(Although I would classify cricket as a form of torture. I think that the
Spanish Inquisition invented cricket.)
Bruce.
It's the ladies themselves who create the chaos.
Hmmmm.............seems that there's a bit of a similarity
there............. :)
Bruce.
Bruce.
Bruce.
Andrew.
> >That was my point. Not trying to stir up shit, just since RASCAR is not
> >everyone here it might make more sense to keep it on the forum instead is
> >all. Post from time to time are fine but recently it seems the majority
of
> >RAS posts are RASCAR.
> Why don't you get a real newsreader and filter out all threads with
> RASCAR in the title if it bothers you? It doesn't bother me in the
> least.
> Andrew.
What if someone watched a RASCAR race and then published herein their
observations of said race in which they critiqued the performance and
behaviour of the participants and the organisation?
And what if the post wasn't made until, say, Tuesday?
Is anyone going to tell me that such a post wouldn't receive a reaction from
those being referred to?
Just a hypothetical, of course. :)
Bruce
Andrew.
Attempting to stop it is a weird move.
Bruce.
:)
Bruce.
Bruce.
Back when I actually ran some with Rascar, I was very impressed by the
quality of the drivers and the clean racing. Obviously ,. things have
changed since then.
My hats off to Eldred and John for putting the time in for Rascar that they
do, I have been there as you know and know what it is like.
:)
Don
> John and Eldred, and Ed originally, are the reason RASCAR is still
> around, and they don't deserve to be compared to Rodney, or Sascar.
> Sascar was created in a very different environment. There weren't as
> many people racing then, everyone knew everyone. And to my
> recollection they never had an open door invite. There are no new
> leagues in the past few years that have equaled or bettered what
> Sascar has. RASCAR is just going thru the same transition all new
> league have to deal with.
> Earlier in the year Alec Flory joined Flashpoint FASCAR for a brief
> moment and almost no one new who he was. My point is comparing
> Sascar and RASCAR is like comparing TEN and OLR.
> :)
>> Fwiw, one of the oldest leagues out there - Sascar, which I am a
>> proud member of, has always run pretty much democratic. Rodney
>> Arndt, the league admin, has been doing this a long time, does a
>> great job, and pretty much makes it a league of what the drivers
>> want. Yes, it has rules, but not quite so strong as some being
>> mentioned here. And, any changes thought about are put to a poll for
>> the drivers to vote on, and he pretty much always goes for what the
>> majority wants. Sascar even has a replay committee that reviews
>> incidents that bring out a yellow, and penalize points for those
>> that are obviously responsible for bringing out the yellow, which is
>> cumulative during a season and can lead to race suspensions.
>> Must be doing something right, as there is quite a waiting list for
>> this league.
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>Yes, it matters a great deal. BTW, this isn't a league.
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