Geaorge, I have to agree with you regarding the scales.....one race we were 905, last week we were 950.

I don't care how good your scales are, if they are not level and sitting on a strong, solid surface you are not going to get an accurate reading. Wood sitting on gravel does not consititute a strong, solid surface. They need to be on black top or concrete so they can't shift when you are rolling a car onto them.

And I also agree with your take on racing, good drivers are going to run up front. It doesn't matter how good the car is, if the driver can't drive it's not going anywhere. That being said, a good driver with good equipment has a much better chance of running up front than your budget racer.