How competitive are you?

randy wilson · 12-31-2012, 12:01 PM

Everyone is missing the point. Bracket racing has no crowd appeal. I have nothing against it, but the facts, are the facts. The crowd left, when break-out racing came to pass. The reason the pros are all they show, is because it's the only thing the crowd understands. Remember, I was there in the seventies, mostly as a spectator. I was there when it died. It is what it is, and will never ever, come back. The new stuff is too expensive, and no one really cares, but the owners of said cars. It's over boys, the excitement from the crowd part, that is. I was at Eddyville, and Bethany when there might be only 50 cars, and always 1,000 to 1,500 spectators weekly. I was there next, when there were 100, to 150 cars, and three people. It's just how it is. Bubba, and Jim Bob came every week to no break-out racing. I seen it.

12-31-2012, 12:01 PM	#1
randy wilson Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 882 Likes: 0 Liked 22 Times in 22 Posts	Re: How competitive are you? Everyone is missing the point. Bracket racing has no crowd appeal. I have nothing against it, but the facts, are the facts. The crowd left, when break-out racing came to pass. The reason the pros are all they show, is because it's the only thing the crowd understands. Remember, I was there in the seventies, mostly as a spectator. I was there when it died. It is what it is, and will never ever, come back. The new stuff is too expensive, and no one really cares, but the owners of said cars. It's over boys, the excitement from the crowd part, that is. I was at Eddyville, and Bethany when there might be only 50 cars, and always 1,000 to 1,500 spectators weekly. I was there next, when there were 100, to 150 cars, and three people. It's just how it is. Bubba, and Jim Bob came every week to no break-out racing. I seen it. __________________ don,t have one