I know we all prefer racecars that turn left AND right, but anybody watching the Daytona 500??
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02-16-2007, 08:51 AM
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I watch Watkins Glen and Sears Point for the sheer entertainment value
of watching most of them try and figure out how to keep their cars on the track.
As far as the centrifugal races, no thanks. I've got paint to watch dry.
As far as the centrifugal races, no thanks. I've got paint to watch dry.
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02-16-2007, 08:59 AM
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Late models on a road course can be a hoot!
Apparently a couple of years ago they ran wild in the rain at PR. OMG. Carnage.
I understand it is not easy to run both oval and road course setups with the same car. I can only imagine the cost. Those things are not made to handle like that...and they are very fast.
I understand it is not easy to run both oval and road course setups with the same car. I can only imagine the cost. Those things are not made to handle like that...and they are very fast.
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