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So let me get this straight.... The new rules allow a Pontiac Trans Am with a turbo to enter this class but other Gbodys with now a 109 with a turbo is not allowed? How does that make sense?

So Pontiac produces a Trans Am for one year with a turbo motor SIMILAR to a GN yet other Gbodys with turbos are not allowed to participate in this event? GMC made the Syclone with a turbo motor so why are they not allowed. There is a Syclone link on this site just as there is a Pontiac Turbo TA link. Why does a Pontiac with basically a one year production turbo motor come before Gbodys with turbo motors in them now?

Wouldn't it make more sense to put Gbodys cars with turbo motors in vs. ones with a Pontiac?

This website is almost exclusively dedicated to Gbodys with turbos (GN, T Type, GNX, WE4, WH1...)

Considering the majority of people that watch or race in Bowling Greens participate in this board why was there never a Poll conducted to see what cars should or should not be allowd to compete in the TAI class?

Was this a unilateral decision? Who made these rules up?

Isn't the event called the "Buick (Gbody) GS Nationals"? I dont see Pontiac anywhere in that abbreviation. I love Pontiac TTA's. They have always been one of my favorite cars but it's certainly more of a Gbody event then a Pontiac one considering over 90% of the turbo cars that race in Bowling Greens are Gbodys. Cars with TA motors or any stage configuration were not factory options but there is and shouldn't be an issue with them running in other classes so if someone puts a 109 turbo motor in their Gbody car they should beable to participate in this event long before a Pontiac with a 109 should.