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June 02, 2025 at
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Posted By: longtimefan on June 01 2025 at 02:19:16 PM
Yea Dirtvision posts the lap they are working on instead of the laps complete. Not sure who came up with that.
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I sent a note to Brian Dunlap at DirtVision when I first noticed the change 2-3 seasons ago and he said he was going to check into it. I didn't hear back.
It's especially frustrating as it doesn't match when Johnny refers to what lap they're on as he's announcing the correct lap and it's one off from the screen.
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June 02, 2025 at
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Posted By: jwin on June 02 2025 at 06:27:20 PM
I sent a note to Brian Dunlap at DirtVision when I first noticed the change 2-3 seasons ago and he said he was going to check into it. I didn't hear back.
It's especially frustrating as it doesn't match when Johnny refers to what lap they're on as he's announcing the correct lap and it's one off from the screen.
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It doesn't matter the broadcast or series either. All dirt vision broadcasts do this.
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June 02, 2025 at
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Posted By: dsc1600 on June 01 2025 at 04:52:22 PM
Not as predictable as High Limit officiating errors, hahaha.
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i wonder if Ted and the WoO had perfect officiating in barely their 3rd year~ around 1980?
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June 02, 2025 at
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June 02, 2025 at
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Posted By: Murphy on June 02 2025 at 09:00:17 PM
i wonder if Ted and the WoO had perfect officiating in barely their 3rd year~ around 1980?
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Probably safe to say probably not as Ted needed teams to sign on and probably relied on some bias shown toward his teams.
I believe when they started locking down rules to the WoO teams advantage is what brought and end to the run whatya brung (RWYB)  era to beat the big blocks in central Pa. I remember the big steel blocks.
I'm truly enjoying both series; but, to think one and not the other is only helping their teams seems like a fool hearted debate. Sprint cars get my adrenaline pumping - imagine the adrenaline rush for teams and officials. Mistakes/errors in judgement happen in intense decisions. I believe what little controversy there is puts butts in the seats, more eyes on Flo and DirtVision, and certainly more money making hits on social media.
Both High Limit and WoO are businesses where both must make a profit. IMHO if one was totally one sided for the business profit drivers would flock to the other series.
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June 03, 2025 at
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Posted By: RunWYB on June 02 2025 at 10:15:54 PM
Probably safe to say probably not as Ted needed teams to sign on and probably relied on some bias shown toward his teams.
I believe when they started locking down rules to the WoO teams advantage is what brought and end to the run whatya brung (RWYB) era to beat the big blocks in central Pa. I remember the big steel blocks.
I'm truly enjoying both series; but, to think one and not the other is only helping their teams seems like a fool hearted debate. Sprint cars get my adrenaline pumping - imagine the adrenaline rush for teams and officials. Mistakes/errors in judgement happen in intense decisions. I believe what little controversy there is puts butts in the seats, more eyes on Flo and DirtVision, and certainly more money making hits on social media.
Both High Limit and WoO are businesses where both must make a profit. IMHO if one was totally one sided for the business profit drivers would flock to the other series.
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Yup. Both just businesses making business decisions. Their always has to be a rabbit hole for everyone to go down.
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