Fake battery, dq or not

[MR DERBY CITY]

And the winner is......RJ Sledge.....kinda like dropping ice bags on the track at Las Vegas ,prompting a cleanup by track workers, but since you are involved in promoting a race at Las Vegas the following week all is good.All we ask for is some Consistency guys. .??M.J.

[RJ Sledge]

MJ consistency from NHRA will never work.....makes too much sense.

RJ

[Ed Fernandez]

Here's a scenario for you. Class runoff, one guy forgets to turn fan on in car. Near finish line he sprays the windshield of the other car. At end of track NHRA personnel wave offending car off track and put something under car ( not sure what it was). Should he be tossed for putting foreign substance on track surface?
As far as bogus battery, DQ should be mandatory, no if's and's or but's.

[Alex Denysenko]

Originally Posted by MR DERBY CITY

Mr crew chief , you have answered your own question. At some races ( Atlanta Nat. Event ) a racer was DQ'ed , but at another race that same weekend a racer was allowed to install another battery. It is definately not a Stocker Secret any more. M.J.

M.J. my good friend a lot has to do with who you are or how outspoken you are or even what state you are from