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The 4-wides have a lot of downtime but it's exciting in a different way, and has helped attendance at the spring event for LVMS. The struggles for drivers at the starting line is intriguing.I'm not a fan of the 4 wide because we only get about 1/2 has much racing vs a normal 2-wide race. On Sunday, only 3 rounds of racing in the Pro classes (total of only 7 runs to watch in each class) vs 4 rounds and 15 runs with 2-wide racing. It's all over much too fast with the 4 wide. I guess that works for the "ADD Crowd", but not us old-school types that really like to take in all 15 runs of each class on a Sunday.
Speaking of hard to follow, I have NHRA tv and really like it but if I remember, they didn’t flash the slides showing rt, et, incremental etc for each run. Always did with other races but I remember trying to find reaction times and had to go to live timing On the Nhra site. Too hard for Nhra to keep up too I guess. I went several years in a row but no more. Between being 4 wide and no night racing (I’m spoiled) I’ll spend $$ elsewhere.4-wide is way too hard for me to follow and know what just happened. Too much action occurring at the same time.
A drag race is a race between TWO cars. Anything else is sacra religious.
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Fox did what they could with what they had in my opinion. 3 classes, half the races. No wonder they had to use lots of filler.I am done with Fox. NHRA.TV all the way.
Regardless of what us hardcores think about it, clearly there's a demand for it from the public. That place was pretty much full Saturday and Sunday by the looks of it.
Agreed, haven't watched Fox broadcast in a few years. Lohnes talks like the micro-machine guy. But they should definitely show the numbers on the big board. And they should also show the ladders every once in awhile.I am done with Fox. NHRA.TV all the way.