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10-19-2005, 07:18 PM
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10-19-2005, 11:39 PM
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It's bad when you already know every twist & turn.
You know, from a complete novice standpoint, he was obviously driving at a pace that would give me a heart attack, but it didn't seem as though he was pushing it 10/10ths.
...of course, that's like if I were to critique a brain surgeon's sewing skills.
You know, from a complete novice standpoint, he was obviously driving at a pace that would give me a heart attack, but it didn't seem as though he was pushing it 10/10ths.
...of course, that's like if I were to critique a brain surgeon's sewing skills.
10-20-2005, 12:50 PM
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i agree with you pat. might have been the difficulty in keeping up that level of driving for that long a race and maybe he still has a shred of self preservation...or he is just young.
but damn. that is something i would've attempted in a car back in my younger crazier days (10-11 years ago), but definitely not now.
awesome driving.
b
but damn. that is something i would've attempted in a car back in my younger crazier days (10-11 years ago), but definitely not now.
awesome driving.
b
10-25-2005, 01:57 PM
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Fairly obscene pace he keeps throughout the lap. My favorite is when he adjusts his helmet with the throttle buried about halfway through on the straight. Insane lap..absolutely
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