I really wish I could have seen those races; I just get to hear about the good old days of racing. Back then people had consequences for their actions. The same people that said every kid is special and should get a trophy, that every kid should make the team, are the same people who ruined inverted starts. Back in the good old days if I wrecked you, you could break my nose on the front stretch to a cheering crowd and maybe then I would get the idea not to do it again. The track might give you a talkin to, and remind me that I need to either not tear up cars or go home and stay there. Today that same thing would land you banned from the track, on your way to jail, a restraining order, and a court date. While you’re away I have free rain to destroy more cars, maybe the track will talk to me maybe not. So as long as we all are on this treat everyone nice and don’t retaliate, don’t fight, do not show any emotion other than happiness B.S. inverted starts are going to do nothing more than tear cars up and make the wreck fans happy. Everyone says the children are looking up to you, so that’s why you shouldn’t fight, maybe they are looking up to us, so what do we teach them? To let the whole world crap on us and do nothing about it, let kids pick on you and push you around? The kids that look up to me (if any) are the same ones that will defend themselves, their family, and friends from bullies and abuse; you know the way it used to be when racing was good! Its all interconnected people… Just deep thoughts from a shallow mind.