How Realistic

Eman · 11-28-2024, 02:23 PM

IHRA is losing tracks by the minute, 3 big tracks in the Carolinas in the last couple of weeks. Is there anyone associated with them that has any interest/experience with class racing? The new guy has a storied past with Pro-Mod and the owner is more of a fast car guy. Where would they come up with a staff to do tech, not that racers would cheat? I'd say their best chance of putting on some kind of show would be to start with the .90 classes but that's not going to attract spectators.

Rose Racing · 11-28-2024, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Eman

IHRA is losing tracks by the minute, 3 big tracks in the Carolinas in the last couple of weeks. Is there anyone associated with them that has any interest/experience with class racing? The new guy has a storied past with Pro-Mod and the owner is more of a fast car guy. Where would they come up with a staff to do tech, not that racers would cheat? I'd say their best chance of putting on some kind of show would be to start with the .90 classes but that's not going to attract spectators.

Jim Bailey would be my vote

11-28-2024, 02:23 PM	#1
Eman Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: E TN Posts: 473 Likes: 16 Liked 133 Times in 76 Posts	Re: How Realistic IHRA is losing tracks by the minute, 3 big tracks in the Carolinas in the last couple of weeks. Is there anyone associated with them that has any interest/experience with class racing? The new guy has a storied past with Pro-Mod and the owner is more of a fast car guy. Where would they come up with a staff to do tech, not that racers would cheat? I'd say their best chance of putting on some kind of show would be to start with the .90 classes but that's not going to attract spectators.

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