outlaw racing, maybe?

26tmod · 1/23/12, 2:02 AM

With Indiana set to become a right-to-work state. Does this prevent racing associations from penalizing drivers who jump series to race during a given year or week? Watched an episode on speed of Richie Evans ( nascar Hall of fame inductee ) how he mention that NY was right-to-work to continue outlaw racing and get a suspension lifted.

9racing · 1/23/12, 3:06 AM

hey hey hey.. not set in stone yet!!.. hopefully the people will get the choice to vote on it in a "public referendum"..

Jonr · 1/23/12, 11:26 AM

I am not a lawyer and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. However, I do not think that this will have any impact. None of the drivers are considered to be employees of the sanctioning group. They are all "independent contractors" Thus, the agreements between the driver and the sanctioning group is considered a business to business contract. Not a labor contract.

JstAbvVMC · 1/23/12, 11:44 AM

Which Holiday Inn was that? You response apperas to be true and correct, sir....

1/23/12, 2:02 AM	#1 outlaw racing, maybe?
26tmod Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1	With Indiana set to become a right-to-work state. Does this prevent racing associations from penalizing drivers who jump series to race during a given year or week? Watched an episode on speed of Richie Evans ( nascar Hall of fame inductee ) how he mention that NY was right-to-work to continue outlaw racing and get a suspension lifted.

1/23/12, 11:44 AM	#4 Re: outlaw racing, maybe?
JstAbvVMC Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 272	Which Holiday Inn was that? You response apperas to be true and correct, sir....