psullivan
#13
8/13/09 8:35 AM
Frankly I'm confused too. Winchester is a USAC race. Lawrenceburg is a MSCS race. Look at this from a business point of view, McDonalds and Burger King don't do a thing that would give a competitive advantage to the other, and they try desperately to define their product niche and maintain their market share.
psullivan
#15
8/13/09 1:16 PM
Bump the analysis up one level.
USAC and MSCS vie for more that a few thousand fans on a single race weekend - this goes way beyond one race weekend. Would the New York Yankees change a schedule so Derek Jeter could play for the Red Sox? Think of this another way as well - if you want to see Steve Kinser race where do you have to go - and how does the WoO protect a star attraction?
BrentTFunk (Offline)
#16
8/13/09 1:25 PM
From a fan's perspective in a perfect world, if Winchester ran on Saturday afternoon, I would attend all 4 shows. Now I will have to choose.
psullivan
#17
8/13/09 1:33 PM
This issue Brent is your not just an ordinary fan - nor is anyone who gets on the board.
psullivan
#19
8/13/09 2:37 PM
So if Steve Kinser decides to run at Lawrenceburg on a Saturday night and there is a WoO show on Sunday at Eldora what happens to him - and why? Please answer that question.
ThrottleHead (Offline)
#20
8/13/09 3:18 PM
I am trying to remember this for certain..... but I do believe the USAC/MSCS sprint weekend was scheduled first.... THEN the midgets were scheduled for the same Saturday. My question is two-fold...
1. Am I correct about this scheduling?
2. If #1 is a yes, then why would USAC schedule the midget race that same Saturday?
Remember no slams or bashes... asking a simple question here.