ON THE LAM?
I have nothing good to say about NHRA!!!!! As a competitor
for many years, they have done nothing but F#@K the little
guy! You are 100% right.
What a well-written article you wrote. Scotty Finn will
be proud of you if he is still alive. He tried to tell
everyone back in the 50's that NHRA was in it for the money.
I remember Dale Hamm telling me NHRA had some good lawyers
and put him out of business. You may have opened a bucket
of worms. But the way you are with words you could tell
a guy to go to hell in such a nice way he couldn't wait
to get there. But I wouldn't expect any favors from them.
You have probably been taken off the Christmas card list.
If you need a place to hide out, come on up.
Mark "Tex" Cooper
PREACHING TO THE CHOIR
I read with interest your Burk's Blast 1320 Vision: I
Can See Clearly Now. Amen, the organization changed
big time when Dallas Gardner came on board and the original "Seven
Dwarfs" (Division Directors) were no longer considered
in the decision making process for the company.
Good article! Regards,
Darwin Doll
BAZE-NO-MORE
I'm so tired of Whit's act I wish they would just suspend
him indefinitely. Every time he has lost a race he whines
and cries like a 2-year-old child not getting a cookie.
We all hate to lose! Even if it's the smallest of races.
This guy tries to ruin the game for all by not drinking
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Powerade but if he wins he'll take their money!!! If he
wins a round it was all him and maybe 1% of his crew. If
he loses it'S the crew's fault or the track or someone
was whatever like a child! HEY MATCO FIRE THIS CLOWN!!!
There are a lot of drivers that can do that job a like
it and help the game. I don't want my kids seeing how he
acts or represents someone's company.
Allan Bowlen
A TENTATIVE SUGGESTION
I am an avid fan of this sport, I go to the Lucas Oil
Nationals (Maple Grove raceway) in Reading, Pa, and have
never missed one in 20 years now. I see everyone getting
up and going to get something to eat when the bikes come
out. Now I love the Harleys and they are doing great, but
I think the Pro Mods would keep the fans in their seats
and maybe attract more to the race itself. I just don't
see the interest in Pro Stock Bike as there would be in
Pro Mod. Then again maybe I'm wrong...just a thought.
Tom Gondal
