You could make the argument that the battle lines could be drawn based on payouts and revenue sharing BUT it is anyone's guess how that would turn out, or if it would fracture the sport. It might turn out great, it might not.If PRO stuck together, what changes could they force NHRA to make? What changes do you feel are needed?
You could make the argument that the battle lines could be drawn based on payouts and revenue sharing.
I think there is more money out there for purses,most Individual races have sponsors bring in money,sold out ticket sales,they get a cut on consessions,nhra can afford it, maybe some suits can take a pay cut LOLThe problem with that is, there's very little revenue to be shared. There's not much money in drag racing. There really never has been. Without a lucrative TV deal, where is the money supposed to come from? There's no TV deal because the ratings are still poor.
We're lucky the NHRA barely survived the virus lockdowns without going bankrupt.
I think there is more money out there for purses,most Individual races have sponsors bring in money,sold out ticket sales,they get a cut on consessions,nhra can afford it, maybe some suits can take a pay cut LOL
From my understanding, PRO has always fought with NHRA on eliminating night racing.Pro could motivate NHRA to do more night racing, potentially attract more money for payouts, improve the application of safety rules, come up with marketing ideas, and promote young/new racers better. I doubt any of these changes would be immediate or dramatic, but it would move things in a direction. I think NHRA is doing the best I can with what it has, and that ain’t bad. Pro Could help a bit with some “new eyes” and actual clout, maybe.
From my understanding, PRO has always fought with NHRA on eliminating night racing.
That they (Pro) didn’t want night racing. Yet when they held their own race, they had it at night. Now this is always what I have heard throughout the years. Maybe Alan or Bobby Bennett could provide more details.Interesting. Are you saying that PRO's stance is that they do not want night racing, or that they would like more?
that is an interesting comparisonAny way to make Taylor Swift a fan of NHRA drag racing?
The way that she has changed my industry (for the better, IMO) has taken a VERY one-sided situation and swung the pendulum pretty close to the middle; it's been a pleasure to watch smart artists start to take command of their careers and business. Time for many of the PRO teams to do the same.
Any way to make Taylor Swift a fan of NHRA drag racing?
Any way to make Taylor Swift a fan of NHRA drag racing?
The way that she has changed my industry (for the better, IMO) has taken a VERY one-sided situation and swung the pendulum pretty close to the middle; it's been a pleasure to watch smart artists start to take command of their careers and business. Time for many of the PRO teams to do the same.