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Originally Posted by chadyracing:
This is indeed unfortunate. Even though Kyle is antsy to get back in a race car maybe we'd be better off to wait and see how this all shakes out. We need seat time, but I don't feel like putting in the drive to arrive at a track with a skeleton crew. Except for the race on the 23rd, when Kyle will be driving the ARCA car at Springfield we had planned to try to make the rest of the races. I hope things can get pulled back together so we can get some racing in this year.
Dan Chady[/QUOTE
I'm sorry you feel that way we have already put together a great team of experienced personnell to help. We would NEVER put any racer in a situation that was un-safe. The people that are going to help us are currently involved with or have been involved in other series or racing venues.The SCORA Series will go on and we hope that you and all other teams will be apart of the SCORA family. Joe has been a great asset to the series and we thank him for all of his support and experience. That being said the SCORA series will continue as either a steel block series or an open engine series. Sam and I look forward to the 2010 season with anticipation of the series growing to be bigger and better and this weekend along with last few races will determine the future direction of the series. Thank you John Gurley
Mr. Gurley,
Would it be possible for you to give some names and credentials of the experienced personnel who will be officiating/supervising the SCORA program at Chandler, and beyond? I believe that many competitors, myself included, had a lot of faith in Mr. Chambers and the entire group he represents. The faith we have in his group comes from several years of experience with them, both as officials and as friends. Their dedication to the sport, and the competitors, can only be characterized by me as second to none. I am pretty much a nobody in this sport, but they treat me like I matter. So, please give some names of those who will replace them, along with their credentials so that I might be able to better prognosticate how I would be treated by SCORA in the future.
Tim Simmons