BRAVO!
You echo my philosophy -- this is the members' club not the officials', so
the official's prime purpose should be to make things happen for the
members.
Within reason, of course -- preventing an unsafe/illegal car from competing
is making things happen for the members in the safe/legal cars.
But if we can help him get safe, or legal, all the better.
--Rocky Entriken
----- Original Message -----
From: "greg" <gtlund@cyberspeedway.net>
To: "FOT LIST" <fot@Autox.Team.Net>
Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2004 3:40 PM
Subject: re:SCCA cages
> Dave blew my cover. Yes I am a dreaded tech inspecter but I started
> doing this to try to rescue tech from the dark side. I have seen some of
> the mistakes tech has made over the years. SCCA is focusing on their
> tech training to make tech inspectors more knowledgable and more
> consistent so if your car passes at one venue it will pass anywhere. In
> the past there has been a feeling that SCCA tech just looks for a reason
> to keep you off the track. The new approach is to try and find a way to
> get the car and driver out on the track. Bill Pachardo nationally and
> Mike Higgins locally have been a great help to SCCA tech to push this
> user friendly philosophy.
> Greg Lund
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