NHRA tax returns
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NHRA is grossly under paying the winners of the sportsman classes. I had no idea how bad they are screwing the racers...and the tech support....excuse me while I throw up...
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[QUOTE=Jason Fuller;234686]NHRA is grossly under paying the winners of the sportsman classes. I had no idea how bad they are screwing the racers...and the tech support....excuse me while I throw up...[/QUOTE
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they are not for the sportsman just the pros and they are boring always the same ones they need to pay the sportsman way more its sad that ihra pays just has good and they are half the size of nhra
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...edit...wrong thread
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LOL. That was funny.. Thanks.:) |
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You guys act liked jilted lovers.The NHRA has been screwing you for years. Support your local ST/SS associations and fnck the NHRA.
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If Wally was alive and lucid what would he think of all this?
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There are two choices here. Allow the board to steal NHRA and sell it (they already tried) or run it into the ground, or the racers can try to get it back into the hands of people who care about racing, and try to save it. There's no reason that people can't support the combo races AND support efforts to return NHRA to an organization that is for the racers, and not for the bank accounts of people sitting on the board of directors. |
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Of course you and all the current competitors have the right to complain. But the current news is certainly not a surprise, is it? As a former racer I sincerely feel for you guys and I'm angry for you. Support your local ST/SS associations and encourage your local track operators to seek alternatives (IHRA?) The NHRA is run by bad people. |
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Alan,
This is the forum. You have the passion. Who else does? Jack Matyas, Jeff Teuton, Dwight Southerland? What say you? |
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Frank,
This forum is merely a means to organize, discuss, and to disseminate information. That is what will happen here, and it has happened, and will continue to happen. What must happen next will happen "out in the real world". Let's hope that it does happen. |
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So sad.... |
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I hope with the passion of people like you that is does for the good of class racing. The grass roots of the sport of drag racing.
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Dude,
You are probably correct that Wally sold out at the end but I bet he still believed in what he created unlike Tom Compton who has no emotional attachment to drag racing. |
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He and Barb would take their checks and cash them!
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I had a couple drinks with Steve Evans at the Somerset Marriott during the 1980(?) Summernationals and I told him that I was concerned about the future of Stock and Super Stock because Super Gas was becoming so popular and there where rumors sportsman racing was headed in that direction.
His reply was "Wally Parks will not let that happen because he knows that Stock and Super Stock are the true grassroots of NHRA drag racing". I believed him to be sincere and felt pretty good about Wally parks after that conversation. Does Tom Compton have any idea about the heritage of this sport? |
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