Jeff
Nitro Member
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The nitro cars operate on the edge and the crew chiefs are paid to have their toes hanging off the edge. Knowing 65/35 doesn't tell you what the track will hold .... you need a baseline .... and their prediction was almost all for more than what the NHRA delivered. The NHRA seems to pretty consistently start with marginal prep and then builds to somewhere pretty near excellent .... the Friday fans probably deserve to have a better chance at Q1 being something more that a crap shoot. If you start a little too tight you can certainly back off easy enough and the crew chiefs will likely do a better job giving the fans a show they expect and deserve. Now if you don't want people to show up on Friday, then you are clearly seeing the formula for that.
If you aren't all over your stuff, you probably like a track that's less than what you'd expect .... a marginal track is a great equalizer, but only in the short term.
Just my opinion....
If you aren't all over your stuff, you probably like a track that's less than what you'd expect .... a marginal track is a great equalizer, but only in the short term.
Just my opinion....