[Dave Rudisell]

KISS races are not rescheduled per agreement with all the promotors.
such as previous rained out KISS events. I know not everyone will like this decision, but its what we felt was the best decision with the options we had.
All the teams will be paid for thier finishing position, and points awarded. Thanks, Dave

[SPD 37]

Dave, I fully understand KISS races are not re-scheduled, and since it wasn't complete or even past half way, it should have been cancelled and considered rained out. So, we follow the rule of no rescheduled races, but we change the rule about the number of heat races, that's odd. I know you and your staff were trying to speed up the program because of rain on the way, but, in my opinion, it should have been cancelled, because the last 5-7 laps was NOT racing, and it made unsafe "racing" conditions, and some drivers didn't race real hard in the "rain" in fear of trashing their equipment. There is no way that was 12 laps of "real" racing, so it wasn't fair to the teams, or the fans. I understand races get rained out, so when it rains STOP the show for everyone's safety! Don't try to "race" in the rain, I know several drivers slowed so they wouldn't trash a car, thus losing several positions on the track, THAT IS NOT RACING, and that is NOT what fans, owners, drivers, and teams really want.

Thanks...

[Sandy Lowe]

I'll have the full lap charts up tonight but here are Daron Clayton's lap times for the 12 feature laps that were run:

Lap 1 - 15.722 seconds
Lap 2 - 15.909 seconds
Lap 3 - 15.864 seconds
Lap 4 - 16.298 seconds
Lap 5 - 15.837 seconds
Lap 6 - 15.678 seconds
Lap 7 - 15.989 seconds
Lap 8 - 15.494 seconds
Lap 9 - 15.407 seconds
Lap 10 - 15.358 seconds
Lap 11 - 15.725 seconds
Lap 12 - 16.301 seconds

You can view the lap charts for Lawrenceburg Speedway at www.westholdtiming.com.

[dshort36]

very poor judgment on kiss part........ kiss officials never around ... dont believe there are any who care... this decision favors few and mainly the track hosting.

[Dave Rudisell]

Originally Posted by SPD 37 Dave, I fully understand KISS races are not re-scheduled, and since it wasn't complete or even past half way, it should have been cancelled and considered rained out. So, we follow the rule of no rescheduled races, but we change the rule about the number of heat races, that's odd. I know you and your staff were trying to speed up the program because of rain on the way, but, in my opinion, it should have been cancelled, because the last 5-7 laps was NOT racing, and it made unsafe "racing" conditions, and some drivers didn't race real hard in the "rain" in fear of trashing their equipment. There is no way that was 12 laps of "real" racing, so it wasn't fair to the teams, or the fans. I understand races get rained out, so when it rains STOP the show for everyone's safety! Don't try to "race" in the rain, I know several drivers slowed so they wouldn't trash a car, thus losing several positions on the track, THAT IS NOT RACING, and that is NOT what fans, owners, drivers, and teams really want. Thanks...

i'd be happy to keep the $13,000 plus i am paying out....but i am not that kind of guy. We threw the flag when the surface got to be unsafe.

[LittleRube]

Originally Posted by dshort36 very poor judgment on kiss part........ kiss officials never around ... dont believe there are any who care... this decision favors few and mainly the track hosting.

How does paying a purse favor the track hosting? It could have been called a complete show with all the b mains ran and no one getting paid.
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[SPD 37]

From what I witnessed, and several drivers I spoke with, race stopped alittle late! I'm just saying, in my opinion, the best decision to treat everyone fair, would have been to cancel.

[dshort36]

the race was not complete or even half way complete.......... you will financially benefit without keeping the payout by not letting us finish the race we started.

[LittleRube]

Some promoters would have taken the money and ran
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[PJ Wright]

Whoever came up with saying "damned if you do; damned if you don't" HAD to be talking about a racetrack promoter.