As I suggested once before, another way is to organize yourselves... Then
wherever you go to race, you'll be racing with your rules. You'll also
find out, in the process, how many of you there are of like mind. But even
if there's fewer than you think, 100 voices speaking as one can be a whole
lot more influential than 1,000, each speaking alone, most not speaking at
all.
-Alfred
At 08:30 PM 11/27/97 -0500, you wrote:
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>The VMC would be the logical place for any unity to begin, but having been to
>a couple of meetings, I can tell you that each club tends to defend its turf.
>In most clubs there is a fear of offending the guys who spend a lot of money,
>be it to sponsor a party, or to bring a load of cars. Racers tend to resist
>change, even when it may be in their best interest. I don't know how far
>reaching this net is, but if enough racers speak up, maybe something will
>result.
>
>Vote by attending the events that are run the way you want them to be, and
>stay away from those that aren't.
>
>Jack Woehrle, SVRA
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