Of course, you have the right to complain if things didn't go exactly the way you wanted them to or if the folks that risk their financial asses or their reputations, didn't do things precisely the way you would if you were running the show. But, I suggest if you want to make your point seem like it has any validity, you should pick a night that things didn't work well for said track operator and the racing didn't live up to how you think it would, if you were calling the shots.

People go to Tri-State Speedway, not so they can quickly catch a race and still have time to go home and walk Rover, but they go because they know there's a fair chance they might leave the place having seen the best race they've seen in a while. Perhaps, the best race they've seen all year. Last night was one of those nights. I didn't hear a single person that was there complaining about track prep after that great feature was finished. Instead, everyone was just standing there, looking at their fellow race fans, with that "Wow!" look on their faces, knowing they had just all shared a great racing experience.

And that final track prep, at that time, ended up making Tom look like a f-ing genius. Yet again. One who had just set the stage for another memorable Haubstadt sprint car feature.

But, that's just my opinion.

Jerry