World Championship is over.
Too bad for Indy.
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Feb
No Need To See The USGP
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On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:07:05 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
<rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
>World Championship is over.
Is there a 12 months old echo in here?
>Too bad for Indy.
Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
David
There is a god, Brian. And He’s an open-wheel racing fan. Never forget that.
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"Brian P. Sweeney, Esq." <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> World Championship is over.
> Too bad for Indy.
Brian P. Sweeney, Esq. <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> World Championship is over.
> Too bad for Indy.
Class 2 championship still up for grabs. So a big YAY to that then!
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Good , the fewer Non fans that are not there , the more tickets that
will be sold on the street at way les than face value making our trip
there very inexpensive . Cant wait to hear those 18.500 RPM Screaming
Engines again !
"Brian P. Sweeney, Esq." wrote:
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> World Championship is over.
> Too bad for Indy.
DC a écrit :
> On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:07:05 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >World Championship is over.
> Is there a 12 months old echo in here?
> >Too bad for Indy.
> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
Exactly.
"DC" <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:07:05 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >World Championship is over.
> Is there a 12 months old echo in here?
> >Too bad for Indy.
> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
good one DC
If it means one less bottom feeding schiester lawyer in my
proximity it is well worth it to me. In my aquarium at home I named my
bottom feeding scum sucking fish Lawyer. It matters little to me about
the championship. I have been to Montreal 3 times and am excited about
my first trip to Indy. Also getting to see one of our C.A.R.T. boys in
F1 running up front. I dream of the day it is an American. As one person
stated just hearing those engines sing at 18,500 ripems raises the hair
on the back of my neck. Also to me seeing a Ferrari is a sacred event.
One should drop to thier knees in the presence of one of the late
Commandatorie’s F1 cars and kiss a tire ala the Pope.
Lazy Democrat Scumbag On WeIfare <"Welfare is Democrats way of life "@ Ghetto row.com> wrote in message <news:L4C_8.7950$Ga1.2029442@news1.news.adelphia.net>…
> Good , the fewer Non fans that are not there , the more tickets that
> will be sold on the street at way les than face value making our trip
> there very inexpensive …
Maybe I’ll be able get into section J after all!
- T.
> World Championship is over.
> Too bad for Indy.
I hate to say it, but the championship has been over since MS won the 1st
race of the year in last years car.
DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:07:05 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >World Championship is over.
> Is there a 12 months old echo in here?
> >Too bad for Indy.
> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
Wellll, yes. but….
Among the front runners in today’s French GP there was only ONE passing
move on track (when Kimi overdid it and Schuey slid through).
Disappointing.
kiwifan
"Brian P. Sweeney, Esq." <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> spat out
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> World Championship is over.
> Too bad for Indy.
Wow Brian, you’re a real racing fan.
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Matt Pope
ron&sue:
>Among the front runners in today’s French GP there was only ONE passing
>move on track (when Kimi overdid it and Schuey slid through).
>Disappointing.
Like last year, and the years before that, the only passing possible
is on that hairpin.
And don’t expect much of the new (or shall I say f**ked up?)
Hockenheimring either.
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On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 23:24:07 GMT, "jlohman" <jloh…@austin.rr.con>
wrote:
>> World Championship is over.
>> Too bad for Indy.
>I hate to say it, but the championship has been over since MS won the 1st
>race of the year in last years car.
which is nothing more than your opinion. Anything happens in racing.
In article <roH_8.158658$eF5.4125…@twister.austin.rr.com>,
jloh…@austin.rr.con says…
> I hate to say it, but the championship has been over since MS won the 1st
> race of the year in last years car.
True. I think that all the other teams lost a lot of heart when that
happened. It couldn’t have been very encouraging. I guess they’ll like
it even better if they start testing the 2003 car while this season
is still going on.
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randy AT thegateway DOT net
On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 20:30:16 -0400, zzzzzzzzzz
<zzzzzzz…@zzzzzzzzzz.jp> wrote:
>On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 23:24:07 GMT, "jlohman" <jloh…@austin.rr.con>
>wrote:
>>> World Championship is over.
>>> Too bad for Indy.
>>I hate to say it, but the championship has been over since MS won the 1st
>>race of the year in last years car.
>which is nothing more than your opinion. Anything happens in racing.
Now i just had to look and glory be, it seems Nostradamus had
something about Schumacher and even RASF1.
They will be driven away without much fighting,
they will be very much harried in the country:
Town and city will have a greater debate:
Carcassonne and Narbonne will have their hearts tried.
Regards, Frank
f…@optushome.com.au (Frank or is it Jackie ?) spat out
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> Now i just had to look and glory be, it seems Nostradamus had
> something about Schumacher and even RASF1.
> They will be driven away without much fighting,
> they will be very much harried in the country:
> Town and city will have a greater debate:
> Carcassonne and Narbonne will have their hearts tried.
> Regards, Frank
LOL. Sometimes I worry about you Victorians…
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Matt Pope
"Michel Forest" <fore…@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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DC a écrit :
> On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 11:07:05 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >World Championship is over.
> Is there a 12 months old echo in here?
> >Too bad for Indy.
> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
Exactly.
Very little racing in F1 and even then its ususally interrupted by an
intentional but instinctive move. I quit watching after that.
