Originally Posted by
MOD11RACER
Jon is to soft to run the WMT. He started third at Riverhead WMT race and within 2 laps he was back in 10th. That's not getting the job done no matter how you look at it.
The WMT is not made for soft drivers. You have to have a set of balls to run that Tour. No riding around in 10th to 20th place for 50 to 75 laps saving your tires and then start to race. If you do that on the WMT your race is over early. The WMT is to competitive to ride around. It's go hard from the Green flag lap to the Checker.
The ROC (the hockey puck league of are sport) has only a couple (22 & 60) of teams that can win on any given night and coming thru the field from the back is not that hard after riding around at the back of the back for 75% of the race ( can we say SST). Most of the Modifieds on that Tour ( if you can call them Modifieds) are back markers. The ROC only has about 3 teams that could compete on the WMT and none would be a top ten car.
Same for the MRS (which has totally lost its way). Only a handful of teams (2, 25, 5 & 9) that can win or even be competitive on that Tour. Pennink and Barrett are tough racers and have the make-up to run the WMT. The 2 and 5 drivers are soft and cannot compete on the WMT. Both have tried and failed. Which is to bad for the sport.
You guys that love to ***** about the WMT should go to Riverhead for a season and watch some real Staturday night racing. The drivers go at it real hard. 0, 96 ,6 ,51, 66, 15, 20, 99, 48 just to name a few. Riverhead is more competitive than the ROC or the MRS.
Go ahead and ***** about the WMT. It is still the best Modified racing we have today by far.
If you want to be called a Modified Champion then you have to do it on the WMT. Not in the minor leagues. it's the only Modified Tour that matters.
Look at the Wayne Darling team #52 driven by Doug Coby on the WMT. That says it all.
And nobody finds this to be offensive and rude? Why no righteous indignation pig piling?
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