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Racing Types - 9/23/2003 7:41:05 PM   
BigBoone


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Just click what you like best.
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Racing Types - 9/23/2003 9:05:23 PM   
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If road racing includes F1 im going there


 


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Racing Types - 9/23/2003 9:09:28 PM   
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Well, I voted drag racing though road / rally racing would be more fun, but the likelyhood of me ever doing it is way low

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Racing Types - 9/23/2003 10:14:57 PM   
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rally

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Racing Types - 9/24/2003 8:24:54 AM   
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It's easy to make a car go fast in a straight line, much harder to make it fast and turn.


I love road racing!  I love rally racing! I love autocrossing! I HATE NASCAR and anything that you only turn left!


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Racing Types - 9/24/2003 9:24:07 AM   
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I dont hate the guys who work in the pits and drive the cars and stuff, that takes lots of skill. But NASCAR sucks. They've totally taken over Speed Cannel, and took out allthe good shows, i.e, Motor Trend TV, Motorsport Mundial, Test Drive, etc. All they show now is boring NBS reruns, and classic NASCAR stuff. It really ticks me off. Boo NASCAR

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Racing Types - 9/24/2003 9:58:33 AM   
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Im totally with you on the Nascar issue

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Racing Types - 9/24/2003 1:04:36 PM   
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Ditto. After Speedvision lost their vision (ie turned into the Speed channel) they were advertising adding 45 additional hours of NASCRAP coverage each week - including coverage of old/historic races and such.

Snore.

Rally is so much more exciting. If you like the sport go out and start working it. www.rally-america.com has listings of all of the events - contact people at the SCCA and have them put you in touch with the appropriate people and get involved. I've been on/off doing stage work (start/stop/road marshall) since about 1993 or 94 and now I'm the pit crew for 1-2 rally teams (sometimes I'm the only crew for both teams). Talk about fun - sometimes there's a 15 minute pit and you've gotta swap brake pads, zip-tie body parts back on, clean air filters, safety-wire the exhaust back on, change tires, and fix leaks where dust is coming in, then run over and fuel up the cars.
(other times it's really boring and all you do is add gas)
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Racing Types - 9/24/2003 3:02:43 PM   
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I agree, If I had a choice between watching something about nascar or staring at a wall, I would probably choose the wall.

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Racing Types - 9/25/2003 12:37:09 AM   
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hey i love to race.. the drag strip is the safest place for me to open my car up and to compete.. i would love to road race my car( minus the roll cage and other thing i would need)  my stock suspension sucked,,  but now with the parts i have,  i would love to road race..  the mustang is a great car in curves once you scrap the wheels tires, struts, springs, control arms, etc from the factory and put some good things in..

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Racing Types - 9/25/2003 3:06:14 AM   
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I love drag racing.  I have to drive fast on winding country roads responding to calls and chasing people every day, so I dont have too much desire to do it when Im not working.  But hey preference is preference.  I like watching road races and rally more than drags though

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Racing Types - 9/26/2003 5:27:03 PM   
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I like to Drag race. I dont have cable TV in my house, I do have a DVD and VCR, a few computers and such, but I just dont see the need to sit and watch something. I would rather DO it. instead of watching Drag Racing, I will head out to the track and beat on my car. NASCAR is pretty booring to watch. Almost anything is booring to watch, at least to me.

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Racing Types - 9/28/2003 4:32:19 AM   
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Thats like professional baseball.  Boring as hell! I'd much rather be playing it than watching it.  Hell, professional sports period.  Much rather play

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Racing Types - 9/28/2003 9:36:46 AM   
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Drag racing. Especially live, to not only watch but feel the top fuel and funny cars blow by you at 300 mph. I'd like to see one of those NASCAR boys try that.Wink

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Racing Types - 9/28/2003 11:00:09 AM   
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[QUOTE=gdear66]Drag racing. Especially live, to not only watch but feel the top fuel and funny cars blow by you at 300 mph. I'd like to see one of those NASCAR boys try that.Wink[/QUOTE]


Now that's what I'm talking about! I totally agree with you on that one!


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