New nmca class 2017

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Crew Chief

Not having "heads up" runs is the reason independent S/SS combos around the country are surviving and even growing in numbers. The average S/SS racer is willing to travel to an event where he feels he has a chance. Allowing heads up runs will only benefit a few select racers but could keep many others from attending.

If NMCA wants their new S/SS combo to prosper, make it with no heads up runs. NMCA should also look at random pairing until the field gets down to 8 cars.

I don't think there's a combo program any more healthy than the one run at Bowling Green. There's no moratorium on heads up races there. If there are no heads up races, it's just a Pro/Super Pro all run bracket race with more rules.

[HandOverFist]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

I don't think there's a combo program any more healthy than the one run at Bowling Green. There's no moratorium on heads up races there. If there are no heads up races, it's just a Pro/Super Pro all run bracket race with more rules.

I run those at Bowling Green every chance I get without qualms. I just don't want to do the same at the NMCA races which is why I will likely run the NMC class...that was my intention long before this discussion ever came up. Either way all will have a good time at the events should they choose to participate.