Originally Posted by
Richard Dziak
JP:
Can't see why anyone would want to take over any other persons failure. A lot of questions need to be answered.
What is the background of the original organizer(s)?
What contacts and racing history does/did the orginal organizer have?
Was this event planned to be a" for profit" venture from the original organizer?
What legal contracts were in place if any?
What financial backing does the organizer have personally to cover awards if sponsors fail?
Is the original organizer credible after 2 consecutive failures for the awards and events?
What happened to all of the other sponsors that the organizer listed previously? (Which there were many).
Why doesn't the original organizer(s) respond to numerous questions posted here on ApexSpeed where he actively promoted the event, and knows this is the main source for competitor contact?
Will the original organizer make the competitors "whole" the for promises and awards that were offered?
Will registered competitors of the F1000 series get refunds for entry fees paid to the organizer(s)?
Is there any recourse legally for failure to "perform duties" by the organizer to the competitors entered into the event(s)?
Many other questions can be listed. It seems all credibility of the original organizer(s) has been lost. I don't think any racer will spend hard earned money to take someone's personal word that the future events can be run successfully.
I can feel for every competitor that spent funds to enter, travel, secure lodging in hopes of being a F1000 Series Champ.
This whole deal is a disgrace, and some resolve needs to take place soon to address if the event will move forward or not.
The big question, who can trust the organizer(s) word at this point?