Originally Posted by
Dawn Sanchez
Stock is stock.. most of the guys here shouldn't be in stock.. its an entry level class and it should be the builder of our hobby.. not the safety zone.
The problem here is at many racing venues there isn't enough racers to have a stock class and a mod class. So which does the club run? The best for everyone then is to run stock. So as a racer I end up with a lot more stock speed experience but if I got to a larger race as a veteran racer and step up to mod class I'm behind the eight ball majorly.
Not to mention I often find slower classes more enjoyable. The racing is closer, and I break less parts. Ultimately that is what this sport/hobby is all about...enjoyment. It's not fair to them to force them into a class they don't enjoy.