This means TG Paschal will have to leave the Carolinas. Very good racer at home. Will be interesting to see how he performs out of his element.

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Seen TG show up in Texas, borrowed a truck and wore our azzes out for 10k.

Has proven he can hold his own out on the road.

TJ will hold his own----on the other hand there are several on there that I never heard of. Wonder why Jeff Verdi never made it after all he did win 2 of the millions in one year!

with 3 dragster guys and 1 door car guy's pick yet to be announced, he still may get in.

By the way Ed thanks for posting this, otherwise I wouldn't know.

you're welcome

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Originally posted by DragRaceResults:
This means TG Paschal will have to leave the Carolinas. Very good racer at home. Will be interesting to see how he performs out of his element.

You really can't compare at home racing to big money racing, because at home you only get one entry in most cases.

The odds of winning with the least entry's in any given race is lower, than the odds of winning with the most entry's in any given race, no?

Now I understand this All Star race has one entry, but there's still a contradiction in the point you're making because on the road racing pertains to multiple entry's 99% of time.

If you wanna find out who the best is on the road or at home, the stat to track is wins per entry, it'll also track who makes the most money.

Common sense.

I think if the stat wins per entry were tracked, capable at home racers would have about the same wins per entry percentages on the road.

Capable of winning is capable of winning.

Wins per entry Scotty Richardson is the best all times.

No reason to track the stat because the multiple entry's of today didn't exist, to the extent they do today.

Tim Butler should be in this race too.

Wins per entry, probably second to Scotty or The King.

one teammate left to be identified later today. Will Josh Baker's teammate be his wife or a known door car driver?

It's almost go time.

It's official - all 48 drivers are locked in for the $100K All-Star Shootout presented by Fuel Factory!

almost the dumest format ever no ware close to an allstar field

butt hurt because you're not in

Should be fun to watch.

Why'd Luke drop out?