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If the shallow stager doesn't want to let the deep stager be the one to stage last every time and control the staging process (surely he or she the shallow stager has that right) and they are both sitting there with three bulbs on and the tree held, the shallow stager will be the one to get the red bulb when the starter gets tired of waiting and flicks the switch. This is how the deep stager controls the starting line and the tree.




If this actually happened at a race honoring Deep Staging and a re-run was not given, both the starter and track operator / promoter are completely in the wrong and most likely, don't understand how Deep Staging works.


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---yet most of the complainers here I have never seen at an added purse race, not saying you weren't or don't but normally if they are complaining about something at the tree they just don't understand and were beat by someone going deep.


The complainers are the deep-stagers. If they don't get the tree held, they can't race. Everybody else shows up to race either way.

Then you use the word UNDERSTAND again. It's looking like you don't UNDERSTAND what the word UNDERSTAND means.


That is not true. Here in Division 1 we DEEP STAGERS, IE: CHEATERS, have learned how to roll in and through the Pre Stage in one smooth motion. No bumping, no fooling around, yeah, we can get hung out to dry up on our converters while the shallow stager takes their sweet old time if we stage BEFORE they even light their Pre Stage bulb.

That is why I have two large trans coolers, one with a fan, so people can't screw with me.

Not sure why you are so he!! bent against Deep Stagers Slyfox, but whatever, you do what you want to do, the rest of us will do what we want to do.

Outlaw DEEP and find your classes with fewer and fewer cars. I will just do Top Bulb and No Box if Deep is outlawed, simple for me.......
 
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Trust me—-I understand. Let me know your rules and I will make them work for me. Mike you know who caused that mess up in Div1. Div director didn’t like what he saw.
 
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Trust me—-I understand. Let me know your rules and I will make them work for me. Mike you know who caused that mess up in Div1. Div director didn’t like what he saw.


Yes I do, I was there racing that day. Took two to tango, and they did, or maybe their lack of staging in a timely fashion did....... Wink
 
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I get a kick out of reading threads about this. They don't allow deep staging around here so I don't really have a dog in this fight but it seems when someone has a dissenting view of deep staging someone who is a supporter always says "you just don't understand it". LOL

I'm good with people deep staging against me if they would allow it. I have to agree though, that in the case green1 laid out that the deep guy does in fact control the tree. Still doesn't mean I don't understand it or that I have a problem with it or would even care. Just an observation from a neutral party.

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Not sure why you are so he!! bent against Deep Stagers Slyfox, but whatever, you do what you want to do, the rest of us will do what we want to do.



I'm NOT against deep staging, nor deep stagers, and I've made that clear. I'm opposed to holding the tree.


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...then you want the shallow stager to "control the tree".

Rules were put in place to handle deep staging as fairly as possible due to the unsportsmanlike actions of the few (on both sides). People used to "race to the tree", which caused multiple issues.

The reasons why the STARTER controlling the tree, as a means of keeping things fair for both the Deep stager AND the Shallow stager each in different specific situations were already detailed in my last post.


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...then you want the shallow stager to "control the tree".

Rules were put in place to handle deep staging as fairly as possible due to the unsportsmanlike actions of the few (on both sides). People used to "race to the tree", which caused multiple issues.

The reasons why the STARTER controlling the tree, as a means of keeping things fair for both the Deep stager AND the Shallow stager each in different specific situations were already detailed in my last post.


They will never get it.......

And it could all be fixed via the timing system, with a D to recognize Deep and BOTH bulbs need to be on for "Pre Stage". But alas, no one works for free and will do this simple update for free....... Frown

When I Deep Stage I try to get in first so the Shallow Stager doesn't get upset, but then some of them feel I rushed them......

Can not win this war.
 
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Nobody should ever feel bent about being rushed.
If you aren't ready to stage, don't light the first bulb. I take about the littlest bumps possible, and while I'm not always in first, nobody ever has to wait, and I never get timed out. No rushing. If they feel rushed, that's their problem


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I'm not sure who exactly if Michael and or Mike are replying to me but I do in fact get it.

