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| They probably wont get many from PRP. We still have two points races left and modified is $1000 to win for a $45 entry plus round money. 89 Mustang GT - PX98 Rodeheavers Hotrod Shop |
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DRR Top Comp
| From the PRP site this morning: Any and all tiebreaking run offs that will need to be done, will be done next Saturday, September 7! This includes racers tied for spots to make the bracket finals team, and for racers tied for points positions.
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| anybody have a parking map for the bracket final? If you do can you post it. Thanks
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| congrats Rich, you were do. 89 Mustang GT - PX98 Rodeheavers Hotrod Shop |
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| Congrats Rich! I thought you were doubling up, you were so due! Dave, haven't seen one yet.
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| what are they doing? quote: Originally posted by John Cadamore: Sorry to see what some of our top class dragster racers are starting to do with their staging procedure at PRP. Legal yes, but I lost a lot of respect for some of our racers. I guess what-ever it takes to win is "fair game"
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| What are they doing |
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| Combat that practice by being pre-staged when the dragster comes back from his burnout. Stage your car as soon as he backs through his stage beam (that will give you 3 bulbs on the tree... both of yours and 1 of his) and that will begin the Auto-Start cycle. He'll have to hustle just to get his car back in a forward gear and get the car bumped in before being "timed out", much less giving himself a moment to clear his head for a respectable leave. |
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| That's what I would do. Don't wait for the dragster to do its burnout first. Do your burnout at the same time and get up there and pre-stage. There is no rule saying dragsters have to do their burnout first. It may just disrupt their game and if not at least you wont have to rush because you will be ready. 89 Mustang GT - PX98 Rodeheavers Hotrod Shop |
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| i have been doing this for years!im sorry if i have offended anyone! |
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| quote: DoorCars are aloud to do this also.
Really? Generally vehicles with no front brakes are the only ones allowed to go across the starting line as part of the burnout process. quote: Race your race not theirs.
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