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After you have a few of those, you won't think it's just bracket racing.
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Mr Stock you have good points. But you say the top 4 have an advantage by potentially having a bye, come 1 or 2 round when they get beat by a lower qualified car (beat by bracket racing) now they have the advantage? And what camaro and Mustang are you refering to?
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John Stock, you hit the nail on the head For me anyway, Pump, Weigh, you're good. I really love racing, however after leaning over fenders all week pulling a head or a rod and piston on my race car isn't at the top of my list. I admire all those who chose to do it and anyone who knows me is aware I'm not afraid to work. For me racing is like a mini vacation, I'll work on my junk if I have to, but I prefer to do my work in the shop. Hey if I could afford to run Comp I'd probably do so but it's just too far out there for me. I think if you look at the fastest scoop cars you'll see for the most part these are the guys who have the funds and other resourses to have a fast ride in any configuration. Joe
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