Control spending, its the simple solution, the only solution, the solution that gets quickly gleaned over.
The money is the issue, or more appropriately the lack of.
How about a committee of racers and tech officials to look at EVERY CAR and make a bottom line determination at what it is going to take to build a strong and viable division
Build the rules package with the fundamentals of the following
#1 Safety
#2 Durability
#3 Cost
#4 Performance
In that order and build a checklist to see how each change fits those categories. Pretty simple and I will give you two examples....hmm lets see 1. Seatbelts and oh maybe #2 screw in ball joints 😉 take each of those items and see how they fit the criteria in your mind.
Control spending, its the simple solution, the only solution, the solution that gets quickly gleaned over.
In that order and build a checklist to see how each change fits those categories. Pretty simple and I will give you two examples....hmm lets see 1. Seatbelts and oh maybe #2 screw in ball joints 😉 take each of those items and see how they fit the criteria in your mind.
What are you trying to say there Jim? Don't you want seatbelts and screw in ball joints anymore?
If there are not enough cars for SS and too costly why don't they just drop the whole class down to Enduro where it is cheaper and take off the expensive parts.Should make for a big car count.
Control spending, its the simple solution, the only solution, the solution that gets quickly gleaned over.
In that order and build a checklist to see how each change fits those categories. Pretty simple and I will give you two examples....hmm lets see 1. Seatbelts and oh maybe #2 screw in ball joints 😉 take each of those items and see how they fit the criteria in your mind.What are you trying to say there Jim? Don't you want seatbelts and screw in ball joints anymore?
I think what Jim is saying which of the two would you choose and the reasoning behind your choice
Control spending, its the simple solution, the only solution, the solution that gets quickly gleaned over.
In that order and build a checklist to see how each change fits those categories. Pretty simple and I will give you two examples....hmm lets see 1. Seatbelts and oh maybe #2 screw in ball joints 😉 take each of those items and see how they fit the criteria in your mind.What are you trying to say there Jim? Don't you want seatbelts and screw in ball joints anymore?
I think what Jim is saying which of the two would you choose and the reasoning behind your choice
Thats Y I'm confused. Already have both. Whats the choice?