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Michael Lyons · 08-24-2009, 09:31 AM

Force about crashed at the 1000 ft line when he raced Matt Hagen and Jason Line almost did on his run in front of Warrens but Page and Dunn didn't notice it. I was cringing when I saw Jasons run, reminded me of Columbus in the beginning of his KB career. But Warren was right, the ground next to the track cannot be higher than the racing surface or it'll send all the water to the race track(DUH!). And if they would fix that maybe they wouldn't have to fix their sand trap cause then you could actually use the brakes to stop! Looks like they need to fix the drop off just past the finish line too and then cars wouldn't be so light under braking.. I was loving Warrens interview though, I don't feel much sympathy for the descion makers at NHRA especially now with the way they're gonna eliminate the Comp class at the end of the year. Thats disgusting. Greed is one of the seven deadly sins. Wonder what they'll do in a couple years after they mishandle the latest batch of sportsman racers and the car counts plummet in T/D & T/S? Probably stick it to them too.

Give it to em Warren, they deserve far worse for their sins..

08-24-2009, 09:31 AM	#4
Michael Lyons Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Garden City, MI Posts: 226 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Warren Johnson's interview...WOW Force about crashed at the 1000 ft line when he raced Matt Hagen and Jason Line almost did on his run in front of Warrens but Page and Dunn didn't notice it. I was cringing when I saw Jasons run, reminded me of Columbus in the beginning of his KB career. But Warren was right, the ground next to the track cannot be higher than the racing surface or it'll send all the water to the race track(DUH!). And if they would fix that maybe they wouldn't have to fix their sand trap cause then you could actually use the brakes to stop! Looks like they need to fix the drop off just past the finish line too and then cars wouldn't be so light under braking.. I was loving Warrens interview though, I don't feel much sympathy for the descion makers at NHRA especially now with the way they're gonna eliminate the Comp class at the end of the year. Thats disgusting. Greed is one of the seven deadly sins. Wonder what they'll do in a couple years after they mishandle the latest batch of sportsman racers and the car counts plummet in T/D & T/S? Probably stick it to them too. Give it to em Warren, they deserve far worse for their sins..