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A nice step in the right direction, although while they're "streamlining" it's still baffling that there exists both a Level 4 and Level 6 license. A vehicle is either 9.99 & quicker / 135+ MPH or its not.
Make all rules based on ET/MPH, and chassis construction. Simple, fair, and consistent. This is not rocket surgery.
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NHRA had to do something to keep the old guys around and racing. Helps with car counts (ie: entry fees). Next step will be life insurance policies for drivers over 60yrs old included in membership fees. Sanctioning body will be named beneficiary. Good for cash flow!
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LOL, Jim
It wouldn't surprise me. I wonder if one of their bean counters ran the numbers on how many license holders were not current. Then they tried to figure out why. It is a big expense and hassle to go (jump) through a bunch of their "hoops" just to race 3 or 4 events a year. More "Streamlining" is needed
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