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02-09-2006
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I dont care what the other driver does.... I have my own thing going on and I dont care if they double bulb, stage last/first. If I stage first I do wait for the other person to put their first stage bulb on but further than that I am going to go in the second bulb when I am ready. I have noticed that must people that double bulb mess up one way or the other.
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02-09-2006
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Re: double bulbed
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Double 0 Dead On!  Oh thats right you already know that. 
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02-09-2006
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i just slow down and take my time. i know everything is on me then and i cant make a mistake.
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02-21-2006
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I personally hate it if someone double bulbs me. If it's an accident, kindly put it in reverse and pre-stage and wait for your competitor to pre-stage as well.
I can understand the new drivers and rookies doing it, but for the verterans............. it's just common courtesy.
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#7
02-28-2006
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YEA IM SURE THE STARTING LINE WILL BE INTERESTING THIS YEAR WITH A 10 SEC RULE INSTEAD OF 15 SEC HAHA
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DONALD MATHEWS RD STARTER 1990 G.T. UNDER CONSTRUCTION, HOPEFULLY FINISHED BY END OF 06
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#8
03-01-2006
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REMEMBER THE TREE DOESNT ACTIVATE UNTIL BOTH ARE PRESTAGED,YES FOR THE ROOKIES AND LESSER EXP DRIVERS, A DOUBLE ONCE IN A WHILE I CAN UNDERSTAND,BUT FOR TOP/MOD DRIVERS,THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN,JUST FAIR WARNING,IF YOU DOUBLE BULB ME YOU WILL HAVE TO WAIT A FEW MOMENTS,ESPECIALLY IF YOU DO THIS MORE THAN ONCE
WIN OR LOSE,A BAD DAY AT THE RACETRACK IS STILL BETTER THAN A GOOD DAY AT WORK............ .03
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#9
03-02-2006
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Eddie,
I am with you on this, you double me I will let you sit on the tree until I am good and ready to go in, it's not often I do not Prestage first, as I roll directly to the lights and turn on the first bulb. Not to hurry anyone by any means but rather to get myself set. Typically I will let the other lane turn the stage on before I stage just to allow them time. The 10 second rule is actually a long time to get ready to go in to stage. Does not seem like it but try waiting on a 16 second car when you are dialed high 9's. It's a long wait! Don't get me wrong I have no problems running down the slower cars.
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#10
03-03-2006
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double bulb
at most nat.events if you double bulb the starter red lites the person that put both lite on at once.
Ellis
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#11
03-03-2006
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THAT IS A GOOD IDEA ALTHOUGH AT RICHMOND THE STARTER DOES NOT HAVE THAT CAPABILITY. WOULD BE NICE THOUGH THERE ARE A FEW OUT THERE I WOULD LOVE TO TURN RED. HAHA IM JUST KIDDING GUYS
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#12
09-04-2011
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As a newbie to this sport I would like to offer my sincerist apologies to anyone that I may have double bulbed this past Friday night.
I know there were a couple of instances when I rolled up to the light the two yellows came on before the other driver rolled up. This was just a a result of my own ignorance and I wasn't trying to be a jack***! I was just unaware of the courtesy rule. It shall never happen again. Glad I found this forum! Drive on
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