When I'm listening to this, I'm hearing a guy who is definitely in charge, has a vision and is lining out parts a, b, c, d, etc. of his business plan, that he's going to use to carry it out. If I were a shareholder and this were a CEO laying out his plan for the company he is running, I wouldn't be in any hurry to sell that stock. His plans to reach and market the sport to younger potential fans included some things that were definitely cutting edge and way different from the way things have always been done at USAC. And even though there have been some individual decisions that I wish I didn't have to see, in the long run, his business model includes many things that are the kind of things that need to be done, to keep the sport alive and thriving. You have to take the bad with the good. And in this case, I see more bad than good, big picture wise.

Jerry