CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - The New Rules for Class Run-Offs

07-30-2011, 09:37 AM

I think it's a good thing, at Etown this year we had 7 stick combo cars, that were reasonably close together. This made for some good racing and it was alot of fun. Felt running Modified Eliminator.
I won class at Indy in 08 in G/SA and had to race 4 rounds to win it. I received a small amount of money and a trophy. I had a blast doing this, and it is one of my most proudest accomplishments. Besides the trophy, the money I received just about paid for the gas and ice I used that day. What made it good was competing against the other cars. The reason we do this!!
The new way of class at least adds a level of competition that the guy that just ran for singles, or in a class that just had a car or 2 now and then. It isn't like he is getting cheated out of money. There is NONE!!!

07-30-2011, 09:37 AM	#3
Todd Hoven Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The New Rules for Class Run-Offs I think it's a good thing, at Etown this year we had 7 stick combo cars, that were reasonably close together. This made for some good racing and it was alot of fun. Felt running Modified Eliminator. I won class at Indy in 08 in G/SA and had to race 4 rounds to win it. I received a small amount of money and a trophy. I had a blast doing this, and it is one of my most proudest accomplishments. Besides the trophy, the money I received just about paid for the gas and ice I used that day. What made it good was competing against the other cars. The reason we do this!! The new way of class at least adds a level of competition that the guy that just ran for singles, or in a class that just had a car or 2 now and then. It isn't like he is getting cheated out of money. There is NONE!!!