You have an extremely low cull factor!After about a 100 beers, he-she would be looking good!
That pic made me throw up in my mouth.Its a toss up between MPR and LPR...they both had a guy in a dress...rotflmao
when pipchuck snagged my body with his fastners and we where dragging each others cars for 4 laps because he stayed in the gas and they where hung togehter liked track and was fast up their but will never be backwhat 4 lap thing
run yalls show how you want would have thought it would have been a little better for a ncs race. oh well yall keep back yard bashing and eating your kringles!!!many things happen to me when i race and i still go back to other tracks, thats racing man just get over it , maybe you got hook up with pipchock and if you made it 4 laps obvisoulsy you made it thru the corners 8 times:woohoo: by the way whats your name and your home track
In general, if a person isn't willing to put their name along with an objective solution to a problem, we ignore it. It's also pretty easy to make a passing slam about the event almost six months after the fact.run yalls show how you want would have thought it would have been a little better for a ncs race. oh well yall keep back yard bashing and eating your kringles!!!
I agree with this,it would releave some of the responsibility of the anouncer & make for better racing ( 2 heads are better than one)Everyone who has raced has been screwed over by a call or a non-call by race control. Some take it better than others.
MPR basically has the same problem that all the other tracks have, not enough eyes on the track to catch everything that is going on. One set of eyes simply can't see everything. When I became co-chair I inherited a set of Motorola Headsets that QSAC owned. I was told that they traveled the NCS series and were required to be worn by the marshalls so they could call a caution or report anything they saw on the track to the race director. I tried to revive the headsets but they were simply too old to be salvaged. Headsets or walkie-talkies are relatively unexpensive today so perhaps it's time that some sort of a marshall communication rule be put back into place.