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Old 11-12-2009, 03:38 PM
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Looks like Bad Penny did not win he got 4th place not 1st place I wonder how the Optima guys messed that up. I am sure alot of guys are not going to be happy with the outcome.
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Old 11-12-2009, 03:41 PM
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Looks like Bad Penny did not win he got 4th place not 1st place I wonder how the Optima guys messed that up. I am sure alot of guys are not going to be happy with the outcome.
Isn't the final results more what you thought they would be after seeing everyone compete? I think this is a very fair result.

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Looks like Bad Penny did not win he got 4th place not 1st place I wonder how the Optima guys messed that up. I am sure alot of guys are not going to be happy with the outcome.
Why would be unhappy? Optima made a mistake and had the class to correct it.

Most of the guys in the "winners circle" asked Optima to recheck the numbers. Winning isn't everyting, integrity is.

I for one am thrilled with how we did.. next year we will do better!
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Why would be unhappy? Optima made a mistake and had the class to correct it.

Most of the guys in the "winners circle" asked Optima to recheck the numbers. Winning isn't everyting, integrity is.

I for one am thrilled with how we did.. next year we will do better!

STEVE --- That is a classy response.
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STEVE --- That is a classy response.
I have classy moments.. not many so don't blink often
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I have classy moments.. not many so don't blink often

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All the guys the competed are winner the effort put out just to be there. congrats to the guys that help put on a great show. For next year don't bring a gun to a lazer fight.That what it will be very fast car that go left and right and stop on a dime and give you back 9 cent change.
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How about that 0-60-0 for 2Tons-O-Fun??????? 8.5, no wonder I broke parts...

13th out of 51 cars, not bad for a sled and handicap driver. Stuart you are right, tires make a huge difference. Even my 888s were like a knife at a gun fight with the R-1s etc. In my mind though 888s are streetable, not sure I can call R-1s street tires at least wet streets.
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How about that 0-60-0 for 2Tons-O-Fun??????? 8.5, no wonder I broke parts...

13th out of 51 cars, not bad for a sled and handicap driver. Stuart you are right, tires make a huge difference. Even my 888s were like a knife at a gun fight with the R-1s etc. In my mind though 888s are streetable, not sure I can call R-1s street tires at least wet streets.
Bill ---

Must have been those lousy Interstates that fatigued the A arm! LOL

Hey! It looked like you were having fun! And that's what counts - you were in it to win it... driving like you stole it... and thank you for that!!

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