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........will it ever end? :wink:
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Going green, should be interesting.
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Road racing community is having a field day with comments about the rain (see below)
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While I understand the desire and challenge to race no matter what, I'm not a rain guy.
I would no sooner race in the rain than have a picnic. For me it just won't be enjoyable.
I would no sooner race in the rain than have a picnic. For me it just won't be enjoyable.
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Have trouble understanding the snotty views levied against one type of motorsport especially when it's coming from those belonging to another. Probably why I'm drawn to drivers like Clark, Surtees, Penske, and Foyt. If it had wheels, they'd race it (although Foyt said F1 was too dangerous).