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They lament the lack of employees to provide tech services. That is a real issue and the current generation of tech officials are retiring. Knowing that, NHRA has not done anything to recruit, train and retain the next generation of tech officials. I think NHRA leadership misses the motivation factors that keep racers spending money and striving to improve performance of their cars. Motivation that also drives parts sales and contingent opportunities. They only look at the cost and inconvenience from their point of view. Maybe, as racers, we should collectively consider crowd sourcing money and or prizes to be awarded to record setters? If NHRA won’t do it, they can’t stop racers and fans from doing it. I know one could also say that the new gen of racer has not the technical expertise to tear down and rebuild their car at the track, and that is a fair statement.. That being said, they are racers and I am sure more would learn what to do if it was worth it to them. Bubski. You make some good points, your grammar is improving as well. Isn’t it time to come out of the closet?
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James Schaechter 3163 STK Last edited by james schaechter; 10-26-2022 at 07:50 AM. |
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