Win Class Loose Class Go Home
 

Let me see if I understand this with the new rules, You go to Indy and run a Class in either SS or Stock that has only 1 car, so durning class eliminations you run .900 under but because the bump is .910 you do not quailfy. So according to the new rules if there is only 1 car in eliminations you must not only run .500 under the index but you must also stage 1st round under your own power. So seeing as you cannot stage under your own power if you do not qualify you do not win class and get no trophy or money.

Chris lamb

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The first round of class eliminations is also a qualifying round.

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If you went -.90 under today, and you were the only one in your class, broke so bad on your last run today (or before class tomorrow) that you couldn't even get to the starting line under power, and the bump was -.91, then you wouldn't get anything - I think??

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Charlie

Exaclty, if you dont stage the car for the class runoff, you do not get contigency money or class trophy



Stephen Johnson #2162
Horace Johnson #2167
SS/D 427 Ford Fairlane NHRA-IHRA

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It's called "enhancement"! You gotta love it, no, really, you *gotta* love it! Jim

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According to the rules I read if there is only 1 car in class you must go .50 under durning any qualify round up to and including 1st round of class but you must also stage the car under its own power for 1ST ROUND OF ELIMINATIONS, so if you do not qualify you can not stage your car for 1st round.

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Thats first rd of CLASS eliminations