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I'm not quite sure what is going on with IHRA, when the new owners took over I was hoping for bigger and better things and so far haven't seen it. For me in division 9 it has got worse with Rockingham going back to NHRA it would require quite a bit of travel to run the IHRA sschedule. I personally didn't have the time to try and run both sanctions so I decided if I was going to have to travel that much to run a division schedule it was better for me to run NHRA this year, at least I could run 1/4 mile races.
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I've seen several people complain about the Division 9 "travel" schedule.
![]() Even with the schedule changes, a racer in central NC could get all 7 points claims in around 1,700 miles. I have already traveled further than that to get TWO points claims. Appreciate what you have. $.02,
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Michael don't get me wrong I'm not complaining I live on the coast so I'm accustomed to being close to nothing but water. But as you said you live in Ohio and have division 9 races closer than some in-division races, something doesn't seem right there. I'm never going to complain about driving distance to a race when the alternative is not being able to race. I had to decide which way to go and NHRA was the better of the two for me at this time although I hope to squeeze an IHRA race or two in later.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the Nitro Jam race count for Division points?
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Yes the Nitro Jam does count for Division points
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The Nitro Jams have had Sunday as a "rain date". As it worked out, because of a variety of delays, Bradenton ran several rounds on Sunday and Palm Beach finished around 2 am Sunday. With the likely higher car counts, scheduling the Richmond make-up for Sunday would have been a risky proposition (in my opinion). Note that they have already changed the Budds Creek schedule to have 2 Sportsman qualifiers on Friday and only one on Saturday to help get the Nitro Jam sportsman finished earlier.
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Were rude and grumpy when we got to the lanes. The radio system did not work all weekend and no effort was made to correct that or come up with an alternate method to let the racers know what was happening. On Sunday morning I almost missed the round because the radio was not working again and no one Came By to let us know our class was called. Just a poor way to treat the racers. That's why I and many others opted to not run the palm beach event.
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