looking forward to this season, I know there are some racers that have questions about it's future, but as a fan of all the classes that race there I wish nothing but the best for the ADRL.
I think not only can it make it but it will be better than ever. A lot of people and racers didn't like the way Kenny ran things from what I was hearing so I think change is for the better.
Like alot of my Top Sportsman friends have said, The best thing that can happen for the NHRA sportsman racers is the ADRL to grow and become a really viable alternative
I would think that it can become better. The owner has the financial means to keep it going strong until he gets the corporate backing that he wants. So that should not be the issue. Adding some classes for sportsman racers and/or a radial class would really bolster the fan appeal and keep people coming through the gates at the same pace for sure.
because as long as there is adrl, people have to go faster.
adrl people sell their old great top notch equipment.
guess who buys it ? all of us down the food chain
who knows maybe one day adrl will have a 16 car outlaw top sportsman class...
It seems to me that all the excitement is in the radial classes and I can't figure out why ADRL doesn't have at least one. To the average ADRL fan, all those big tire cars look the same and sound the same.
Apparently, what they are doing is successful so they can't be doing it wrong.
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