Slow Stockers...Strong Divisional Finishes

[GarysZ24]

Originally Posted by 4284spd

Just a curious question for the slower stock racers, do you race a slow combo because of financial reasons or do you feel that there is a advantage with them? Serious question.
And do you want to go to a quicker combo if you could?

Although financial reasons play a big part, I like the challenge racing a FWD vehicle brings, and this year like 1990, 2006, & 2012, I had success with a front runner.

[Chip THELEGEND Johnson]

To Jack and Billy
I will bet more stockers blew the tires off on these fine prepped tracks than we had 2 cars red-light bringing tru start into play

[Jack Matyas]

Originally Posted by Chip THELEGEND Johnson

To Jack and Billy
I will bet more stockers blew the tires off on these fine prepped tracks than we had 2 cars red-light bringing tru start into play

Quite true for me .......Billy - I'm not convinced that either slow or fast cars have an advantage with Tru-Start .

[Lenny5160]

Originally Posted by Jack Matyas

Billy - I'm not convinced that either slow or fast cars have an advantage with Tru-Start .

I think that's the whole idea behind it.

[Billy Nees]

Originally Posted by Jack Matyas

Quite true for me .......Billy - I'm not convinced that either slow or fast cars have an advantage with Tru-Start .

I can agree with that Jack. BUT, another one of the great ironies of our sport is the "first-or-worst" rule. It applies to everything BUT the "first-or-worst" red light. Why is that?

Now back to our regularly scheduled program. Good job by all of my Horsepower Challenged Brothers. It ain't easy bein' slow.