DLM sponsors don’t and can’t see a return on that investment unless they sell race parts . That’s another reality it’s a donation not an advertising expenditure
You know what makes a race car cheaper?
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I didn’t say illegal, you did. I’m not naming names, and I personally don’t care, I’m not the IRS. Family members and previous employers I know did all they could to keep the money. Hide it, etc. Legal, illegal, I’m not a tax expert. Had a former co worker whose Mom was a CPA, and I do my taxes, so I’ve got a jest of what you can and can’t do. Very naive to think you don’t do all you can to not give Uncle Sam money. Legal or illegal.Originally posted by Stefan2k4 View PostBut that's not illegal. Taking advantage of loop hole isn't illegal. When you use the term "illegal" you're implying people are breaking the law and that's a serious allegation to make without proof.
Why? Again are we talking national, regional, or local? Why should the national series, that the best of the best compete in be dumbed down for the regional and local guys. There are lots of dirt tracks all around the country and local racers can race weekly at those local track. There are the regional series and drivers who wish to follow those can as well. That means there are at least 2 other levels that those who can afford to run the national series can compete one. So, why should we dumb down the top series to "level the playing field". Maybe the NFL should shortened their fields from 100 yards to 50 yards so lesser teams stand a better chance? Maybe the NBA should lower their baskets to 5 feet so short guys can dunk with the best of them? Perhaps, MLB should out law fast balls and shorten all the parks so everyone can hit a home run?
So you think our current situation with dirt late models is sustainable and growing? I mean Jesus, Eldora gets less than 80, DTWC gets 49 cars, and so on. Great analogies. Lemme know when multi millionaires, billionaires, and huge corporations are putting millions into dirt late models, then you can compare the two. And I pray that day does not come. Though it is getting there and it ain’t pretty. But maybe you’ll be cool with about 14-20 cars.Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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I've never been concerned about Mitt Romneys tax return, nor am I concerned with anyone else. My own tax returns is all that concerns me. The tax laws are complicated and full of loop holes. If we don't want anyone exploiting those loop holes, we need to come up with a simple system that would just certain rates and not all kinds of BS. As long as we have such a system, people are going to try to get the best deal they can, even if that means exploiting loop holes. They aren't to blame for that. We are because we've voted for leaders who created such a convoluted exploitable system.
Sponsorship doesn't always produce a direct tangible return on investment. Sometimes it buys mindshare or PR. Having your name on a race car does not sell your product or service. Your product or service must sell itself based on it's merit. However, it will make people aware that your service or product exist and can create branding. It gets the name of your business into the minds of the public. The rest is up to your product and it's merit.
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Neither you nor I introduced the word "illegal" in this discussion. See post #61. Hucktyson did! I used the word "you" indirectly and was not specifically referring to you. I apoligize to you, Chupp n Bloomer Fan, for the confusion that may have caused. What I should have said was when one uses the term "illegal" they are implying that someone has broken the law and that'os a serious allegation.I didn’t say illegal, you did
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Huck you mean you mean your table saw dont run off a 430 all aluminum? Lol ur sprayers don use the stain that comes in those vp 55 gal drums? Lol im just kiddin with ya...
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thats honestly how absurd it is. They wanted justification as to why I needed soo many actual construction tools !! I’m talking circular saws and table saws were a point of contention for them !! I’m just saying lots of people claim lots of things as deductions but until it’s audited that doesn’t mean it’s legit. Like people go out and spend 500 on dinner and booze every week and deduct it lol. I mean yeah that’s great until it gets audited ... The people in charge with looking into it aren’t stupid and they actually do research before they come out. Either way I can care less , I’ll continue to do everything by the book and others can roll the dice all they want.
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formercrewguy you're missing the point. the suggestions being made don't have to make the cars cheaper to build in order for them to have the desired effect. what they have to do is make it so that it doesn't help anyone to spend more money in order to be competitive. if you take away traction, then engines don't automatically become cheaper, but it does allow cheaper engines to be competitive. it doesn't make shocks cheaper, but it does negate some of the advantage of having them
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Yes that is correct. If you made no spread bore rules then you make a bunch of motors obsolete, if you can take away 10% of the traction the 10% more HP a spread bore makes is irrelevant. It’s not about dumbing down the sport it’s about making people rely more on driving and chassis set up than on aero and HP
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It hasn't been the best of the best in a long time. Just like NASCAR, it's the richest of the racers.Originally posted by Stefan2k4 View PostBut that's not illegal. Taking advantage of loop hole isn't illegal. When you use the term "illegal" you're implying people are breaking the law and that's a serious allegation to make without proof.
Why? Again are we talking national, regional, or local? Why should the national series, that the best of the best compete in be dumbed down for the regional and local guys. There are lots of dirt tracks all around the country and local racers can race weekly at those local track. There are the regional series and drivers who wish to follow those can as well. That means there are at least 2 other levels that those who can afford to run the national series can compete one. So, why should we dumb down the top series to "level the playing field". Maybe the NFL should shortened their fields from 100 yards to 50 yards so lesser teams stand a better chance? Maybe the NBA should lower their baskets to 5 feet so short guys can dunk with the best of them? Perhaps, MLB should out law fast balls and shorten all the parks so everyone can hit a home run?
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