General Comments on Nats Week

[Multiracer II]

1- one, he opted not to race
2- our area was finishing up a monthly series involving 1/32 E/S. 1/24th E/S, USRA GT-12, ISRA F-1.
Beyond this... can't help you.
Mike, you will enjoy Lou's track should you choose to participate next season.
Ron

[Multiracer II]

I will take no credit nor did I dish any out. I just stated the participation levels that were being discussed. If you like I can also include the stats from Electric Raceway as well.
To clarify your "perfuming" comment. It was not raw sewage, it was "grey" water from a sink clogged with ciggarette butts, paper towels and heavy hand soaps.
Ron Van Wagnen

[brassy]

Ron, thanks for the clarification. I had understood the problem was with an overflowing toilet, but admit that is hearsay. My pit was on the second floor, thank goodness.

[Jay Guard]

Mark G:
It sounds like you are planning on running virtually all of the non-Euro classes on the King track for the 2005 Scale Nats. Might I suggest that you run at least GT-1 (actually the MOST scale class of all) and/or GT-12 on the UK Black in addition to the ones you mentioned. This would give the VERY large number of non-Euro drivers a chance to compete at least once on a flat track. I think that this may increase entries more than your concept of attracting wing racers which, by the way, I have no problem with at all!
. BTW, I do understand that your idea might attract a few non-scale racers that wouldn't otherwise attend but isn't this race FOR the scale racers? You don't see the wing guys running an event (say 27's) on a tight flat track just in case few scale guys want to join in!
. Before you set the events "in stone" you might want to consult with a few of the NE scale guys like Lou Pirro, he might be able to give you a slightly different perspective.

[mark g]

There is only one class set up partially to attract wing racers. am gt-12 And I say partially because most of the regular scale racers in the area would normally race gt-12 on a king or simular track.

Rest assured Lou is a close friend and we talk regularly. Thanks for your concern.