I work at this track, almost died to it a few weeks ago. And I believe we should be better communication, track layout, but most importantly criticism, and having classes would be better overall for the drivers and viewer experience.
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Chase Singer
2 months ago
Cause we want a track not a parking lot skidpad
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Supporter
2 months ago
This is just common sense at this point
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Ian Bhalai
2 months ago
Safety of drivers, preservation of grassroots cars, and sticking it to track owners who can’t take criticism
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Shannon Bearer
2 months ago
It would make for a better experience for everyone.
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Ashton Nicholas
2 months ago
We’re not monkeys, structure is part of being an adult.
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Tyler C
2 months ago
motor enclave does it and has no problems, theres a reason they do it. as a spectator i see bumpers ripped off all the time by beginners in tandems
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Johan Garcia
2 months ago
Track and driver safety is important. If you have 30 minutes to an hour for C class drivers, they have time to learn the track and their car without getting iced waiting so long, it also gives a better flow for all classes by not having to wait in such long lines. I’m all for the progression and hope this goes through.
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Zach Headstone
2 months ago
The track needs to do better for the community
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Mason Priester
2 months ago
I’m tired of wondering if I’m going to wreck my car in the random tandem line because somebody that has very little seat time is apart of something they shouldn’t be
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mateo rendon
2 months ago
Because we care about the safety of drivers while the owners clearly only care about putting on a show.
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Tim S
2 months ago
The safety of your drivers and spectators is to be the number one priority. Implementation of a class based system ensures the safety of all drivers. When you have inexperienced drivers attempting to drive with people above their experience level it often times leads to accidents within tandems, trains, etc. We’ve seen it time and time again with multiple accidents. A class based structure allows you to ensure that drivers are ready to take that next step and advance their driving.
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Blake Wellins
2 months ago
Drifting without classes creates a dangerous and unsafe environment that hinders learning and limits seat time for solo drivers.
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Supporter
2 months ago
To be able to get a better driving experience and more seat time with better classed drivers
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Cody Nichols
2 months ago
Safety and keeping the flow of the event consistent.
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Anthony Meninno
2 months ago
Structured driver classes are imperative to safe driving environments. It gives new drivers a goal to strive for and pushes people to become better.
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Dallas Kirby
2 months ago
Building structure like this will help improve drivers confidence and skill over time.
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Ronen Muratov
2 months ago
Having a classed system is the best way to ensure your advanced drivers don’t get walloped by a random who has no business driving in tandem let alone with 5-6+ cars at a time. That’s why this is important.
I work at this track, almost died to it a few weeks ago. And I believe we should be better communication, track layout, but most importantly criticism, and having classes would be better overall for the drivers and viewer experience.
Cause we want a track not a parking lot skidpad
This is just common sense at this point
Safety of drivers, preservation of grassroots cars, and sticking it to track owners who can’t take criticism
It would make for a better experience for everyone.
We’re not monkeys, structure is part of being an adult.
motor enclave does it and has no problems, theres a reason they do it. as a spectator i see bumpers ripped off all the time by beginners in tandems
Track and driver safety is important. If you have 30 minutes to an hour for C class drivers, they have time to learn the track and their car without getting iced waiting so long, it also gives a better flow for all classes by not having to wait in such long lines. I’m all for the progression and hope this goes through.
The track needs to do better for the community
I’m tired of wondering if I’m going to wreck my car in the random tandem line because somebody that has very little seat time is apart of something they shouldn’t be
Because we care about the safety of drivers while the owners clearly only care about putting on a show.
The safety of your drivers and spectators is to be the number one priority. Implementation of a class based system ensures the safety of all drivers. When you have inexperienced drivers attempting to drive with people above their experience level it often times leads to accidents within tandems, trains, etc. We’ve seen it time and time again with multiple accidents. A class based structure allows you to ensure that drivers are ready to take that next step and advance their driving.
Drifting without classes creates a dangerous and unsafe environment that hinders learning and limits seat time for solo drivers.
To be able to get a better driving experience and more seat time with better classed drivers
Safety and keeping the flow of the event consistent.
Structured driver classes are imperative to safe driving environments. It gives new drivers a goal to strive for and pushes people to become better.
Building structure like this will help improve drivers confidence and skill over time.
Having a classed system is the best way to ensure your advanced drivers don’t get walloped by a random who has no business driving in tandem let alone with 5-6+ cars at a time. That’s why this is important.
Every thing listed is why
For the safety of all drivers