R.O.C. at GDN

Andrew S. Quinn · 1/1/15, 5:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayne Davis

Seth Carlson added to ROC as the NEMA representative

That's certainly an interesting add, considering NEMA only runs on pavement with wings.

Wayne Davis · 1/1/15, 6:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew S. Quinn

That's certainly an interesting add, considering NEMA only runs on pavement with wings.

There are a couple of others that run that series and run on dirt also just like the Ilini group..I am trying to make this as diverse as possible and include midget series that run a "DIVISION II" type of engine. We all are a very good 2nd tier group of racers and all these racers need the "NATIONAL" spot light on them atleast once a year and that is what I am trying to do so other midget car owners know that there are OPTIONS to the 25-30,000 dollar engines and will get them out of the cobb webs.

Andrew S. Quinn · 1/1/15, 6:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayne Davis

There are a couple of others that run that series and run on dirt also just like the Ilini group..I am trying to make this as diverse as possible and include midget series that run a "DIVISION II" type of engine. We all are a very good 2nd tier group of racers and all these racers need the "NATIONAL" spot light on them atleast once a year and that is what I am trying to do so other midget car owners know that there are OPTIONS to the 25-30,000 dollar engines and will get them out of the cobb webs.

NEMA isnt "Division II" midget racing. NEMA Lites would be. Either way they run on pavement and with wings. According to NEMA's website, Carlson finished 3rd in NEMA points, and last in NEMA lites points. Doesn't make much sense to me why you would add in a driver from a pavement series to your ROC....

http://www.nemaracing.com/

Andrew S. Quinn · 1/1/15, 6:40 PM

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Wayne Davis · 1/1/15, 8:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Andrew S. Quinn

NEMA isnt "Division II" midget racing. NEMA Lites would be. Either way they run on pavement and with wings. According to NEMA's website, Carlson finished 3rd in NEMA points, and last in NEMA lites points. Doesn't make much sense to me why you would add in a driver from a pavement series to your ROC.

http://www.nemaracing.com/

Sorry you don't understand it....you can call me personally and I can explain it at (904) 803-3255

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