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Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
Originally Posted by Charles Nungester: |
Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
I think all the teams should just paint a Styrofoam brick and tape it to their tubes. See what happens?
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Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
with all the sweeping under the rug, usac needs a bigger rug.
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Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
I still think it was the Ok, we're in victory lane and two of em are obviously cheating the rule book. Do we DQ em in front of everyone?
Should scale, tire check and a once over before Victory lane Like every other ORG DOES. |
[QUOTE=Charles Nungester;575286]I still think it was the Ok, we're in victory lane and two of em are obviously cheating the rule book. Do we DQ em in front of everyone?
That’s exactly what they should have done. |
Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
Every team that didn't do it should cheat at at least one race, When called on it. Say Well that's my freebie for the year. Put it under that rug over there......
So Break out them 427 small blocks, Nitro, Tire dope. American Racers etc. Should be interesting. Where's my **** stirring emjoy? |
I heard 5 bar chassis are now illegal because it’s actual added weight in front of the axle because nobody actually runs a sway bar.
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Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
Since, I'm partnered in with Brady, here is my take on it....JG made USAC aware of this issue before the racers even got on the track.
From what I understand it was brought up a few times before the races and nothing was done. Why didn't USAC follow up and inpsect the cars ??.........they have the responsibilitty to insure rule compliance and there were more than 2 cars with the weight bolted up front. Now for the kicker........guys have been running front axles with lead inside, lead in side the front frame rail, torsion bars filled with lead, steel front arms and stops. most chassis builders offer the tabs up front to bolt the weight to......where does it stop ? It is not my job to determine punishments but it has been my experience that racers work around the rules one way or another. During the Eastern Storm were there any motors pumped to make sure the winners were legal ???? Are there pre race inspections to look for violations........isn't the time to find this before the cars are on the track ? |
Originally Posted by Gene Franckowiak: |
Re: Robert Ballou's Comments after Macon
pre race rules checks for safety....post race rules checked for performance advantage...enforce the rules as written....filling a tube with lead,running a heavy component,etc are gray areas of the rules...not blatant cheating......if u want the rules changed so be it ...lobby for it ....i doubt any racer would object to changing the rule to allow bolt on weight
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