Pinks and Pinks All Out on Speed TV is a fantastic show. From a letter sent to them:
But there is a key element that is lacking in the television coverage. Every time a complete 1/4 mile run is shown, its rare for the ET and trap speed to be listed.
What I propose, and quite frankly this shouldn't be too hard to do, is for every pair of cars, show the year, make and model, the 60ft and at the end, the ET and trap speed. IF possible, the engine size and power adder. This way viewers are getting the complete story and results.
The way it is right now, its like watching Olympic diving without the scores. Or, NHRA races without the data! Nice to see, but what were the results? There are tens of thousands of viewers who greatly desire this information.
Since it is only 2 objects on the screen that are the focus, one line of text for each car would not take up much space. Or even a column on each side. This would greatly improve the coverage and interest level in the show.
But there is a key element that is lacking in the television coverage. Every time a complete 1/4 mile run is shown, its rare for the ET and trap speed to be listed.
What I propose, and quite frankly this shouldn't be too hard to do, is for every pair of cars, show the year, make and model, the 60ft and at the end, the ET and trap speed. IF possible, the engine size and power adder. This way viewers are getting the complete story and results.
The way it is right now, its like watching Olympic diving without the scores. Or, NHRA races without the data! Nice to see, but what were the results? There are tens of thousands of viewers who greatly desire this information.
Since it is only 2 objects on the screen that are the focus, one line of text for each car would not take up much space. Or even a column on each side. This would greatly improve the coverage and interest level in the show.
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