I do wish I knew why they stopped deep staging around my area. I know years ago it was allowed. There are some guys that race cars in our class that run 8.80-9.99 range 1/8 mile and it would be really be helpful for them.

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I'm not sure who exactly if Michael and or Mike are replying to me but I do in fact get it.

I do wish I knew why they stopped deep staging around my area. I know years ago it was allowed. There are some guys that race cars in our class that run 8.80-9.99 range 1/8 mile and it would be really be helpful for them.

Curtis


Nope, nothing from me.

I stopped racing in Pro a few years ago because of the way Deep was handled at my home track. When they decided to actually Honor Deep I started racing in it again.

If Deep is allowed, I may race in that class. If it is Honored I will most likely race in that class. If Deep is outlawed then I will not race in that class, or possibly at that track....

We do not have No Box here in Div 1, it is either full electronics or Footbrake only.
 
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The starter 'controls' the tree at the races I go to. DEEP stagers just want a fair opportunity to get staged, since the timing system does not work for them, like it does for every other group of racers. It truly is that simple. It doesn't matter who 'don't care what the other car is doing' or 'don't understand it' or anything else. The timing system has been modified for every other situation in racing. Why not fix it for this one too? Until that happens, we will continue to handle it manually. When we see racers abusing it, we handle that as well. You might not see it posted on the internet, but I assure you there is a conversation about it. We live in a world where we want things eliminated when we don't like them. I tend to try to understand them, and create solutions. For those opposed, that is your choice and I respect it. However, promoting premier bottom bulb races, might give you a different opinion. If not, that is ok too.


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...then you want the shallow stager to "control the tree".




Nope. AutoStart controls the tree. Not at all a difficult concept.


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DEEP stagers just want a fair opportunity to get staged


What's not fair about AutoStart, and having the same rules and same amount of time as the driver in the other lane?


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DEEP stagers just want a fair opportunity to get staged


What's not fair about AutoStart, and having the same rules and same amount of time as the driver in the other lane?


If two Deepers get paired up, there are going to be two races. The traditional one, preceded by a race to the tree.


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If two Deepers get paired up, there are going to be two races. The traditional one, preceded by a race to the tree.


Honestly, and all kidding aside, that is the one scenario I will agree that calls for holding the tree and turning off auto-start.

I once saw a racer skip the burnout entirely, drive around the water and drive straight to the starting line, only to lose out to his opponent who drove straight through the water and straight up to the line.


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DEEP stagers just want a fair opportunity to get staged


What's not fair about AutoStart, and having the same rules and same amount of time as the driver in the other lane?


If two Deepers get paired up, there are going to be two races. The traditional one, preceded by a race to the tree.


Been there done that!

I don't know if anyone can stage faster than my pal James Young!

While my buddy Andrew Bracuto can get from the burnout box to deep staged faster than practically anyone I know, Jim still has him beat! Smile

It's cool, we get to have two races within 15 seconds! Smile
 
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What's not fair about AutoStart, and having the same rules and same amount of time as the driver in the other lane?



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- If the deep car gets in first, the timer would have already been running on the shallow car. (which is what happened to green1) This is wrong. The last car to stage should still have 10 seconds to get in. Holding the tree alleviates this issue for the shallow car.

- If the shallow car fully stages first (for whatever reason, whether it be the deep car taking his time, or the shallow car rushing in to try to quick-tree the deep car), the time that the deep car has to knock the top light out is equal to the Stage-to-Start time, typically 1.1-1.7 seconds. This is wrong. The last car to stage should still have 10 seconds to get in. Holding the tree alleviates this issue for the deep car.



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DEEP stagers just want a fair opportunity to get staged


What's not fair about AutoStart, and having the same rules and same amount of time as the driver in the other lane?


It doesn't recognize DEEP. If you want the same rules as the driver in the other lane, autostart should recognize DEEP. We can do this all day and neither of us will concede. Autostart needs to recognize DEEP and this issue will go away forever, AND it will help grow the sport. Your way eliminates people from wanting to compete.


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Jared was a great point and make it more than once. If the powers that write these programs can make Tru-Start they should be able to make auto start with DEEP , but they need motivation from a powerful source .


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