Dan Fletcher

Dan Fletcher · 05-25-2010, 05:32 PM

LOL Haddock...

I was in a slump. If it wasn't for Comp I wouldn't have won much at all in the last few years. With all of the advantages afforded by being a "touring professional sportsman" and with all of those wonderfulful extra laps down the track, I must really suck to win as little as I do.

Because as Don has so eloquently, and repeatedly, pointed out, ANYONE that races as much as I do would win all the time due to the TREMENDOUS advantage afforded to the "touring professional sportsman".

By the way, I hope to see you at NYIRP this weekend, as I'll be there running our family's 13 flat wagon instead of making excuses as to why I don't win and others do...

Sean Cour · 05-25-2010, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by dan fletcher

lol haddock...

I was in a slump. If it wasn't for comp i wouldn't have won much at all in the last few years. With all of the advantages afforded by being a "touring professional sportsman" and with all of those wonderfulful extra laps down the track, i must really suck to win as little as i do.

Because as don has so eloquently, and repeatedly, pointed out, anyone that races as much as i do would win all the time due to the tremendous advantage afforded to the "touring professional sportsman".

By the way, i hope to see you at nyirp this weekend, as i'll be there running our family's 13 flat wagon instead of making excuses as to why i don't win and others do...

lmao!

Chuck1280 · 05-25-2010, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan Fletcher

LOL Haddock...

I was in a slump. If it wasn't for Comp I wouldn't have won much at all in the last few years. With all of the advantages afforded by being a "touring professional sportsman" and with all of those wonderfulful extra laps down the track, I must really suck to win as little as I do.

Because as Don has so eloquently, and repeatedly, pointed out, ANYONE that races as much as I do would win all the time due to the TREMENDOUS advantage afforded to the "touring professional sportsman".

By the way, I hope to see you at NYIRP this weekend, as I'll be there running our family's 13 flat wagon instead of making excuses as to why I don't win and others do...

Hey Dan- Check the U-Joints before u go. LOL

Todd Bailey · 05-25-2010, 09:57 PM

Someone told me YEARS ago about a comment that Edmond Richardson said after someone told him that he was the luckiest guy around because he was always winning. "Yea, and the more I race, the luckier I become" Bottom line is that you can't beat seat time/experience. When I started bracket racing sometime back, my "mentor" told me that I would have to learn to lose a hundred ways before I would ever win and he was right. Dan is good because he has raced and is still racing A LOT - Plain and simple. I can guarantee, though, that he would give up several weekends to be able to stay home and watch his kids play sports but he is on the road earning a living!!

05-25-2010, 05:32 PM	#1
Dan Fletcher Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Churchville, NY Posts: 492 Likes: 128 Liked 1,045 Times in 70 Posts	Re: Dan Fletcher LOL Haddock... I was in a slump. If it wasn't for Comp I wouldn't have won much at all in the last few years. With all of the advantages afforded by being a "touring professional sportsman" and with all of those wonderfulful extra laps down the track, I must really suck to win as little as I do. Because as Don has so eloquently, and repeatedly, pointed out, ANYONE that races as much as I do would win all the time due to the TREMENDOUS advantage afforded to the "touring professional sportsman". By the way, I hope to see you at NYIRP this weekend, as I'll be there running our family's 13 flat wagon instead of making excuses as to why I don't win and others do... __________________ Dan Fletcher 1781 STK, SS, COMP, SG, SC DAN FLETCHER TRAILER SALES

05-25-2010, 09:57 PM	#4
Todd Bailey Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Houston Posts: 312 Likes: 30 Liked 33 Times in 17 Posts	Re: Dan Fletcher Someone told me YEARS ago about a comment that Edmond Richardson said after someone told him that he was the luckiest guy around because he was always winning. "Yea, and the more I race, the luckier I become" Bottom line is that you can't beat seat time/experience. When I started bracket racing sometime back, my "mentor" told me that I would have to learn to lose a hundred ways before I would ever win and he was right. Dan is good because he has raced and is still racing A LOT - Plain and simple. I can guarantee, though, that he would give up several weekends to be able to stay home and watch his kids play sports but he is on the road earning a living!!