Aaron Coker

It's actually quite simple. If you don't like the cost of the race then don't race. If you feel that a promoter is making too much money then take the time develop your own series and build it up over the years into a profitable venture. I don't understand how people can b**ch about the success someone has achieved through hard work and dedication. What kind of message does that send, be lazy and complain about someone's success? We should be thanking the promoters for taking the time to give us the opportunity to race. Who cares how much they make as long as we have a place to race.

-AC