Issues with ROAR at the Supernationals
08-12-2012, 04:54 PM
#47
Im the OP in here and I had talked to a ROAR official yesterday... Amd got nowhere
Today I spoke with Steve Pond (ROAR Pres.) and we got the situation worked out.
For those of you who think im on here whining thats your opinion, but it did get attention and did get results.... Thats what I was after
Travis
Today I spoke with Steve Pond (ROAR Pres.) and we got the situation worked out.
For those of you who think im on here whining thats your opinion, but it did get attention and did get results.... Thats what I was after
Travis
08-12-2012, 05:18 PM
#48
Tech Initiate
Maybe you're just not ready to run at a national. The are hundreds of people thar are having no problems, then there are the few that are always having problems. Perhaps listening a little better and showing up prepared would have a big influence on the quality of your experience.
08-12-2012, 05:19 PM
#49
Tech Initiate
anyone not having an acceptable lipo pack laying ready to go needs to go back to nicads.
With that said, I think you will have a great nats when all is said and done. Shit happens. Trust me, it won't matter one f'ing bit in a few years. What you will remember are the hanging out with freinds. Hang in there make the best of it and don't let that little shit take all of the fun out of it.
With that said, I think you will have a great nats when all is said and done. Shit happens. Trust me, it won't matter one f'ing bit in a few years. What you will remember are the hanging out with freinds. Hang in there make the best of it and don't let that little shit take all of the fun out of it.
08-12-2012, 05:25 PM
#50
Tech Initiate
Sorry for all of the +1's but, they all do have a point. Running at a level such as the Nationals, you would think the racers involved, would come prepared and ready to race.
I do feel sorry for Mr. Brock though, ROAR does need to make it more consistent for ALL OF THE RACERS. Maybe Mr. Brock isn't a big name in the game?
Being in the first few heats and running on a slippery track is no fun no matter who it is. Now, he will have to fight his way up to the higher mains via bump-ups if ROAR is allowing them.
08-12-2012, 05:40 PM
#52
Travis,
I'm glad you got it worked out. The rest of us SDRC regulars know how you roll and know that you're no novice.
Everyone ripping on OP,
OP knows his stuff and never has to ask for a grace moment even when we have a small night with only 7 or 8 rounds. The issue was the inconsistency in the program. Thankfully it happened during seeding practice and not in actual qualifiers. I'm certain OP has a standby pack sitting in his box for the rest of the event though
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I'm glad you got it worked out. The rest of us SDRC regulars know how you roll and know that you're no novice.
Everyone ripping on OP,
OP knows his stuff and never has to ask for a grace moment even when we have a small night with only 7 or 8 rounds. The issue was the inconsistency in the program. Thankfully it happened during seeding practice and not in actual qualifiers. I'm certain OP has a standby pack sitting in his box for the rest of the event though
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