Still looking for a super stock spot Gainesville

nhramnl · 03-04-2020, 08:34 AM

[QUOTE=tstickff;609182]If anyone is thinking of backing out please let me know! 603-953-4640

Just trying to help, here. You cannot actually "take" the spot of someone who drops-out. That person cannot say "I won't be able to make the race and 'Jim Johnson' is taking my spot". The Monday which begins the week of the race is when it is all decided. I've been through this extensively with NHRA, and was told to "just be ready" on that Monday morning, by letting them know you want a spot, if spots become available. You will be placed in a queue (first come, first served, by grade point rating), and if they end up with enough open (unused) spots to get to you (in the queue), you will be allowed to complete an entry, and get one. I was reminded that past champions are always given preference, which means that, even if you at the "front of the line" for a spot, a past champion in the category can literally step in front of you on the final Monday, and take that available spot. I make no comment on the fairness or feasibility of the system... it simply is what it is.

03-04-2020, 08:34 AM	#2
nhramnl Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 507 Likes: 8 Liked 358 Times in 83 Posts	Re: Still looking for a super stock spot Gainesville [QUOTE=tstickff;609182]If anyone is thinking of backing out please let me know! 603-953-4640 Just trying to help, here. You cannot actually "take" the spot of someone who drops-out. That person cannot say "I won't be able to make the race and 'Jim Johnson' is taking my spot". The Monday which begins the week of the race is when it is all decided. I've been through this extensively with NHRA, and was told to "just be ready" on that Monday morning, by letting them know you want a spot, if spots become available. You will be placed in a queue (first come, first served, by grade point rating), and if they end up with enough open (unused) spots to get to you (in the queue), you will be allowed to complete an entry, and get one. I was reminded that past champions are always given preference, which means that, even if you at the "front of the line" for a spot, a past champion in the category can literally step in front of you on the final Monday, and take that available spot. I make no comment on the fairness or feasibility of the system... it simply is what it is.