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Topic: Elma Sunday night..oh oh guess who?
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August 25, 2007 at
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A reliable source says Kasey will be racing at the 360 show in Elma. Rumor mill says a couple of the outlaws may have 360's lined up to run also. As always a great show and you can actually see it.
I just returned from the dust bowel at Skagit. It's an absolute shame that a place with such a history can't have a decently prepared track. I would have loved to be a mouse in the corner just too hear the drivers comments. I'm sure it will all get edited out of the TV program. I actually thought I was at a "Dancing with the Stars" audition...one, two and then spin,...one, two and then spin, one, two and then spin....
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August 25, 2007 at
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Well you are correect in the fact that some of the Outlaw guys will be in 360 cars for Sunday. Shane Stewart will be in the Doyles Harley Davidson #1HD that he recently won the Knoxville and Skagit 360 Nationals with, Jason Solwold will be in the Van Dam Dairy #33v, Jason Sides will be in the Donald Krenz #24 and Tim Shaffer will be in a second car prepared by the Bergman Family (Seth Bergman is in the #23)
Now the rumor mill is saying Kasey will be there, these Outlaw drivers have been confirmed, and maybe a few more will adorn the 360's and come out and have some fun!  =
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August 25, 2007 at
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August 25, 2007 at
07:41:03 PM by team wright-one
not that i am saying it matters in this situation, just throwing this out, but doesn't woo have a non competition clause that states contract drivers can't compete in shows within 250 mi (?) or 24 hrs of an outlaw race?
correction:
b) Any World of Outlaws Platinum or Gold Member driver or car running a nonsanctioned
410 Winged Sprint Car event within a 48 hour period and a 250 mile
radius of a sanctioned event will be deducted 250 points per infraction from the
current point standings. Prior WoO written consent will not be unreasonably
withheld.
c) If a World of Outlaws Platinum or Gold Member races a non-sanctioned 410
Winged Sprint Car race within 48-hours of a WoO event, the race must NOT be
within 250 miles of the World of Outlaw event. The competitor’s name must not be
included in any pre media or advertising. 250 point deduction.
i guess the FRC is an exception. (i hope the teams that ran had their signed permission slips.lol)
here i go again, i see that it says that prior written permission my be obtained to race 48 hrs before a woo show. but it says that race must not be closer than 250 miles of an outlaw race AND that no driver PR can be used with out being subject to a 250 point fine. but i know that woo is a lot like nascar in the fact they make up whatever rules they want as things go along. am i saying anything is wrong? not really, just throwing it out for discussion. and to see how fast it can turn into a posse vs. the world argument lol.
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August 25, 2007 at
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Posted By: team wright-one on August 25 2007 at 07:08:28 PM
not that i am saying it matters in this situation, just throwing this out, but doesn't woo have a non competition clause that states contract drivers can't compete in shows within 250 mi (?) or 24 hrs of an outlaw race?
correction:
b) Any World of Outlaws Platinum or Gold Member driver or car running a nonsanctioned
410 Winged Sprint Car event within a 48 hour period and a 250 mile
radius of a sanctioned event will be deducted 250 points per infraction from the
current point standings. Prior WoO written consent will not be unreasonably
withheld.
c) If a World of Outlaws Platinum or Gold Member races a non-sanctioned 410
Winged Sprint Car race within 48-hours of a WoO event, the race must NOT be
within 250 miles of the World of Outlaw event. The competitor’s name must not be
included in any pre media or advertising. 250 point deduction.
i guess the FRC is an exception. (i hope the teams that ran had their signed permission slips.lol)
here i go again, i see that it says that prior written permission my be obtained to race 48 hrs before a woo show. but it says that race must not be closer than 250 miles of an outlaw race AND that no driver PR can be used with out being subject to a 250 point fine. but i know that woo is a lot like nascar in the fact they make up whatever rules they want as things go along. am i saying anything is wrong? not really, just throwing it out for discussion. and to see how fast it can turn into a posse vs. the world argument lol.
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This is one of those "special circumstances" in which the NSCS show is considered a companion race to the WoO race on Monday, so the drivers have been allowed to race the event. Have been doing for the last four or five years.
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August 25, 2007 at
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Posted By: mtroy on August 25 2007 at 07:14:18 PM
This is one of those "special circumstances" in which the NSCS show is considered a companion race to the WoO race on Monday, so the drivers have been allowed to race the event. Have been doing for the last four or five years.
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according to the rules there is no exception needed for NSCS as this rule states "winged 410 races".
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August 26, 2007 at
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Bingo - NSCS is a 360 show, therefore the rule does not apply.....
David
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