Mr. Fletcher

[3713kv]

Well I see no one congratulating MR. Dan Fletcher on his win in Columbus sports national so I will be the first CONGRATS

[jmcarter]

If there was a congrats thread for every Fletcher win they sure would take up a lot of Ken's server space! Seriously, Dan deserves all the credit in the world for his hard work, dedication and skill set....Congrats indeed!

[Dave Ribeiro]

Congrats Dan on your S/S Win @ Columbus ... Dan , forget the write-ups just make sure they Pay the Prize $$$$ ... Enjoy & keep Rolling on......

[Mike Pearson]

As usual great driving by Dan. His lights were very consistent all day long. That was a tutorial in how to win a race.
Alan Wade is a tough racer in his own right. I always enjoy racing with him during the races early in the year down in Fla. and GA.

[larrylomascolo]

There's a reason other drivers tend to have a lot of red lights against drivers of his caliber. Wade missed by a thousandth. Round 7 was as close as it gets ,the new camaro will see the the circle soon

[Larry Sullivan]

90? That's unreal. So unreal that I forgot to include the "big Wally" count in my off-site coverage (I did mention the number of red lights against drivers of his calibre).

Congrats, Dan, even an old fart like me gets impressed once in a while.

For those who may have missed it, both Dan and Edmond Richardson were in final rounds last Saturday, and both got the job done.

[Bernie Cunningham]

ATTA boy,

Anyhow in the interests of fair reporting, his opponents lights went like this:
final -.001 (pretty good attempt)
semi bye
5th rnd -.004 ( not too shabby)
4th rnd .000
3rd. rnd .012
2nd. rnd .008
1st. rnd. .798 ( this being the 'lucky rnd.)

So, mentioning that he 'gets a lot of red lights' should have been backed up with how many times his opponent was REALLY good against him yet he still takes the win.
Truthfully, I don't think he actually gets that many red lights against him.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by Bernie Cunningham

ATTA boy,

Anyhow in the interests of fair reporting, his opponents lights went like this:
final -.001 (pretty good attempt)
semi bye
5th rnd -.004 ( not too shabby)
4th rnd .000
3rd. rnd .012
2nd. rnd .008
1st. rnd. .798 ( this being the 'lucky rnd.)

So, mentioning that he 'gets a lot of red lights' should have been backed up with how many times his opponent was REALLY good against him yet he still takes the win.
Truthfully, I don't think he actually gets that many red lights against him.

Bernie,
Those numbers show how hard it is to win, anyone of those is hard to beat. (Even the first rnd. if you break out or break:-) To win any event is hard work, to win a lot of them even harder.

[larrylomascolo]

Originally Posted by Bernie Cunningham

ATTA boy,

Anyhow in the interests of fair reporting, his opponents lights went like this:
final -.001 (pretty good attempt)
semi bye
5th rnd -.004 ( not too shabby)
4th rnd .000
3rd. rnd .012
2nd. rnd .008
1st. rnd. .798 ( this being the 'lucky rnd.)

So, mentioning that he 'gets a lot of red lights' should have been backed up with how many times his opponent was REALLY good against him yet he still takes the win.
Truthfully, I don't think he actually gets that many red lights against him.

That sentance was from the D.R.C final round comment ,i copy and pasted it,glad you broke it down with the figures, and he brings everybody,s 'A' game thats in the other lane.