BUT... You're leaving out the fact that the turbo bike ran without any streamlining and the nitrous bike ran partially streamlined. It's about CC's, power adders AND streamlining.
FYI,
Turbo not streamlined record is 209.046 with entry to the 200mph club.
Nitrous partial streamlined record is 210.109 with no entry to the 200mph club.
In this comparison that turbo bike should have had more hp applied more reliably & consistently but the disadvantage of no streamlining.
The nitrous bike likely had less hp, less reliably applied and not for the entire duration of the run, however it did have the advantage of partial streamlining.
There is a current record in MPS/F-1350 at 219.555. The nitrous bike is running APS/F-1350.
There is a record in A/BF-1350 at 219.339 and the turbo bike is running M/BF-1350.
It is widely recognized that the A class is less restrictive then the M class and the assumptions are that the A class should be faster. The nitrous bike running in A class has the freedom & advantage to use Joe A stellar type streamlining. Just because it didn't is the teams prerogative & detriment.
Should the unfaired blown minimum have been higher? 210 or 215? Possibly but its too late now. Should the altered fuel minimum remain 215, sure. It's been done by the MPS/F bike, the APS/F has more freedom of rules and should use it.
A lot of time has been put in with the minimums and I know every time I have a discussion on the minimums there is some factor presented to me that I have overlooked or not considered. (Well except for that one pushrod minimum that is clearly out of whack! hmmm.. has that been fixed yet? I wonder)
But at any rate, I'm a BIG fan of Connie's and wholeheartedly want to see her in the 200mph club but that in no way detracts from the fact that Leslie played by the rules and earned her entry into the 200mph club just as the other racers have done before her.
The minimum on the saltmobile, well that one is a bit harder. Off the top of my head, by reasonable comparisons, yeah, it probably should have had one above 200mph but reality is there isn't one. If he ratifies his record and it is common practice to accept FIA/FIM then he should deserve his earned entry.
It certainly should open a new topic of discussion for the 200mph committee on more clearly defining what sanctioning body records will be acknowledged and included. There are many non traditional classes in FIM/FIA. Now is the time to figure it out before everyone is beating on that 200mph door!