[streihawk8]

For as long as I can remember these late season "specials" have always been called promoter benefit races. Don't know why they would change it up now.

[treecitytornado]

You started this one Brent. I don't hold anything against you. I know you have fun at this,just like I do. Everyone is entitiled to their opinion and just because you don't agree with mine, there is no need to call me out by name. Maybe you should start calling out everyone that said they agreed with me on other posts!

J.T. Stapp
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[Bill Gardner]

Casey, It looks like they put the money on the top (very similiar as in 2010) and then increased the bottom half.

As a racer, If I look at the sprint car payout by itself, I can see where some would question the difference, but if I look at the entire nightly payout, it actually looked pretty decent. I think Kokomo tried to make this a special event for all classes not just one. They probably tried balancing the payouts between classes. Of course, that's just a guess.

Finish	2011 Kokomo Klash	2011 Regular Show	Difference	Finish	2010 Kokomo Klash	2010 Regular Show	Difference
1	$2,011	$1,400	$611	1	$2,010	$1,400	$610
2	$1,000	$875	$125	2	$1,000	$875	$125
3	$700	$700	$0	3	$700	$700	$0
4	$500	$625	-$125	4	$500	$625	-$125
5	$400	$500	-$100	5	$400	$500	-$100
6	$350	$400	-$50	6	$350	$400	-$50
7	$300	$325	-$25	7	$300	$325	-$25
8	$250	$275	-$25	8	$250	$275	-$25
9	$245	$250	-$5	9	$225	$250	-$25
10	$240	$230	$10	10	$200	$230	-$30
11	$235	$220	$15	11	$195	$220	-$25
12	$230	$210	$20	12	$190	$210	-$20
13	$225	$200	$25	13	$185	$200	-$15
14	$220	$190	$30	14	$180	$190	-$10
15	$215	$180	$35	15	$175	$180	-$5
16	$210	$175	$35	16	$170	$175	-$5
17	$205	$170	$35	17	$165	$170	-$5
18	$200	$165	$35	18	$160	$165	-$5
19	$195	$160	$35	19	$155	$160	-$5
20	$190	$155	$35	20	$150	$155	-$5

[gtownplowboy]

Usually just sit on the sidelines and read but after the past week I have to ask the toronado a question. Why the problem with everyting Kokomo related? It seems you would be happy with your home track adding Sunday night sprints to the schedule to compete with Kokomo's schedule. But that doesn't seem to be good enough, you just have to pile on anything Kokomo speedway does. You were not there this weekend so why should this thread concern you. Kokomo will race next year, whether you come over to race will be entirely up to you. If you come, good luck. If you decide not to, find another track to trash on here. It gets very old.

[triplexxx]

Originally Posted by BrentTFunk If JT Sapp spent as much time preparing and racing, as he does whining on the internet, we might be as impressed with him, as he is with himself.

I offered to give them JT entry if they wouldn't let him in.And by the the way J.T. i do know what everything cost and do take care of the finances for our race team.If you have anything to say to me please feel free to call me anytime.I am not hard to reach.

Brian Cripe

[cshuman]

I not trying to cause a big issue, and I'm sure somewhere it was posted before this weekend, it just amazes me that a bigger, or "special" show, with the biggest car count (40?), with a entry fee etc etc, can pay less the a normal Sunday night, no entry show with 24 cars in the pits. I've seen a lot of times it pay more to win, and standard purse for the rest of the field, but less just seems shady to me. It is what it is, on to the next one..
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[treecitytornado]

Again plowboy, it wasn't just me, if you go back through the postings on my thread. Brian you can call me anytime too.

Thanks to all for their opinions. That's what this site is for.

Have a good off-season and holidays.

I'm working on my Bachelors degree now, so that's what I will be doing.
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...and Mr. Tornado, you can quit sending me pm's too.

[koolaid89]

Originally Posted by cshuman Without sounding like I'm trying to cause trouble, I'm curious why the "kokomo klash" paid $125 less to run 4th, then it does to run 4th on a standard pay Sunday night? Posted via Mobile Device

Shu, the full payout was advertised. If you didn't take time to check it out you've got no one to blame.

[SPRINTCAR]

Originally Posted by streihawk8 For as long as I can remember these late season "specials" have always been called promoter benefit races. Don't know why they would change it up now.

Originally Posted by cshuman I not trying to cause a big issue, and I'm sure somewhere it was posted before this weekend, it just amazes me that a bigger, or "special" show, with the biggest car count (40?), with a entry fee etc etc, can pay less the a normal Sunday night, no entry show with 24 cars in the pits. I've seen a lot of times it pay more to win, and standard purse for the rest of the field, but less just seems shady to me. It is what it is, on to the next one.. Posted via Mobile Device

I think your answer might be at the top.