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Originally Posted by mroutlaw101
well I cant say I have ever seen a worse flagman,. To bad they can't just start via the raceceivers. I say the best way would be to give them a 20 yard section that once the pole sitter there he can go within that range. It is alot easier to just pay attention to the cars in front of you. All this does is tear stuff up. He dosent even notice trouble till its almost too late. I think this is something all the drivers need to get together with an figure out a better way.
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I believe we have the best flagman in the business and i am very proud to say that. He has done a great job for us and is the nicest guy you will ever meet. To come on here and bash a person for doing his job is way out of line. Most drivers have no problem with the starts. The guys that have problems are the rookies and they will learn with each race. Once again i am very proud of our flagman!!!
Thanks, Dave