How do other groups handle this?

SamSr32 · 10/18/10, 2:30 PM

Snoopy you are absolutely right. Rose or the offficials would have handled it. Thank God for Rosalie!

coxie bowman · 10/19/10, 6:24 AM

Sam, you probably had more participants in MSCS, we averaged 34 cars per show and usually booked 30 shows a season. Rainouts sometimes lowered that figure.
There were between 10 to 13 regular travelers that made EVERY SHOW, and they all pretty much got along for the most part, so taking away their points, etc was moot in this situation. Whenever there was trouble though, it was generally from someone that didn't run on regularly basis and wasn't familiar with our rules, even though they had a rule book and were at the drivers and car owners meetings each night before the races started.
An assult such as what happened that night in N.A.M.A.R.S., could have killed that person very easily if he was hit in the right spot with that helmet, fortunately it didn't but it does call for serious consequences.
After his posted suspension, most competitors and their families felt they didn't have to walk around on egg shells anymore.

jayrok · 1/2/11, 2:00 PM

so , what ever happened with this situation ? was there any punishment handed out ? or was it just swept under the rug ?inquiring minds would like to know

Bad Dad 54 · 1/2/11, 9:44 PM

Yes the situation was handled, it's done & over w/.

10/19/10, 6:24 AM	#32 Re: How do other groups handle this?
coxie bowman Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 117	Sam, you probably had more participants in MSCS, we averaged 34 cars per show and usually booked 30 shows a season. Rainouts sometimes lowered that figure. There were between 10 to 13 regular travelers that made EVERY SHOW, and they all pretty much got along for the most part, so taking away their points, etc was moot in this situation. Whenever there was trouble though, it was generally from someone that didn't run on regularly basis and wasn't familiar with our rules, even though they had a rule book and were at the drivers and car owners meetings each night before the races started. An assult such as what happened that night in N.A.M.A.R.S., could have killed that person very easily if he was hit in the right spot with that helmet, fortunately it didn't but it does call for serious consequences. After his posted suspension, most competitors and their families felt they didn't have to walk around on egg shells anymore. _________________________________________________ Last edited by coxie bowman; 10/19/10 at 6:26 AM.

10/18/10, 2:30 PM	#31 Re: How do other groups handle this?
SamSr32 Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 233	Snoopy you are absolutely right. Rose or the offficials would have handled it. Thank God for Rosalie!

1/2/11, 2:00 PM	#33 Re: How do other groups handle this?
jayrok Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 74	so , what ever happened with this situation ? was there any punishment handed out ? or was it just swept under the rug ?inquiring minds would like to know

1/2/11, 9:44 PM	#34 Re: How do other groups handle this?
Bad Dad 54 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 717	Yes the situation was handled, it's done & over w/.