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Subject: Re: Short track & Superspeedway challenges

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Big Pimpin'

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Date Posted: 16:02:24 07/15/02 Mon
In reply to: gravytrack 's message, "Short track & Superspeedway challenges" on 15:49:13 07/15/02 Mon

I am not trying to be a smart ass here, believe it or not this is a real question or observation. Number 21 in points is not in the top 20 or the bottom half because there are more than 40 racers with points. Can he be chosen? It seems to me the obvious reading of the rule would be one driver in the top 20 and one driver not in the top twenty. It's a technicality I know,just trying to prevent a possible argument down the road.

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Author: chubbs [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:22:10 07/15/02 Mon good call...i'm sure it means someone in the top 20...and someone 21 and below. but since you brought it up you have to run the BAM car in every challenge.