Strange happenings in Stock race 1 in Tx.

NHRA1926 · 09-20-2020, 09:56 PM

So, NHRA is bringing in thousands of dollars at these divisional races, but can't replace a freakin light bulb or two? Give me a break! Guess they think letting the racers know the outcome of the race doesn't matter, as long as the people in the tower know. Kinda sounds like the government. The public doesn't need to know as long as the officials in charge know what's going on. Guess it's a need to know basis, and the racers don't need to know who won, according to the officials! What a bunch of crap this turning into. No time slips, no win lights, and they are the premier drag racing series in the country? NHRA better get their head out of there ***. We racers spend A LOT of money attending these events, it's about time NHRA starts to show a little appreciation to the sportsman ranks.

09-20-2020, 09:56 PM	#19
NHRA1926 Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Bowling green, Ky Posts: 241 Likes: 12 Liked 232 Times in 69 Posts	Re: Strange happenings in Stock race 1 in Tx. So, NHRA is bringing in thousands of dollars at these divisional races, but can't replace a freakin light bulb or two? Give me a break! Guess they think letting the racers know the outcome of the race doesn't matter, as long as the people in the tower know. Kinda sounds like the government. The public doesn't need to know as long as the officials in charge know what's going on. Guess it's a need to know basis, and the racers don't need to know who won, according to the officials! What a bunch of crap this turning into. No time slips, no win lights, and they are the premier drag racing series in the country? NHRA better get their head out of there ***. We racers spend A LOT of money attending these events, it's about time NHRA starts to show a little appreciation to the sportsman ranks.