I'm going to end my part in this. I hope that something was learned. I would never tell anyone not to support Rex. I hope he learned from his part in the situation. Rex had ALOT of momentum in his own late model program and if he has learned anything, he'll understand he has to fix his part somehow. Wayne Anderson is possibly the biggest "name" fan draw in the state today to advertise with. It will not help Auburndale for Wayne not to ever race there again. At the very least, it's one less competitive car.
Most of you know, Wayne is not a fan of mine but we do have a respect for each other, regardless of our personal feelings for each other, right is right and wrong is wrong. If your going to be on the business end of racing, you cannot allow personal feelings to control your decisions at race time.
I saw this event in the making a year ago, it just happened to be this race that it happened. I don't believe that Wayne ever stood a chance at winning, but it was never brought up until the finish. In everything that has been said by me, it's to do the little I can to help make sure that this never happens again to any racer.
As always, if I am wrong about anything I have said I WILL appolgize. I hope Rex and his LM program can move forward, as well as the FASCAR SPEC motor program.
I would like to add one thing as well. Rusty Cruz was put in a bad light as if he wasn't doing his job properly with the FUP series. It wasn't a great rulebook or the fact that the owners came together to form this series that made it all happen, it's the foundation they put in place to make it happen. Rusty! He is the ONLY person in the state of FL that could have pulled off this series this year. He has more knowledge of LM racing tech and procedures than anyone else in the state right now. He was given an impossible job and made it possible. Each track owner should be proud of their decision. He IS what made and kept the series together this year.
Most of you know, Wayne is not a fan of mine but we do have a respect for each other, regardless of our personal feelings for each other, right is right and wrong is wrong. If your going to be on the business end of racing, you cannot allow personal feelings to control your decisions at race time.
I saw this event in the making a year ago, it just happened to be this race that it happened. I don't believe that Wayne ever stood a chance at winning, but it was never brought up until the finish. In everything that has been said by me, it's to do the little I can to help make sure that this never happens again to any racer.
As always, if I am wrong about anything I have said I WILL appolgize. I hope Rex and his LM program can move forward, as well as the FASCAR SPEC motor program.
I would like to add one thing as well. Rusty Cruz was put in a bad light as if he wasn't doing his job properly with the FUP series. It wasn't a great rulebook or the fact that the owners came together to form this series that made it all happen, it's the foundation they put in place to make it happen. Rusty! He is the ONLY person in the state of FL that could have pulled off this series this year. He has more knowledge of LM racing tech and procedures than anyone else in the state right now. He was given an impossible job and made it possible. Each track owner should be proud of their decision. He IS what made and kept the series together this year.
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