sprntr (Offline)
#24
2/20/09 7:33 PM
If they need to dump a division or two, they should stop trying to resuscitate the Gold Crowns & leave the QMA to run the 1/4's.
racephoto1 (Offline)
#25
2/20/09 7:47 PM
Well , I'll jump into this with both feet. Up until the economic collapse taking place , if you wanted to move up into the hi paying jobs(Nascrap), you had to run Champ cars.
A few examples are; Tony Stewart, JJ Yeley, Jeff Gordon,and Justin Allgaier to name a few. I guess they really don't mean a thing when you drive them.
As for no local support , you must be a guy who writes on this site, and talks racing , but doesn't really go. Duquoin is in the middle of nowhere, and I mean nowhere and the fans show up ,9000. Up until the rainouts the Hoosier 100 was resurgent. Don't even ask about Terre Haute, good luck finding a seat.
The big cars are a tradition and have a real oppurtunity to grow more, they just need the promotion. It is like anything else. It sure doesn't need axed.
sc96 (Offline)
#27
2/20/09 9:24 PM
The core owners were fading off very quickly be for the new gen cars came about. The new gen cars had nothing to do with the fading car counts at dirt shows. When the new gen cars ran Phoenix there were 20 cars now we blame the fact that there are 15 dirt cars at Manzy on the new gen cars YOU MUST BE KIDDING. The main reason the SC cars are dropping off is because USAC cannot book enough race dates to justify the cost of building a car. And there are not enough new owners coming in to offset the ones who are retiring.
sc96 (Offline)
#29
2/20/09 9:57 PM
Well the same guys who ran PRA are now running the SC div at USAC so why are they not booking more race dates? The SC div needs more race dates dirt and pavement the goldcrown is a whole different story. With out more race dates the whole SC div will be in trouble.