Today (Sunday] was a disappointment on many levels. First, of course was the fact that there was no race. Second was that the Nhra kept us fans at the track way too long before canceling. I thought the problem was going to be the rain. But the race that was going to start early (10 AM) was held up because the track was too cold. We were then told that racing would begin at 11:45. In between there were periods of light drizzle but everyone stayed and the pits were busy. 11:45 came and went and no racing. And no announcement of when racing would begin. It was getting colder as time went on. And there was more intermittent light drizzle. A small group of people left at that point but most stayed. Still no word from NHRA on the game plan. But it was obvious that the temp was dropping, wind was picking up and the track was moist. At 1:00 o'clock I think it was a safe bet to say that the race could not be run even if the rain stopped since the track needed to be dried and the temps were falling. At that point NHRA should have sent everyone home. But nothing was announced. All we got was alot of ridiculous banter from a guy named Jason and Joe Costello. At a little after 1:00 it started drizzling again. At that point a huge group of people left. But still no word from NHRA!! That's when my wife said she was freezing and we left. I don't know when they canceled the race but it should have been hours before. I'm not an NHRA basher, on the contrary I usually compliment them on their management of the races. But they really blew it this time. I understand that it is very difficult to cancel a race but it was too cold and too rainy from early on to keep the fans around. I was thinking that maybe they were looking at the radar and saw that the rain was moving away. Obviously , that was not the case. So I'm wondering what the thinking was. The upside was that I got a lot of time to walk the pits.