Can they win?

[Michael Beard]

Originally Posted by ALMACK

Please explain.
I am curious .....

Different drivers have different driving abilities, be it avg reaction time, staging consistency, shift point consistency (or adjustability), dialing strategy, prediction and execution, .... I won't provide an exhaustive list as I'm typing on my phone, but suffice it to say that the variables are endless.

[ALMACK]

Originally Posted by Michael Beard

Different drivers have different driving abilities, be it avg reaction time, staging consistency, shift point consistency (or adjustability), dialing strategy, prediction and execution, .... I won't provide an exhaustive list as I'm typing on my phone, but suffice it to say that the variables are endless.

I see your points Michael.

I bracket race a slow car and 85% of the time I am beeing chased. I have learned how to make driving a slower car work to my advantage.

One thing I have learned is that every single driver has THE CHANCE of running a better package than the driver in the other lane. (if he or she tries hard enough)

Better packages will always win.

A rookie driver can on any given day cut an outstanding r/t and run right on the dial. It has happened to me as well as other more experienced drivers.
Of course luck plays a big part sometimes.
However, more times than not experience wins rounds.

[greg fulk]

I'm looking @ Nitro Joe from last year....AA/SA 60 cars A/SA 110 cars B/SA 113 cars C/SA 120 cars D/SA 101 E/SA 99 F/SA 123 G/SA 104. Now then O/SA 22 P/SA 23 Q/SA 19 R/SA 11 T/SA 8 U/SA 10 V/SA 13. Their were more A/SA cars run then O-V combined....2 things ...People don't like to go slow ( go to local bracket race..their will be more Top E.T. cars their then any other class) & 2nd 830 vs 106....where do you think most of the winners will come from?