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What kind of warped logic is the grade point policy based upon?

At a time when the economy is down why would you limit the number of racers that will give you money to race

If you have a new grocery store are you only going to let in the ones with coupons while many more people without coupons stand outside waving cash at you?

What a stupid policy.

JimR

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TreeSavoy, There you go again using Logic in your question. Kind of like the HP factors a motor gets to get 40 people to build/buy one. THEN the ahfs lets them dominate and remove the fun for the other 400 racers till many continue to drop out based on developing a bad attitude about racing...

Re: What's up with NHRA logic?
 

Casey, call me, 941-773-7948

Ron Ortiz
U/SA

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You won't like this but I think your all nuts !

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I don't of any other business that refuses income from people that have participated and have memeberships in their business organization.
Casey Miles

Casey, that's why it's called a "not for profit organization". Would the the last drag racer leaving California please turn out the light.

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I thought the grade point system was to ensure that racers support the divisional races and/or natioanl open series. If you don't race the divisionals you can't race the nationals.

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Thanks Ricki - I'm glad someone besides me finally got it ................That rule isn't something new - its been in effect for a great many years

Now it'll be my turn to get flamed .

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BINGO!!!!! We have a winner. At least there is someone who knows how the system works. I did not say he actually likes the system, he just knows how the system works.

In fact all those who are accepted to a National event know how the system works and they get to play.

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I like this system as long as it suits me.:D

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I will give another perspective, I am a business owner and I have a loyal customer, Places 2 orders with my company every year,
He calls me and wants to place a rush order, at the same time, i get a call out of the blue from someone else and they want to place a rush order and says maybe this will lead to 4 orders a year. I can only do one rush order.

Who do I please 1st or 2nd Guy? My policy was to service 1st guy, I call it loyalty.

With that being said,
I certainly would try to come up with a way to service 2nd customer.