Originally Posted by Wayne Davis:
Mr. Parker were you there at the drivers meeting and the "DRIVERS" said lets just run the A....With all the rain we where at the mercy of the Lucas Oil Late Model Series that DETERMINED when we were to go out. If you where there sorry you had a bad taste in your mouth. We the SSMS listen to the racers and did the best we could getting 3 A mains in with 2 rain out. Each and every racer got paid what was advertised and a couple asked for there pill draw back cause they where leaving and I gave it back.
My suggestion is you need to try and promote a show with 2 of the 3 days rained out but still get all 3 shows in and then come back and tell us how much better "YOU" Mr. J.D. Parker can do it!! Oh and next time instead of cursing at me cause you wanted to leave and we should have ran before the LUCAS OIL Late Models on Sunday, no one made you stay there...if you had to leave like the guy setting on the pole had to leave Sat. and was refunded his money....THAT was your option and you were the only one cursing and B-tch'n about it
Wayne
Did you pay as advertised?
Did you make every attempt to get all of yous races in even though the weather was not on your side?
Were you the headline race on the schedule?
Did you put on a good show?
Was the track owner satisfied?
Was the fans in the bleachers satisfied?
If the answer to these questions was mostly yes then you did a good job. I know that you have put your heart and soul into these winter races and I also know that they have not come easy with all of the problems associated with weather even in sunny Georgia. It seems like you have found a great supporter in the owner of this little track. All you have to do is get your racers to continue supporting you and the track and you are on your way. JD isn't too bad of a guy probably a little upset with the weather and waiting.
Back to that Frank Sinatra song
Sit tall in that saddle young man.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-bD0ZG5_2w
Honest Dad himself
