sunday morning if was pretty obvious we were preparing the Car in case we had to run Lamb heads up in the 3rd. round. Converter change Saturday afternoon, 40 lbs of ice on everything we could put it on, jet changes, chiller going, we worked on the Car to give it all we had !!!!! setting aside and not even thinking or concerning ourselves with who or what the out come would be for Lamb all we wanted was to win that Round !!! If you were standing at the starting line, which I was because I lined Gilley up then either you are blind, have no knowledge of stagging a Car, or you're just to Jealous or ignorant to know what happens when the 2 step does not attivate !! But just in case it ever happens when you're racing to the car next to you, Don't take that win, ask NHRA to rerun the race !!!!
Again don't know Justin Lamb, Don't know Drew Skillman, can't speak about any other races Lamb has had, but I do know without a doubt we gave it our all and lost on the starting line, no one was more upset than Gilley on the out come of that round ! not becuase of a "Championship" but because we lost that round ! Gilley was in a no win situration, if he would have had a bad light, gone red, been out run, had car problems, all of you would still be acuusing him of taking a Dive, no wonder NHRA complains and dislikes Stock and Super Stock racers ! BTW for those of you that have the balls to call Gilley a cheater, or accuse him of taking a dive maybe you should talk to him at Pomona, might want to order some false teeth in advance ! Lol... just kidding, or just take your ball and go Home !!
Couldn't agree with this more. We were in Gilley's pit while they were preparing for the possibility of the heads up on Saturday (which included us running into town to pick himi up some oil) and then Sunday when it was going to be a for sure thing. Gilley is a great competitor and goes into any round wanting nothing but the win light to come on.

Tear it up in Pomona this week Gilley!
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Old 11-05-2013, 05:33 PM   #98
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NORWALK, Ohio - Results of round 4 eliminations in Stock Eliminator at the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, North Central Division, Mickey Mart Rewards Cavalcade of Stars presented by Budweiser:

Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT-----ET-- Speed-----Car#-Driver(Opp'nt)-RT-----ET-- Speed
32 Andrew Hill 3540 Charley Downing
E4 -0.011 11.231 98.89 ****WINNER**** 0.004 11.232 106.35
D/SA Dial: 10.82 (+/-): 0.411 G/S Dial: 11.07 (+/-): 0.162
Prior rounds:
E3 (J Shipp ) 0.003 10.808 -0.032 (E Wallace ) 0.035 11.064 0.004
E2 (M Kubiak ) 0.003 10.981 0.181 (T Fletcher ) 0.034 11.034 -0.016
E1 (B Fowkes ) 0.034 10.857 0.027 (G Antrobius ) 0.204 11.543 0.513
Qualified: #23 10.691 -0.859 #7 10.934 -0.966
Why did you post my round against Charley in Norwalk?
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Old 11-05-2013, 05:40 PM   #99
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I know it wasn't for a championship and thats why no one is talking about it but did anyone else notice at this same event the P/SA car that won 3 rounds running a tenth over index... did she pay off those guys too? Lucky stuff happens thats why we run the races and don't just look at them on paper and pick a winner... the only run the has "weird" written all over it in the final against Lambeck.. I was not there and know very little ahout Lambeck so im not saying anything went down.. I just know that I've seen guys win more rounds than Lamb did under much weirder circumstances and nothing that happen in vegas was bought.. it was all luck..

Like Reinhart always says this sports is a right time right place kind of sport..

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Old 11-05-2013, 05:58 PM   #100
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Default Re: Sliding through the lights trying to stage

Guys, this thread is going downhill fast. Hopefully for some perspective I'd offer that the whole deal hinged on the Salt Lake Final. I've linked that thread here previously so won't repeat but that 21 point swing made all the difference (coincidentally, it had no impact on who finished 2nd vs 3rd). The manner in which that final was conducted (as commented on by DRC reporter on the scene) brought a lot of scrutiny on how the Vegas race went down. If there was an agreement at Salt Lake the run could have been done a thousand ways to minimize suspicion or the parties in question could have addressed it but for whatever reason they made the run with a "in your face" approach that was unsettling to many, myself included. It's really unfortunate (and wrong) that Gilley and Romero got caught in the back draft of Salt Lake. At the end of the season the Salt Lake final will be remembered by many as "The Run" aka "The Run" by Tony Schumacher in 2006 that beat Doug Kalitta but this run for far different reasons. So all parties can rant and rave but no matter what is said for many many racers there will always be an asterisk on this championship. I wish Lamb had won the Vegas race, it would have at least negated the Salt Lake final and it would have faded away just like so many other runs. But he didn't and this is what we're stuck with. Personally, I wish Lamb and Drew both a huge amount of success in the future. They are both great young drivers with the support of their families so I'm sure they will have many championship runs in the future.
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