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Old 02-28-2006, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by TimPotter
No disrespect to Joel, but we need our lifer stock drivers to step up and run mod. Guys that show they can run with the big boys, but dont....


That will help the US in worldwide racing competetiveness.

Now that would be some "Magic"

quite this bickering about stock racers. there are no rules that says these guys should move up. I also think that they shouldn't be forced to move up. I personally think that alot of you guys want people to move up to Mod because you think that it will give you a chance to win.

to put it into perspective. this would be like nascar telling Truck series guys that after a few wins they need to run busch then after a few wins they need to run cup. lol what a joke.
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Old 02-28-2006, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by davepull
quite this bickering about stock racers. there are no rules that says these guys should move up. I also think that they shouldn't be forced to move up. I personally think that alot of you guys want people to move up to Mod because you think that it will give you a chance to win.

to put it into perspective. this would be like nascar telling Truck series guys that after a few wins they need to run busch then after a few wins they need to run cup. lol what a joke.
Yea really.....Stock racers can make more than Mod racers can with some of the contingency programs out there.
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Old 03-01-2006, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Greg Sharpe
It probably helped you guys that batteries got better during that season (going from 3300 to 3700/3800), not to mention you guys were running the same cars that everyone else had with tons of track time and development. For the record, Joel won his last race with us, the Trinity trophy race at Jackson, by A WHOLE LAP to another JRXS in second place (to another guy with no motor or battery program to speak of). How's that for comparing apples to apples? We were, in no way, shape or form, faster than Joel.
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Yea really.....Stock racers can make more than Mod racers can with some of the contingency programs out there.

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Originally Posted by T. Hodge
Yea really.....Stock racers can make more than Mod racers can with some of the contingency programs out there.
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Hello Todd P,

Can you post some pictures of Joel's car. The 10th scale pan class was pretty wicked.
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