Live From 2016 Winternationals

[Lenny5160]

Originally Posted by Mike Keener

My last post above may have been misleading in that when I started by saying "Bingo" I "was agreeing" with Jim Caughlin's post about the necessity of using blinders on the tree for it to be fair.

Without blinders in larger handicap starts the faster car will always have the advantage of seeing the red light and therefore knowing what he has to do to not loose the round. As a result it seems to me that with blinders on the tree the playing field would more level than it would be without them.

What I was trying to explain to you is, as currently programmed, TruSTART does not display the red light until both cars have left the starting line. The faster driver won't know anything, blinders or not, unless he wants to judge the reaction time for himself.

Let's give Norman Marsden a warm welcome to the Winternationals Stock/Super Stock TruSTART fan club!

[Rod Greene]

I agree leave your Trustart comments in the thread meant for them. On another note. I want to thank Bob Gullet for the use of his cherry picker even though we were unable to repair the damage to the engine.