davidv

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Excellent driving. I listed both days. Correct me if I am wrong but a 6 round winner is from a field of 64 cars?

Hoooper

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yeah thats a field of 64, best ive done out there. my r/t's have been improving a lot. good fun out there

fowlman01

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Here you go David. This was down to the last 6 cars. I have a 5 car series I will post with a .003 R/T.

I was #22. There is a .009 R/T here

davidv

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Good job. I updated the first page for a 3-round winner.

I did not include reaction time. I mentioned on the first page that reaction time must be from a competition round not practice or test and tune.

fowlman01

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OK....now that I see how it works I will try to find some other slips. I have over a hundred. While I like to see great times posted, this shows who the real racers are. I'm on my brakes half the time in these races.

fowlman01

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Here is the first time out this season. Note R/T .002 car #62

davidv

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Not sure why competition racing is so unpopular. Nothing more exhilarating than winning, and returning for another round.

fowlman01

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I dunno. Lots of people say it is easy to win, but I have been doing it since I was 16 and have never felt that it was easy. I have done other kinds of motorsports (SCCA/F/Vee, autoX, rally's).....maybe I'm just a slow learner.

3hree5ive0ero

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Drag racing isn't that popular to begin with, especially not around where I live and not among Z owners. Throw in the higher admission cost for the bracket race (vs. test and tune days), you get even less attendance.

bacalhau16

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I cant wait to go again. Its been a while for me now.

Definitely after you win a round, its a huge rush. Then you know you got better cars to go up against. Its an awesome feeling.

Hoooper

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bracket racing is only 25 here, i think thats even cheaper than the test and tune. i think a lot of people only have bracket racing for bucks type of thing, where as where i go its mostly competition, and a cheasy trophy. in reality, id rather do that though than spend a bunch of money and hope to win

davidv

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LOL. My first year of Summit ET racing was 2004. I don’t remember winning a single round that year.

davidv

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I also race in a no-money class called “Trophy.” $27.

fowlman01

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We have a Jackpot class at Infineon, but it is a little scary running with 9 second cars.

mdracer76

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The one time I Dragged my Z with the tilton I pulled an .001 light against Brent, when he broke his axle. I'l dig around for the time slip.

411Z

youve gotta use that to your advantage... ill tell you from experience that its no fun sitting with your finger on the button for five or six seconds waiting. you can draw alot of red lights that way! and dial a little soft, that way you can hold a few and dump em at the end. its pretty hard to close on somebody with a 50mph difference and have them dump as you pull up next to em. give it a try

davidv

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WINS above are for bluezee.

3hree5ive0ero

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I had my first bracket racing experience yesterday. I'm sure I could've done better if I was N/A, but I wanted to see what my nitrous could do also.

I only won 2 rounds out of 5 rounds - so 24 racers in my bracket.

I raced against the R35 GTR my first round, BTW.

davidv

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Good job. The EDIT function is working properly. I gave you a 2 round winner.