lolQuote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
Printable View
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
Your brain is in troubles...Quote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
No, he is right. Buffum never made more than 2 WRC events in a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
You can see here:
John Buffum on Rallybase database
Block also made 2 WRC events in 2007.
Absolute gold and agree 100% ... One of the things holding rallying back is the narrow minded living in the past mentalities ..... Pastrana, Block, RedBull, Monster, gymkhana video's, big jumps - awesome stuff !!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally_Rocks
Haha, pretty much the point people are trying to get across is that - "Pastrana, Block, RedBull, Monster, gymkhana video's, big jumps - awesome stuff!!" - is narrow minded.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalo
Also, present WRC is nothing like that either.
Don't know if it's online, but today's Motorsport News dedicates the cover and first two inside pages to Pastrana's jump. It's also worth reading the comments of MSN editor Matt Burt who is a very experienced and well respected motorsport journalist. He very very neatly expresses the same view as myself and a number of other contributors in this thread.
Thank you but I have followed Buffum since I came into the sport in 1983-84Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
Very few people did, indeed many works drivers then only did selected events.
But he drove and did very well, especially well when you consider the level of the sport in USA at the time on the one hand and the always huge difficulties of dropping into an event for the first or maybe at most second time.
And if memeory serves me correctly he stuffed on the first or second stage on each and finished under the "Super rally" rules far far down in the results in very thin fields.Quote:
Block also made 2 WRC events in 2007.
Buffum did "multiple events".
You try to change that to "multiple events in one year".
Sorry but his statement must be what we discuss.
I am referring not to you but to the very agressive "Anthonyvop" who in this forum's Chit chat section has described everybody who doesn't live in the fantasy world of Cuban Revanchism as he does as "Communists-nazis" and conversely or interchangeably "Nazi-communists", and that includes everybody from me to Barak Obama.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
As I said it seems in his world he is the only non-Nazi-Commie.
or Commie-Nazi.
It seems it is an all-purpose dirty word that he uses.
He has zero involvement in rally (aside from rephrasing other reports for some obscure web site) and yet he feels free to ridicule people who work everyday to make the sport in USA available and affordable to more people.
In short he is a classic internet keyboard er who tries to make arguments about things he has no connection to, and that is called a "troll".
Relax, with you I am just explaining what the conditions from our US perspective from normal rally competitors looks like.
Wow......You are so wrong on so many points it isn't worth the effort to point each out individually.Quote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
Now if you want to discuss how to increase participation of low-budget Club Rally competitors so you can sell more Dampers I am game but if you just want to hurl personal insults then this conversation is over.
Sorry dudes, but this new thingie you are describing is not Rally! It is just some show-off thing, which is not bad, but do not get confused and start to think that this is rallying. Only thing that connects these publicity stunts is that US publicity guys have used Subaru rallycar.
If You want spectate something new and "spectacular" showoff thingies, give it a name and start a championship or a series. At the moment it seems that some of the guys here do not know the real meaning or spirit of rallying.
You can call me oled fashioned or narrowminded - no problems - but then again, You seem to live in a video game or in Youtube world :D