[captrat]

Originally Posted by Joey Woods As Paul Harvey would say...

First of all I appreciate the posting of the extended interview and look forward to next portion. However, I stand by my original post. There is still little acknowledgment of non-wing racing and its place among our sport. Much talk about really important issues, especially safety, and that is great. Do a word count on how many times WoO is mentioned versus USAC or any other non-wing organization.

As far as "the rest of the story". It is a complex issue that cannot be explained in a few cliched phrases.

[Motormasher]

Wings are "by far" way more exciting than non wingys.
Get used to it.

[AustinSprinter]

Originally Posted by Motormasher Wings are "by far" way more exciting than non wings.????? Get used to it.

back in the 80's, when Steve, Sammy, Doug, along with all the rest were "Hot"!!...I usta think the same way...but that was cause I didn't know any better!!...till I started seeing, then switching only to Traditional Sprint Cars!!....Sideways, now lets talk exciting!!......of coarse,its JMO!!.......
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[Joey Woods]

[quote=captrat;387448]First of all I appreciate the posting of the extended interview and look forward to next portion. However, I stand by my original post. There is still little acknowledgment of non-wing racing and its place among our sport. Much talk about really important issues, especially safety, and that is great. Do a word count on how many times WoO is mentioned versus USAC or any other non-wing organization."


Well, we all have to stand somewhere I reckon

[Joey Woods]

Originally Posted by captrat As far as "the rest of the story". It is a complex issue that cannot be explained in a few cliched phrases.

O but it can chief