Originally Posted by Slow Kyle
Question 1:
Why would only 'Pros' be allowed to do the Florida State Fairgrounds event, when it's an OPEN lot with little to no rigid obstacles (Minus the occasional K-Rail, I used to go to Autocrosses there back in the day..so did lots of other people that post in this forum). So 'amatuer' drivers can be allowed to drift at a track with lots of big walls that cause car damage and injuries...but not on a large slab of concrete? This doesn't really make a lot of sense to me, care to clarify as to why?
Question 2:
Who is doing course set-up & safety? What's this person's experience? Track Record?
Question 3:
Why? Florida is NOT ready for a championship series. There are NOT enough drivers to support a series around here. Sure there are lots of drivers and enthusiasts, but only a small amount of them are ready for active competition. Do you guys just want to run a bunch of events and make a buncha money? Are you jumping on the 'drift event' band wagon because you think it'll make tons of money? What's the motivation?
None of my questions are directed at 'starting shit' or pissing anyone off. I just wanna know.
Oh and Question 4:
Where the f is my pizza? I ordered it like an hour ago.
answers:
1) fsfg is an
expedition, not an event. need to have the pros who look good and can drift. i think the amateurs might get some time.
2) bobby diehl is doin the safety and track set up. experience: owns fastruck series, and is a retired racer.
3)the motivation, we r tryin to get people off the streets, so why not make an event. think about it we r the only event that will have payout's at the end of each event, who else pays out????? who say's florida is not ready???? when do u think it will be ready??????
4) the pizza is on the way enjoi
these question u ask need to be taken up over the phone. i'm sure bobby would be more than happy to answer ur q's.