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Call them what you will. I just know that if I am at any of the Tracks in Colorado, I am at there home and must play within there rules. Call it dictatorship if you want, but I call them the guy with the key to the gate.
CSC is the best thing Colorado Karters have going.
It would take a strong arm of a large group of racers to be able to tell the tracks what we want to do. I don’t see us racers being that unify’ed togather to even know as a group which direction we all are taking, let alone the track owners tring to satisfy all these groups.
Just maybe last year and the year before the CSC messed up a little and handed the power of the racers over to the track owners. At least this year will be a start in putting the power of all the racers in the hands of racers represenitives instead of the tracks reps. Remember it takes some warm up laps before we can get up to speed. Maybe Jay would want to be the new head of the CSRA? The Colorado Sprint Racers Ass. 🙂 Sorry Jay but it does sound good.I guess I don’t get the gripe of a long race day. I live for my race day to come. If it gets over with at 2:00 in the afternoon, I am disappionted and want to race some more. Maybe the guys that think it is too long of a day might consider racing in two classes if your that board and your race day is too long.
For them short race days, I propose we have a new class at the end of the day. Draw to fill the tracks rental karts. Each driver must consume a six pack of beer before going on the track. The race ends when the last one comes off the track and is teched for wet pants before entering the port-a-potty. Ya thats the ticket.Ahhhhh Dictatorships in auto racing, you gotta love it or don’t you?
Bill France in NASCAR has made it what it is today
IRL and CART are a mess because they all want to be the boss but no one has the cojones to be da man
Bernie Eccelstone has made F1 what it is since the 70’s.
Do you all see a trend here???Rich,
I said it last year and i’ll say it again, put an “x” through the number of a newbie. All it denotes is someone new to the sport, period. In time they’ll get the “x” removed.Organization, speed things up so we race instead of wait. Wouldn’t ALL classes like another few laps if possible?
I don’t know ANYTHING about kid’s karts and such so i’ll keep quiet on that, I simply don’t know.
Rolling start classes, get the classes set up better, if you jump you get one chance and if you do it twice you go to the back.
Those are my thougths. In my order of priority…
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