1/4 mile times.

From: Aaron (acolona@i-55.com)
Date: Sun Jun 20 1999 - 15:31:16 EDT

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I almost totally track illiterate. I've heard people say you can tell a lot
by your 1/4 mile e.t. vs. your mph. I have noticed my mph are higher than
people running much quicker than me. My first time at the track and very
traction limited I ran a 15.3 @ 95 mph (I know I can do better, never been
before though) I have seen dak's running low 14's with mph's of 90-93. Does
this tell me something I'm doing wrong?

Aaron C.

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