But you spend time here posting on this NG. Pretty strange for someone that
has ‘" Stopped watching F-1".
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Mark Blackwell wrote:
> Exactly.
> Very little racing in F1 and even then its ususally interrupted by an
> intentional but instinctive move. I quit watching after that.
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> But you spend time here posting on this NG. Pretty strange for someone
that
> has ‘" Stopped watching F-1".
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> Mark Blackwell wrote:
> > Exactly.
> > Very little racing in F1 and even then its ususally interrupted by an
> > intentional but instinctive move. I quit watching after that.
Actually didn’t catch the cross posting. Sorry for the intrusion into the
F1 group. I do watch most every other form of racing. Just not F1
In article <ranljuon2ut4ft6oaqjmrlqtgjgq747…@4ax.com>,
DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
> David
If you enjoy racing, don’t visit Indy, for you’ll see scant little of
it. Worst seats I’ve ever seen, for any event. Disappointed they sold
them.
On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 00:38:45 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
<rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
>In article <ranljuon2ut4ft6oaqjmrlqtgjgq747…@4ax.com>,
> DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
>> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
>If you enjoy racing, don’t visit Indy, for you’ll see scant little of
>it. Worst seats I’ve ever seen, for any event. Disappointed they sold
>them.
I’ve been. 2000 USGP. You’re right about the seats – mine were crap.
But I upgraded via a "scalper" at a reasonable rate and got some
decent ones. Loved the atmosphere and chatting with the fans from all
over the world. Not particularly keen on the result though, but that
was hardly Indy’s fault…
David
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DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 00:38:45 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >In article <ranljuon2ut4ft6oaqjmrlqtgjgq747…@4ax.com>,
> > DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> >> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
> >If you enjoy racing, don’t visit Indy, for you’ll see scant little of
> >it. Worst seats I’ve ever seen, for any event. Disappointed they sold
> >them.
> I’ve been. 2000 USGP. You’re right about the seats – mine were crap.
> But I upgraded via a "scalper" at a reasonable rate and got some
> decent ones. Loved the atmosphere and chatting with the fans from all
> over the world. Not particularly keen on the result though, but that
> was hardly Indy’s fault…
> David
As an American, and a host, I’m greatly disappointed in what we offer
you. This country has astounding tracks, amidst great atmosphere and
culture, but the racing powers chose a venue which says very little in
the way of: "Thanks for visiting. Enjoy the race and your environs." At
IMS, and in Indianapolis, little is offered to a visiting race fan or
tourist.
The U.S. could have done so much better.
"Brian P. Sweeney, Esq." <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> In article <pebnjus68a6v46pjfdg7lts8q0drbpd…@4ax.com>,
> DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 00:38:45 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
> > <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > >In article <ranljuon2ut4ft6oaqjmrlqtgjgq747…@4ax.com>,
> > > DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > >> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
> > >> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
> > >If you enjoy racing, don’t visit Indy, for you’ll see scant little of
> > >it. Worst seats I’ve ever seen, for any event. Disappointed they sold
> > >them.
> > I’ve been. 2000 USGP. You’re right about the seats – mine were crap.
> > But I upgraded via a "scalper" at a reasonable rate and got some
> > decent ones. Loved the atmosphere and chatting with the fans from all
> > over the world. Not particularly keen on the result though, but that
> > was hardly Indy’s fault…
> > David
> As an American, and a host,
That’s amusing, given your incredibly hostile displays of
xenophobia.
"Brian P. Sweeney, Esq." <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> spat out
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> In article <pebnjus68a6v46pjfdg7lts8q0drbpd…@4ax.com>,
> DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 00:38:45 -0500, "Brian P. Sweeney, Esq."
>> <rascpropone…@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >In article <ranljuon2ut4ft6oaqjmrlqtgjgq747…@4ax.com>,
>> > DC <gojphKEEPYERJ…@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> >> Too bad for those saps who are only interested in statistics, records
>> >> and championships. Fine and dandy for enthusiasts who enjoy racing…
>> >If you enjoy racing, don’t visit Indy, for you’ll see scant little of
>> >it. Worst seats I’ve ever seen, for any event. Disappointed they sold
>> >them.
>> I’ve been. 2000 USGP. You’re right about the seats – mine were crap.
>> But I upgraded via a "scalper" at a reasonable rate and got some
>> decent ones. Loved the atmosphere and chatting with the fans from all
>> over the world. Not particularly keen on the result though, but that
>> was hardly Indy’s fault…
>> David
> As an American, and a host, I’m greatly disappointed in what we offer
> you. This country has astounding tracks, amidst great atmosphere and
> culture, but the racing powers chose a venue which says very little in
> the way of: "Thanks for visiting. Enjoy the race and your environs." At
> IMS, and in Indianapolis, little is offered to a visiting race fan or
> tourist.
> The U.S. could have done so much better.
Whilst I’m sure the US has many great race tracks, how many of them are
fully equipped to meet Bernie’s standards? Also, how many of them have
track managers firmly wedged into Bernie’s hip pocket (like TG).
Personally, I’d love the idea of an F1 car screaming around a track like
Elkhart Lake, or a similar circuit, if it was properly equipped.
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Matt Pope