Originally Posted by ginblueearth:
Is it correct that outlaw teams cannot run this show or did the World of Outlaws give them permission to run this. Or has it not been decided.
Yes it's correct the WoO have not given contracted members permission to race the Larson/Sweet High Limit races this season.
I’m of the opinion that the WOO Sprint Cars are suffering from a bad case of overinflated self importance. Meanwhile in the Late Model series their drivers can run both Lucas, and WOO and the XR series and the Castol Flo series. Giving professional dirt track racers a chance to enhance their income. Hopefully this forces their hand
Originally Posted by opnwhlmnd:
Yes it's correct the WoO have not given contracted members permission to race the Larson/Sweet High Limit races this season.
This leads me to my next Question. Not trying to be a Smart ass But if Larson and Sweet can't get the big names for their races, and the races only have. Local drivers. Running for the big money. Which is good for the local drivers? How long are the fans gonna pay the high ticket prices? For what they can see. At a regular weekly show. For regular ticket prices. Will the average fan really care. That somebody is gonna make 22,000. When they win. Especially with the economy. The way it is now. Where everybody is watching how much they spend. I know I wouldn't pay.$40.00 To see something on Tuesday night. If it's the same on Saturday night. For $15. It better be really special to charge $40. I could care less of somebody makes 22,000. It's not going in my pocket. This is why I say. Larson and sweet. Have no intention of cooperating. With other sanctioning bodies, they are gonna do whatever they can to get. Drivers to come to their series. And if it means. Ruining other series. Or other. Shows at other tracks that. That's what they're gonna do. Or at least that's my opinion. And I could be wrong. I hope I'm wrong. But so far, their actions are proving me right. Glen Murra
