Opinion froma Solo Vee driver....
I believe that the interest in AM is lowered due to the karts. Why put
so much engineering and money in a car, and be beat by a kid in a
Kart?? The glory of having fastest car is gone....so my make the
effort?? I say take out the karts and AM will grow again. Otherwise,
what is different from BM
Larry #66 solo vee and #6 real 1200 soloing vee(which has no competitive
place to run)
Paul Czarnecki wrote:
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> >
> >What's the point in having a rule if we're going to allow exceptions? If you
> >make an exception for AM, how are you going to justify not making the same
> >exception for another class?
>
> Simple. If that class is faster than AM, let it live.
>
> > Since the current level of commitment to build
> >and tune a dominating AM vehicle currently exceeds $100k for a sport that
> >offers no financial payback whatsoever, only payout, then I guess that would
> >qualify as rare.
> >
>
> I might be going out on a limb here, so I'm sure someone will correct
> me if I am wrong, but I believe that the current AM champion car did
> not cost anywhere near that amount.
>
> > - IndyCar designers ain't cheap
>
> Again, correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think the car designer
> has done Indy Car work.
>
> (And yes, I very much want to see the Dragon and the Phantom meet.)
>
> pZ
> --
> Paul Czarnecki
>
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