Craig:
What do you mean there is no class for you to run in? Open Stock is no
longer a class in AAS. If you are still running in the Miata you will be
in the Stock 2 class. The purpose of combining some of the stock classes
was to promote competition and not have class with only one entrant per
event. Running in a class by yourself will only serve the purpose of
grabbing a trophy. Running solo will not be in anybody's best interest
and your driving ability will never improve. That is not the point of
this sport.
By combining classes not well attended and paxing is a very fair way to
promote competition and fun that will also improve your driving skill
level.
craig boyle wrote:
>
> Ever thought of opening up the stock classes some
> more?
>
> I like everything about AAS, except for the fact I
> have no class to run in.
>
> Does AAS really still need to maintain it's
> American-iron based classification philosophy? it
> could run the same courses/same events but give the
> "other cars" a class.
>
> Craig (potential AAS convert)
>
>
> --- Jesus Villarreal <jesvilla@gte.net> wrote:
> > Hi everyone, I'm inviting you all to come out to the
> > American Auto-x
> > Series opener for 2001. We will be having an
> > impromtu awards
> > presentation at the Saturday lunch break. Nice new
> > AAS/ProParts jackets
> > for the class Champions, I'm hoping the Champions
> > plaques will be done
> > in time, and AAS will be awarding over $8,000.00 IN
> > CASH.
> > Also, Jim Ochi has asked about Street Mod, where
> > does it fit
> > specifically, OSP for now, but, if we get 4 or 5
> > competitors to commit
> > to running the AAS series, we will give those people
> > a class to run in
> > all their own. So all you SM people let me know what
> > your plans are.
> >
> > Jesus
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