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Did they diamond-saw the pavement where the tire locked up? DOT did that to a concrete highway near me, I'm guessing it improves wet-weather grip. At least the car was going parallel to the grooves at the time - would hate to see the cheese grater effect if it had been perpendicular.
Wow! That's lovely looking bag you've got there! Wait! Is it full of sand? Can't be...P18.... the longest the car ran all day
This was more shifter related, wouldn't come out of firstIs that the Holinger trans? I thought they were bullet proof? Unlike the MT82....
Racing down a bowling alley, the 150mph straight that cooled the brakes ended in a 30mph corner..!!!???Man, if you guys didn’t have bad luck, you wouldn’t have any luck at all. Brutal.
what was the driver consensus of the track? From my couch, it seemed like it had all the danger of Long Beach, but none of the character and opportunity.
Watching the racing in Detroit on TV I wondered who set up the course. What a mess. Rough patches, alleys and abrupt corners. Sadistic comes to mind.Racing down a bowling alley, the 150mph straight that cooled the brakes ended in a 30mph corner..!!!???
The wreck of the Turner BMW and the Aston even made the Indycar race..lolRacing down a bowling alley, the 150mph straight that cooled the brakes ended in a 30mph corner..!!!???
Or somebody that doesn't have a clue...as in MORON........opinions are like ..............you fill in the blank........................we all have one and they all..............help us out............Sadistic comes to mind.
The wreck of the Turner BMW and the Aston even made the Indycar race..lol