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Thread: Rahal to D&R
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17th June 2010, 20:41 #21
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Originally Posted by beachbum"Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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21st June 2010, 06:08 #22
Not exactly cheery news to hear both Graham and Ryan Hunter-Reay say that they have no idea whether they'll be in the next race. If not for the pit violation, Hunter-Reay would have likely been in the hunt for a win. And Graham was running very strong until a bum radio threw him off sequence. D&R's money issues I can sort of understand. But to have Andretti Autosport not be able to find a (consistent) sponsor for a driver of Hunter-Reay's caliber would be like Mercedes announcing that Nico Rosberg was race to race because of funding... or Hendrick announcing that Mark Martin was race to race because of funding. I've never heard the first bad thing about Hunter-Reay. And in addition to being the poster boy for the series sponsor, he's clearly a very talented racer - if AA was a two car team, you'd want Kanaan and Hunter-Reay (or is that just stating the obvious?). It would be a shame to see him not be able to race, while the weak kitten on that team (who wants to leave anyway) is bathing in funding.
Well, good luck to both Graham and Ryan in securing seats for the next race... and the rest of the season."Every generation's memory is exactly as long as its own experience." --John Kenneth Galbraith
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21st June 2010, 11:54 #23
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Speaking of the "weak kitten", there was no post-race TV interview with her at all yesterday, and yet the universe didn't collapse, the sky didn't fall, and we got to hear from some great racers, with some interesting things to say about their day. Good for Versus!
I really hate to see Graham and Ryan left hanging regarding any more racing this year. And not because of the usual "they're AMERICAN". Because they're both good racers, who give it their all on track every single time, and can be coherent in an interview about their race afterwards.
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21st June 2010, 15:02 #24
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It is a poor point in the season for race to race deals that is for sure. I hope like heck somebody realizes common sense. RHR is in the hunt for a longshot at a championship with 5 roadies coming up. Rahal is already out of the hunt based on his deal from the start of the year but still, any experience he can get with some of these lesser teams will only help him next year in my opinion. So with those that, I am excited that PT is in the next 3, albeit with 2 different teams (heck Rahal is on his 3rd already this year)! Pretty hard for those guys to get any chemistry and do well but PT made a pretty strong showing on a part time basis last year during this stretch.
It isn't the car Danica...it is the space between the steering wheel and the seat.
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