02-02-2004, 01:03 AM
jesus, there's no reason to get into a pissing match over positions in NASA. Working corners is cold as shit and there is almost zero chance of ever getting relieved. Therefore, if you're on a corner, bring lotsa clothes, gloves, or some other device to keep your ass warm (as well as the rest of your body). If you're doing grid, from my own experience, you have a better chance of getting relieved. Same rules apply to warmth though.
However, neither of these really relate to this event. Corner workers aren't needed, and from what I can tell, there are a few people coming up to work, so there should be people to relieve so that you can go and check out the cars and track.
Instead of bitching and making us look bad, why don't we try to make sure that our newer members make it out to this event, since it is one of our best tracks and they will have a greater possibility of getting to go around and check everything out?
Just my .02 psi, I thought working grid was much easier b/c it didn't rely on your quick reflexes and constantly keeping your eyes peeled for something going wrong in the middle of the turn.
However, neither of these really relate to this event. Corner workers aren't needed, and from what I can tell, there are a few people coming up to work, so there should be people to relieve so that you can go and check out the cars and track.
Instead of bitching and making us look bad, why don't we try to make sure that our newer members make it out to this event, since it is one of our best tracks and they will have a greater possibility of getting to go around and check everything out?
Just my .02 psi, I thought working grid was much easier b/c it didn't rely on your quick reflexes and constantly keeping your eyes peeled for something going wrong in the middle of the turn.