Imitation: The Most Sincerest Form Of Flattery - Page 2

Alan Roehrich · 02-09-2014, 10:43 AM

I'm not seeing this as a huge problem.

The three people that this always seems to be directed at are almost always running at least two classes.

If you're letting the time at which they arrive in the staging lanes get into your head, you're beating yourself, and have no one to blame but yourself.

Use all the time your opponent gives you to prepare your car mechanically, and yourself mentally.

Being last in the lanes does not make you a winner, or a champion.

Worrying yourself about what time someone else gets to the lanes may keep you from being a winner, or a champion.

02-09-2014, 10:43 AM	#13
Alan Roehrich Veteran Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Murfreesboro TN Posts: 5,111 Likes: 1,570 Liked 1,812 Times in 413 Posts	Re: Imitation: The Most Sincerest Form Of Flattery I'm not seeing this as a huge problem. The three people that this always seems to be directed at are almost always running at least two classes. If you're letting the time at which they arrive in the staging lanes get into your head, you're beating yourself, and have no one to blame but yourself. Use all the time your opponent gives you to prepare your car mechanically, and yourself mentally. Being last in the lanes does not make you a winner, or a champion. Worrying yourself about what time someone else gets to the lanes may keep you from being a winner, or a champion. __________________ Alan Roehrich 212A G/S