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Tiregate lawsuit?
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That's a Pandoras box that shouldn't be opened. Hopefully, that is not the case.Originally posted by ClampedUp View PostTell that to Lernerville Speedway....
When they DQ'd a late model after he won for a weight infraction the driver who owns a petroleum/trucking business that knows the weight and measures laws inside and out took them to court and easily won the case because the law states if you are getting paid by the results of the scales they will be inspected and calibrated by the State Weights and Measures Department.
I'm guessing the Ohio laws are the same or close to them.....Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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So lets say it costs $1000 or even $2000......if tracks cant afford that, they shouldn't be in business!Originally posted by old fan View Postthat's right how many tracks could afford to have their scales checked all the time plus in the book what does it say track scales prevailTurn LEFT, Vote RIGHT!
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Ohio 100 bucks for 2 years plus a small charge to recheck it.. not badOriginally posted by old fan View Postthat's right how many tracks could afford to have their scales checked all the time plus in the book what does it say track scales prevail
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Why do I know looked it up 3 hours a go...
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Nobody is talking about how the suit is filed in New York over races in Ohio and the defendants are located in North Carolina and Indiana. That all points to a very weak case that hopes people in New York are still butthurt over the Stewart/Ward incident. It's slimy as all h*ll.
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Same rights to a degree,that's why lawyers are a necessary evil.Almost all cases are somewhat different.For example they might argue Bloomer's hair a fire hazard due to it's "higher than normal" grease content......LolOriginally posted by KAOS View PostEldora is a Business and has the same rights as Restaurant does when refusing service. They could ban drivers with long hair, but they would have to ban every driver with long hair not just Scott Bloomquist.Last edited by Dirt Draggin; 08-28-2016, 06:54 PM.
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Let me get this right. The five cheaters get caught cheating, or as some put it, stealing money from honest competitors. Now they want to steal this money using the court system. If there wasn't so many that checked out legal at the same time these guys where caught, I'd give them the benefit of the doubt.
As far as the weight issue, You use the scale at the track on that night, not a month later. Scott s still trying to cheat the other competitors out of that 21 lbs.
As far as the tires go, The chain of custody for counter evidence has to meet the same requirements as the WRG tire evidence. There is no way of knowing where or what has been done to any later samples and do the pre tested samples match the original samples. I remind you that 32 tires where checked that night and 27 passed.
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How did they get caught cheating? You are assuming that the scales were totally correct when it is proven that they were not?Originally posted by Bubstr View PostLet me get this right. The five cheaters get caught cheating, or as some put it, stealing money from honest competitors. Now they want to steal this money using the court system. If there wasn't so many that checked out legal at the same time these guys where caught, I'd give them the benefit of the doubt.
As far as the weight issue, You use the scale at the track on that night, not a month later. Scott s still trying to cheat the other competitors out of that 21 lbs.
As far as the tires go, The chain of custody for counter evidence has to meet the same requirements as the WRG tire evidence. There is no way of knowing where or what has been done to any later samples and do the pre tested samples match the original samples. I remind you that 32 tires where checked that night and 27 passed.
Can you name ANY illegal compounds on the Zero car?
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Most of them get Filed in the state of New York.. Cant remember why but they do i think that there is a reason... I just cant remember why .. I think there is a court just for some cases so they get opened there..... try too look it up...Originally posted by Josh Bayko View PostNobody is talking about how the suit is filed in New York over races in Ohio and the defendants are located in North Carolina and Indiana. That all points to a very weak case that hopes people in New York are still butthurt over the Stewart/Ward incident. It's slimy as all h*ll.
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