Jkinser77@aol.com wrote:
> I hate to state an opinion as I know what comes back but I have to totally
> agree with this and all the crap of comparing classes to classes, Ladies to
> men...you cannot compare this kind of stuff unless the classes ran at the
> same time, same heat. Weather, track conditions all play into these number
> games. Especially out there where first runs can have a different track when
> running their second runs because of the pavement.
To use the CP example and looking at the results from this year's Nat's...
what you guys are trying to convince me of here is that the conditions
between Heat 2 and Heat 5 were worth 2.5 to 3 seconds. I wasn't there, but
didn't hear of any rain occurring in Topeka during this time. This is
quite an interesting concept, but it's a whole lot easier for me to believe
that the fastest CPL drivers were 3 seconds slower than the fastest CP-open
drivers.
Nah, it's not a bad thing. I don't think Ladies classes are wrong at all
when they're populated as they are at Nats. I'm still not sure if I'd run
in one if I were female, though. (being female would, of course, completely
change many of my opinions)
> Just an opinion-no flames please.
I'm hoping I don't get any either.
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