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> The argument about "allowing one driver with an expensive car" is what
> got the Viper booted from SS in 1995 after it won SS in 1994 with a
> driver who
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Don't forget that the Viper was not initially classed in Stock, and was
classed in SS half way thru the 1994 competition year by the SEB. There
was a lot
of talent in SS, driving Corvettes. (Rietow, Thomason, Kotzian,
Johnson,
Fordahl to mention a few...)
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That's not the point. Is Stock for stock cars, yes or no?
It's like in the book Animal Farm that we all read in school, "all
animals are equal, some are just more equal than others."
We already allow trick shocks and psudo-race tires in Stock so it's not
really stock. Some cars just aren't allowed to play. AND the hummor of
it is that it's not very likely any of the bumped cars would show up at
Natz -- and if they did they probably wouldn't do well. All the club is
doing by excluding some stock cars from Stock is limiting local
participation.
Happy Holidays,
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