John Kelly said:
> If it takes a massive investment to persuade you to work
> a race, the region will look elsewhere.
Oh no indeed, snide comments are certainly payment enough.
> [Worker track days are] not practical given the expenses.
I'm now curious: what exactly are the expenses? Since SCCA
owns a track and doesn't have to pay anybody to rent it, and
since there are already many track days throughout the year,
what is the incremental expense of allowing some a few SCCA
instructors or workers to run at each one for a reduced entry
fee?
And before cranking up the sarcasm, understand that this is an
honest question, not an attack. (Sorry to have to make this
explicit, but after the last few questions I've asked, it is
clearly necessary.)
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-Craig Haggart
haggart@slac.stanford.edu
Sunnyvale, California
'96 Miata M Edition
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