Anderson isnt going anywhere,thats hendrick countrywouldn't be surprised if one or both of them pack up and leave
very true ....... revise statement......don't be surprised if tasca leavesAnderson isnt going anywhere,thats hendrick country
i believe it has been stated this morning on the nhra podcast, that there is no dimensional change to the manifold, hence no performance advantage.Asking because I don’t know: Can media blasting change the surface of the manifold and make it flow better?
seems like nascar brass and the teams move in unison via their 'franchise' situation........how they can continually show 35+ cars position........
Based solely on the very little I remember from working around aircraft maintenance… I’m inclined to say yes, there’s a “CHANCE” the surface(s) could be altered… even unintentionally. But man they must have some pretty hi-tech scanners available to them out on the road to be able to detect something like this on the fly. There are different media types, and certain ones do certain things to certain surfaces. Then there’s human factors/operator error as well. I could be way off here. It just sucks for Tasca though…. nobody needs that aggravation. Not the kind of thing you want to explain to your sponsors.Asking because I don’t know: Can media blasting change the surface of the manifold and make it flow better?
as much chance as of jason logan giving away a car or anything valueableHas the NHRA ever publicly admitted when they’ve made a wrong decision like the Tasca one? Not a shot at them, I’m really asking. I don’t recall one.
It is a shame what drag racing has come to. disqualifying a run because of the color of a metal part is BS. I miss the days when drag racing management had common sense. they wonder why the fields are getting leaner. And I am so glad I don't play the game any longer.A youtube video about Tascas disqualifcation
I am not a fan of Tasca. But it sounds like he got screwed on this one.
Tasca disqualified video