It was a hell of a toss.
Now what is nhra going to do about Johnny Gray bad mouthing the safety equipment?
Let me see if I got this right,
Allen didn't harm anbody,
Didn't endanger anybody,
Didn't attack anybody,
Didn't threaten anybody,
What exactly should he be fined or supended for? Because the team made a mistake and he was upset about losing a race that he had a very good chance of winning?
Are you going to fine everyone who is upset about getting beat?
This might be the new stupidest thing I have seen on the mater.......
Alan
I don't think that bottle was empty. He had just gotten it out of the ice chest and it sure didn't fly like an empty bottle. That was one hell of a throw. I was kinda impressed at how far he threw it.
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PJ, I tried to make it clear back in post number four that I do not agree with NHRA's policy of fineing competitors. NHRA always claims they're trying to keep the cost down for the racers, yet they fine them most every chance they get.
1) it doesn't hurt the well-funded teams.
2) it puts undue hardship on the low funded teams.
My suggestion is, if you feel the need to punish, then suspend them from a race, or two or five depending on the violation.
Don't misunderstand, I'm a fan of Alan Johnson, and his father. But that childlike behavior in the shutdown area was totally uncalled for. He may have got a lot of TV time, but he lost a lot of respect.
I guess it all comes down to what you're looking for in our sport, if you want WWE on wheels, well you got what you wish for this week. Maybe next week we can have the runner up, get out of his car and threw his helmet at the Winning driver ...... just a thought.
My suggestion is, if you feel the need to punish, then suspend them from a race, or two or five depending on the violation.
him
PJ, I tried to make it clear back in post number four that I do not agree with NHRA's policy of fineing competitors. NHRA always claims they're trying to keep the cost down for the racers, yet they fine them most every chance they get.
1) it doesn't hurt the well-funded teams.
2) it puts undue hardship on the low funded teams.
My suggestion is, if you feel the need to punish, then suspend them from a race, or two or five depending on the violation.
Don't misunderstand, I'm a fan of Alan Johnson, and his father. But that childlike behavior in the shutdown area was totally uncalled for. He may have got a lot of TV time, but he lost a lot of respect.
I guess it all comes down to what you're looking for in our sport, if you want WWE on wheels, well you got what you wish for this week. Maybe next week we can have the runner up, get out of his car and threw his helmet at the Winning driver ...... just a thought.
Pretty sure you ment Allen Johnson Pro Stock