Just Paul
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Congrats to the new team taking a shot at the big time.
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Congrats to the new team taking a shot at the big time.
Why argue about the old days? NOTHING stays the same folks. Part of the excitement of drag racing through the decades was always the constant possibility of records and barriers being broken. That can't go on forever. We just can't have 400mph 1/4 mile runs, safely. It's evolution. And "puttering" on 90% is not what big show cars do, IMO. Myself, I'm trying to enjoy it all. There's so much variety out there to enjoy, the NHRA, IHRA, the fuel altered circuits, the different Pro Mod Series', and of course the huge Nostalgia craze. Oh and speaking of Pro Mod, the number of these cars out there is amazing, and they are wild. Combine all this with the crazy cars coming out of Detroit, and I'd say these just may be "the good old days". Enjoy them.
NHRA is really missing the boat by not including Pro Mod as a Pro class. They are extremely exciting and the fans would probably come just to see them run. But this is nothing new, NHRA has missed the boat many times in the past and until the people in Glendora get their heads out of their axxxxx nothing is going to change expecially adding a class that people really like.
They have two nitro classes, why not two door slammer classes?
Lend us more information on how those Larry Kopp and other small bock genius sissy's did that.because those pro stock truck sissy's made sure NHRA couldn't add any new PRO classes for a long time
They have two nitro classes, why not two door slammer classes?
Lend us more information on how those Larry Kopp and other small bock genius sissy's did that.
You would think as long as that has been that stipulation had expired maybe someone could shed some liģht on this.when the pro stock truck group sued NHRA for getting rid of the class and won , one of the stipulations was NHRA wasn't allowed to add any new PRO classes for a certain amount of years. that's why the Pro Mod class is only considered an exhibition class and must fund itself.
Well since it seems the thread has gotten off topic, let me also congratulate the new team on joining the TF ranks, I heard the details will be announced at the PRI show.
when the pro stock truck group sued NHRA for getting rid of the class and won , one of the stipulations was NHRA wasn't allowed to add any new PRO classes for a certain amount of years. that's why the Pro Mod class is only considered an exhibition class and must fund itself.
100 N/TF Dragsters? The CHRR had just 17, but comparing 240-250 MPH Nostalgia cars to the Big show is a pretty Lame comparison.