Originally Posted by Lenny5160 (Post 672982)

I could see that, but don’t agree that a system that rewards completely lucky guessing is the proper direction for the sport.

Originally Posted by Dirk Olson (Post 672979)

5 tenths Pro Tree fro S/SS why not?

Dirk Olson
A/S

Originally Posted by 442OLDS (Post 672977)

How many people are really going to be 3 or 4 tenths late on the full tree?

My line of thinking is that IF the slower car anticipates the instant green and gets it right,they may have a "chance" to win a heads up race. Lots of no prep racing is done like that. And the slower car "sometimes" gets lucky and wins.

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Originally Posted by Don Kennedy (Post 672992)

My way of thinking with the deep staging allowed for all. The Racers who win the most are the racers who race the most and spend the most money in expenses just to win the Championship for the purse of a measly $10,000 In my opinion, using instant green, and red lights will be less and with deep staging, the slower cars can cut a better light also Spending a whole lot of money to win the championship will not be as much as it was with the old outdated way. Red Lights will be less of a factor now so the racers who don't race as much with financial restrictions or the States where there are no more race tracks can at least have a little better chance of winning a few rounds

Originally Posted by Lyn Smith (Post 672987)

Dirk I will tell you why not. What happens the first time the racers are staged up and are suppose to be getting a pro tree and the person in the tower forgets to turn to switch it over? Is it a re run? Or the tree is set on a .4 tree. It would never work.

Originally Posted by Don Kennedy (Post 672992)

My way of thinking with the deep staging allowed for all.
The Racers who win the most are the racers who race the most and spend the most money in expenses just to win the Championship for the purse of a measly $10,000 In my opinion, using instant green <red lights will be less and with deep staging, the slower cars can cut a better light also Spending a whole lot of money to win the championship will not be as much as it was with the old outdated way. Red Lights will be less of a factor now so the racers who don't race as much with financial restrictions or the States where there are no more race tracks can at least have a little better chance of winning a few rounds

Originally Posted by tstickff (Post 672998)

How is this topic almost to 3 full pages of discussion? Oh the same way the last 3 threads have made it multiple pages…..boredom

Tim Stickles