Reliable's Orange Beach DQ set aside
#4
Congrats Tommy
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A very wise decision, and proof that democracy and due process works.
1.) The OSS inspectors did the right thing by pulling drives, including those of OSS board members.
2.) Mike Tomlinson did the right thing by DQing Reliable on the grounds of an illegal part. No favoritism to an acting board member and a very prominent figure at OSS. Nobody overruled Mike.
3.) Tom did the right thing by filing a proper appeal.
4.) The OSS board did the right thing by bringing in non-board members to the appeals committee, ensuring again that no favoritism is given. No OSS Cat racers were on the panel.
5.) The appeals committee made the right decision, based on the fact that while the part was and will be illegal, Reliable had been given erroneous information by an OSS inspector. OSS assumed responsibility for the actions of one of their officials, and cleared Reliable. Complete text at http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/r...able093005.pdf
6.) OSS did the right thing by learning from their mistakes and tightening up their procedures. see http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/techmemos.shtml
1.) The OSS inspectors did the right thing by pulling drives, including those of OSS board members.
2.) Mike Tomlinson did the right thing by DQing Reliable on the grounds of an illegal part. No favoritism to an acting board member and a very prominent figure at OSS. Nobody overruled Mike.
3.) Tom did the right thing by filing a proper appeal.
4.) The OSS board did the right thing by bringing in non-board members to the appeals committee, ensuring again that no favoritism is given. No OSS Cat racers were on the panel.
5.) The appeals committee made the right decision, based on the fact that while the part was and will be illegal, Reliable had been given erroneous information by an OSS inspector. OSS assumed responsibility for the actions of one of their officials, and cleared Reliable. Complete text at http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/r...able093005.pdf
6.) OSS did the right thing by learning from their mistakes and tightening up their procedures. see http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/techmemos.shtml
#6
Will,
I want you on board for my companies publicist, you definitly "represent" in a professional fashion.
stan
I want you on board for my companies publicist, you definitly "represent" in a professional fashion.
stan
Last edited by Popeyes; 10-01-2005 at 05:40 AM.
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From: Ft.Myers, Fl/ Atlanta, Ga/ Worldwide
Originally Posted by SVL4
A very wise decision, and proof that democracy and due process works.
1.) The OSS inspectors did the right thing by pulling drives, including those of OSS board members.
2.) Mike Tomlinson did the right thing by DQing Reliable on the grounds of an illegal part. No favoritism to an acting board member and a very prominent figure at OSS. Nobody overruled Mike.
3.) Tom did the right thing by filing a proper appeal.
4.) The OSS board did the right thing by bringing in non-board members to the appeals committee, ensuring again that no favoritism is given. No OSS Cat racers were on the panel.
5.) The appeals committee made the right decision, based on the fact that while the part was and will be illegal, Reliable had been given erroneous information by an OSS inspector. OSS assumed responsibility for the actions of one of their officials, and cleared Reliable. Complete text at http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/r...able093005.pdf
6.) OSS did the right thing by learning from their mistakes and tightening up their procedures. see http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/techmemos.shtml
1.) The OSS inspectors did the right thing by pulling drives, including those of OSS board members.
2.) Mike Tomlinson did the right thing by DQing Reliable on the grounds of an illegal part. No favoritism to an acting board member and a very prominent figure at OSS. Nobody overruled Mike.
3.) Tom did the right thing by filing a proper appeal.
4.) The OSS board did the right thing by bringing in non-board members to the appeals committee, ensuring again that no favoritism is given. No OSS Cat racers were on the panel.
5.) The appeals committee made the right decision, based on the fact that while the part was and will be illegal, Reliable had been given erroneous information by an OSS inspector. OSS assumed responsibility for the actions of one of their officials, and cleared Reliable. Complete text at http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/r...able093005.pdf
6.) OSS did the right thing by learning from their mistakes and tightening up their procedures. see http://www.offshoresuperseries.com/techmemos.shtml
#9
Congrats Tom,
When reading the whole process and what happend...it was handle exactly how it should be done....you will never hear any complaints when its done like that....
When reading the whole process and what happend...it was handle exactly how it should be done....you will never hear any complaints when its done like that....


