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Claus Hansen
21st June 2008, 16:48
I have just finish reading the interview with TG in autosport magazine...

Its sad to read how little he is thanking the Champcar owners, teams, for making the merger happen this year, looking at it, through grid size, the IRL would have had a 17 car grid this years, and if he was not racing his own team, a 15 car grid, without the Champcar teams... Champcar had 14 cars at spring training at Sebring... Looking a bit hard on it, he should be a bit moore welcomingen to the champcar teams, when he speaks to the press, or mabye in 13 years time, the grid size is 0 !

Hoss Ghoul
21st June 2008, 17:59
Or perhaps the Champ Car teams should be happy there was an open wheel series for them to join after their management team ran their organization into the ground?

Point is, who cares. Really at this point the people still playing the blame/credit game need to get a life. This is business, not tiddlywinks. Why does anyone need to go around thanking anyone. They get paid to race, that is thanks enough.

Claus Hansen
21st June 2008, 18:12
Good point Hoss Ghoul...

But, there is no point in my post, where am putting any blame on anybody... I just read the story, and did not like it...

Hoss Ghoul
21st June 2008, 18:15
I was just "speaking to the board" as it where...not you specifically, Claus.

Cheers.

21st June 2008, 19:16
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EagleEye
21st June 2008, 22:57
Or perhaps the Champ Car teams should be happy there was an open wheel series for them to join after their management team ran their organization into the ground?

Point is, who cares. Really at this point the people still playing the blame/credit game need to get a life. This is business, not tiddlywinks. Why does anyone need to go around thanking anyone. They get paid to race, that is thanks enough.

Best post of the year. I can't agree more.

Wilf
22nd June 2008, 01:01
I have just finish reading the interview with TG in autosport magazine...

What issue?

Claus Hansen
22nd June 2008, 08:36
June the 5th

23rd June 2008, 07:22
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Hoss Ghoul
23rd June 2008, 09:45
Heh, I'm sure you're breaking my balls for the posts above. Agreed. Lack of appropriate question marks, poor use of commas...and "where" instead of were....Perhaps more?

Oh well, I've had a fifth tonight as well, sue me.

Do you have something to add, or are you merely the grammar nazi?

P.S. How 'bout sum paragraphs, dude...