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Old 03-11-2006, 12:33 PM   #1
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My favorite motorsport is driving to a College Basketball game!

I drove down to St. Louis last year for the Final Four...that was really awesome!
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Old 03-11-2006, 07:29 PM   #2
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Fummala Wun, as that renowned man of the people, Bernie Ecclestone, calls it.
I have no earthly idea why. Like as not the race will be a parade.
Maybe it's to see what sort of unintended consequences Mosely & Co can create with their constant tinkering with the regulations.
My favorite at the moment is the 5 buck air restrictor on the Toro Rosso V10, which has vaulted them from the anticipated rear of the grid to mid-pack.
All the teams that spent hundreds of millions to develop 2.4 V8s must be saying to themselves, "Now, why didn't I think of that?"
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Old 03-11-2006, 09:30 PM   #3
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Hi,
  • 1-what is your favorite motorsport - F1, IRL, CART

    2-how often to you watch - Every Televised Race

    3-how long have you been watching - followed F1, CART since I was a Kid - '60's

    4-who is your favorite driver/team - Through the Years, Senna, Mario Andretti, Dan Gurney, Jim Clark, Nikki Lauda - currently D. Patrick (she is the Real Deal!), Rahal/Letterman Racing.
    Spent a lot of time at Newman/Haas in Libertyville, IL in the early '90's - Paul and Chris are really wonderful enthusiasts. I know Neil Mickelright (GM for Players Forsythe team), pretty well. Neil is a fellow Lotus Esprit Owner, we've hoisted a few on several occaisions - usually the National Lotus Convention. Neil, his Son and I have all raced in Vintage Races B4 - a really great Guy!

    5-what is your least favorite formula - CART for Driving and F1 for the Technology

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99

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Old 03-13-2006, 10:40 AM   #4
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Like as not the race will be a parade.
Maybe it's to see what sort of unintended consequences Mosely & Co can create with their constant tinkering with the regulations.
Funny enough, the race was fantastic and they seem to have gotten it right for once. Let's hope they stop messing with it for a while
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Old 03-13-2006, 01:09 PM   #5
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Smile F-1 is there anything else?

1- F-1 & ALMS. Both are showcases for high tech.

2- All the time. I also tape them to enjoy them later.

3- On TV I watched F-1 whenever it was televised. On speed tv I watch it all the time. In person I watched GP racing at the 1957 GP of Habana. Saw Fangio win, Stirling Moss and Marques de Portago as a kid with my father. It was loud and no ads on cars at the time. Lots of Ferrari's, Maserati's and Alfa's. Next time at Watkins Glens when Alan Jones became champion with a Saudia- Williams. Ferrari was no good then. I attend the GP of Canada in June. I take my son and son in-law.

4- Drivers I enjoyed watching would say: Fangio, Senna, Schumacher, Raikkomen & Giles Villenueve, the father. Can not forget the GP of France in the eighties and watch Villenueve in his #27 Ferrari go wheel to wheel with Rene Arnoux in a turbo Renault for second place. They banged wheels at 200 mph on a long straightway. Arnoux conceded the position to Villaneuve ended in third. Teams, I like Ferrari, Williams, McLaren, Audi in ALMS series,

5- Nascar & IRL. Have total disdain for going around in a circle.
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Old 03-13-2006, 03:12 PM   #6
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F1 (also like WRC and MotoGP)

I watch every race of all three series

Been watching F1 for 18 years (started in high school!)

Ferrari - M Schumacher, Button, Kimi, Speed
Subaru - Solberg, Gali, Gronholm
Repsol Honda - Hayden, and of course Val Rossi the great doctor

Toyota & BMW, only driver I don't like is JPM
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1-what is your favorite motorsport - F1, ALMS (including LeMans), CART (in that order)

2-how often to you watch - F1 absolutely every race live on TV, and go to Canada every year. Have also been to Monza. Watch ALMS when I can and like to watch as much of LeMans as I can. CART, when its convienent.

3-how long have you been watching - F1 since the late 1970's. CART and ALMS since the mid 1980's.

4-who is your favorite driver/team - Drivers - Alboreto, Villeneuve (Gilles), Prost, Senna, Schumacher (Michael obviously), Gurney (never saw him race though) - Team - You mean there is any team but Ferrari?

5-what is your least favorite formula - NASCAR Truck Series. Come on, trucks? The next thing they will race is trailer homes!
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1-what is your favorite motorsport

F1, Champ Car (Atlantics included), ALMS

2-how often to you watch

Any race I can see...

3-how long have you been watching

almost religiously for 4 years, but off and on before that

4-who is your favorite driver/team

Kimi Raikkonen and McLaren Mercedes, and now Transnet racing since I'm working for them

5-what is your least favorite formula

NASCAR... even more after the blatant disrespect that Jimmy Spencer showed to the F1 drivers during the commentary before the NASCAR race..
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