hispls 5,000+ posts
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TNESPL site has been down for a couple days now.
I'm planning on crushing the rookie class though
I'm planning on crushing the rookie class though
Figures, I was on there last night posting and it's down again today.TNESPL site has been down for a couple days now.
I found a track on the TNESPL CD that I should be able to do 145+ with. Will have a bunch of tools and **** in my back seat again but I wil go through the effort of removing it all before I run, full backseat = -3dbyou guys really went all out on the raffles :^)
For those interested in Bass Brawlin' they are running it and will have a trophy for 1st and plaques for 2nd and 3rd!!!
Freakin' pumped for this show!!!
Hey hispls, you def. are going to crush the rookie class and the current record! Looking forward to you finally getting to certify that great score! ;^)
sorry for the bad news, but i don't think you will qualify for the rookie classes.....:stuck:TNESPL site has been down for a couple days now.
I'm planning on crushing the rookie class though
TALKED TO CHRIS MCVAY, asked him a couple questions because of trying to get someone else into this sport and stated that if worked for a shop or is a casual competitor over multiple years might not fit the Rookie idea.Technically I think he can do Rookie, the rules only state that he can not have totaled more than 35 points in a previous season. Unless he was a paid member of USACi, IASCA, Drags or the Old Slapshow org and gained more than 35 points in any of those groups in the past he is still considered a Rookie. I never asked him, but I don't recall ever seeing him at any SPL events that I've been to.
"1. Nonmembers, First year “newbies” and vehicles only, as well as individuals that only attend a few local events a year.* This can be decided by promoter and/or judges knowledge of competitor.* Members - Anyone achieving 35 points or more in a single season within Team Northeast SPL in any prior season will no longer be considered a rookie. Anyone attending events within another organization in any prior season(s) and achieving 35 points or more in a season will not be considered a rookie. "