Not a good decision NHRA.

dang just when i was thinking of starting a internet forum and calling it media

They reversed their decision but it's already another black eye for NHRA. Ken had gotten photog credentials for 5 years previous, which makes the decision even dumber. Didn't take long for them to get enough calls and emails to do a turn around.

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Originally posted by 67TSCHEVY2:
dang just when i was thinking of starting a internet forum and calling it media

Media is mass communication dork. Look up the meaning of the word before showing your Lefty one tooth perspective.

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Originally posted by 67TSCHEVY2:
dang just when i was thinking of starting a internet forum and calling it media

You don't think it meets the criteria?

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Originally posted by BG7X77:
Not a good decision NHRA.

I agree. I'm sure Ken wants to promote his site but it also it promotes NHRA as well. Stupid decision from NHRA. He's not a new kid on the block! Has been around awhile and not let him to the starting line for Stock and Super Stock is assine.

NHRA shooting themselves in the foot for no good reason. But that's what they do.

When will they understand anything?

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Originally posted by Mike Rietow:

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Originally posted by 67TSCHEVY2:
dang just when i was thinking of starting a internet forum and calling it media

Media is mass communication dork. Look up the meaning of the word before showing your Lefty one tooth perspective.

You do realize that you on Media right?
No hate, just checking!!!

With the Iphone and internet, photos of your car are too easy now. Anyone can take a great photo……… Ken’s posting pics of cars for the site and for all to see . Don’t know if that played into it ?? Who knows? It’s their sand box.

Maybe NHRA decided they had too many people with media and/or photographer credentials hanging about all over the starting line, or near the racing surface.

There's two sides to every story.