Keith,Tom & List
I asked at the meeting last Friday night about the rules change request form
being put on line and at this time they said no. The forms is available at
the inspection trailer or by requsting one from the SCTA/BNI office. Point
of interest, not one form was submitted this year during the lakes season or
at the meets on the salt( regarding traction control). The rule book will go
to print in about 10 days.
Glen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Turk" <kturk@ala.net>
To: <saltracer@awwwsome.com>
Cc: "Landspeed List" <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: Traction control
> Tom I suspect your exactly right about using the right channels...
>
> I've honestly enjoyed the banter on the subject and have learned a bit as
we
> go along... Dave is a wonderful teacher off line as well... and I've been
> privy to a lot more of his thoughts on the subject... Neither one of us
is
> interested in a project like this if it's Not legal.... but if it was, it
> would absolutely be one of the tools in our box of tricks... no question
> about it and best of all I'm 100% sure the car would be more manageable as
a
> result... hence a safer car.... so I guess Maybe I'm the guy that needs to
> formally address the situation as I'm a car owner and driver.
>
> Maybe I can get the form on line and submit a proposal to the rules
> committee... might not happen in this next year...but it should at least
be
> considered and talked about which would leave it in good stead for the
2005
> season.... if and only if it was approved... again they can't make
> decisions on it if it's not tabled formally.
>
> Keith ( and Tom... thanks for the impetus to actually think this through )
> Ya wanna come run a Modified sports.... I'd love to race in your class
> again... )
>
>
> > My only gripe about this discussion, and others we have beat to death,
> > is that there seems to be a protest mindset that says, if we make enough
> > noise we can have it our on way. I don't see that happening! Going
> > through the proper channels will likely make it more palatable for those
> > "in charge". Therefore, more likely to get action.
> >
> > Tom, Redding CA - #216 D/CC
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