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Registered: 11/27/2008 Posts: 1,092 |
What did you google? I googled "mexico, mo tractor pull" and the first page was their facebook page. 3rd result was the event details pag e on PPL's website. 4th result was Mexico Young Farmers website. Jesse Post JP Pulling Productions  
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I think we have successfully determined who the simplenst in play.... errrr simpleton maybe is 
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I'm glad that you were finally able to find information on this pull and finally able to settle on a visitor username. LOL John Murray Two-time Pedal Pull World Champion Let's Go Pulling, covering the sport of pulling in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama. Watch LGP on YouTube Like LGP on Facebook 
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At the crux of this post is that we have an original poster and his friends who post from the same computer that is trying to stir stink about a pull...because, in my opinion, he would have found the information he needed if he had done precisely what he said he did. I checked gool....err....google myself - it turned up exactly what Jessie indicated and all the information required to make an informed decision about attending an event. I'm not a doctor so I can't diagnose the neurosis or psychosis behind a veiled put-down of an event but I have enough common sense to know putting down events is a poor play.
You all know who I work for/with but I can assure you of this: whoever has an event this weekend, be it PPL, NTPA, Outlaws, the Tyewhoppety Tuggers, whoever - I want them to do well. Good crowds, good weather, good competition. Why? Because it reflects on the sport as a whole. I have said it before, this is a 70/30 deal where 70% of fans want to be entertained and the 30% are hard core fans with interests on and off the track...people who read PullOff. I had hoped that a year without pulling would have eased this kind of talk but I guess I expect too much of people sometimes. People are starving for entertainment; they have been alienated from major sports by athletes who carry their causes onto the field of play with them and banners hanging in stadiums courtesy of corporate America who wants to make sure they are woke enough for their athletes. Motorsports in general remain a place for Patriotism and true American values; the opportunity is there to bring new people in right in front of us, right now. True growth in the sport is like politics, it's all local. Take a new friend to a pull, buy them an adult beverage if that's what they want, and let them experience the sights, sounds, and oh yes, the smells that we long for with the coming of a summer pulling season. We are long, long overdue. Go enjoy pulling this weekend, wherever you wish. Bryan Lively - 
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