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Originally Posted by bill dedman
How does this change ANYTHING, much less, "EVERYTHING?" The red-lighting car still loses.
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I guess it's the way you look at it..is the glass halv empty or is it half full? But it sure could change this racing more than who that looses on a redlight..the approach for this racing for one example..maybe we "get a race" to have slower cars alltogether to get a "clean wiew" at the starting line?
This has been beaten to death a couple of times...the pro and cons are allready out there on this and other boards...well maybe it will change this time.. but my stand is NO to more changes..of any kind...just been to many of those the last 5-6 years..when you start a project nowdays you simply dont know if you "fit in" somewhere when your ready!
If one redlights(first) the race is over and the other lane is the winner(if nothing else occurs)..a moment in dragracing that has been there forever..in headsup-races it's a given..can only work so...also been the same in handicap-classes for that time..but now we want to make this type of racing even more complex?If this come true the next thing will be getting rid of headsup races in eliminations...i am sure..
p.s. In my last race i lost on a first red to a worst red...thats life...but it would be hard to get a fair reading of fast/slow car "dual reds" for any statistics since a "red" in the other lane will screw you up some..well lets see what happens..