SS round two

[Larry Hill]

I had a re-run at Indy points race, my competitor in B/SA dialed above the index and red lighted. We still had to race again, D-3 director said so and my guy red lighted again. Basis for the decision was all racers have to dial the index or quicker. Fact is if no dial in is on the window, the tower automatically put up the class index. Just like years ago, to be a class winner a racer had to run on or below the index to win class and put him in the "Show"

[SStockDart]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

I had a re-run at Indy points race, my competitor in B/SA dialed above the index and red lighted. We still had to race again, D-3 director said so and my guy red lighted again. Basis for the decision was all racers have to dial the index or quicker. Fact is if no dial in is on the window, the tower automatically put up the class index. Just like years ago, to be a class winner a racer had to run on or below the index to win class and put him in the "Show"

I had Donna (my wife) check to be sure it was correct. She always brought me into the water box. Plus, I always thought "what can I do if the dial is wrong, when I am strapped in".???...yell?

[Lenny5160]

Originally Posted by SStockDart

I had Donna (my wife) check to be sure it was correct. She always brought me into the water box. Plus, I always thought "what can I do if the dial is wrong, when I am strapped in".???...yell?

When I get an incorrect dial, I open the door and point down at the scoreboards. I suppose you could point at the dial-in on your window or something as well.