Glen is the best guy for the position. Think about it, its tough for NHRA to find a qualified candidate for that position. There are alot of sharp engineers out there.
Most of them wouldn't have any idea that drag racing existed in 1959 and really does that matter in 2008. Glen's background is pretty impressive. He is the first person working for NHRA that can bring experience from other racing venues use of safety to drag racing. He has been in the drag racing pits for a couple of years now working with the Delphi ADR. He worked his ass off then and I am sure he will do the same for NHRA. All you nay-sayers..keep you pants on. You probably aren't going to see something tomorrow that Glen brings to NHRA, yet I am damn sure he will be an attribute to drag racing.
Most of them wouldn't have any idea that drag racing existed in 1959 and really does that matter in 2008. Glen's background is pretty impressive.
AMEN, Mikey!!i just wanna know one thing.....can he name at least one person who races in each of the professional classes??? i am not trying to be crude or a d!ck or anything but IMO you can't put someone in charge of making decisions for a sport they have no knowledge of
Sometimes reading threads on this website is like listening to a conversation between a half dozen 80 years olds in a donut shop.
Mark
Sometimes reading threads on this website is like listening to a conversation between a half dozen 80 years olds in a donut shop.
Mark
OH, now I get it, you mean like Don Taylor?
Barrett...your eternal optimism is deeply missed in the pits. How in the hell have you been? How about the Old Man making a couple good hits at Sonoma?
Aaaaaaahhhhhh, I can only assume that he must be running out of parts!
Pat