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22nd April 2008, 21:16 #1
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Who is/was the greatest driver at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway?
Ok some rules although most will not follow them.
1. They must have driven 5 races.
2. They must have finished at least one race 12th or better.
3. They must have gone 500 miles at least once.
4. If you think a certain way then back it up with some facts.
So this eliminates Harroun and Montoya with rule 1 and Jim Hurtubise with rule 2 and Bob Harkey with rule 3.
Otherwise have fun with this since I cannot play.
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22nd April 2008, 21:22 #2
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In my mind, it's Rick Mears, four time winner, probably coulda' shoulda' won a couple more.
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22nd April 2008, 21:35 #3
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A.J. Foyt.
No one won more, led more, raced more, or was as competitive there as A.J.Racing season is soon upon us!:smokin:
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22nd April 2008, 21:47 #4
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It's Mears for me too.
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It's all one series now... can't we all get along?
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22nd April 2008, 21:51 #5
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Foyt, Mears, and Unser Sr. pretty much rank as the top three in no particular order - the obvious reasons being they won the most races. I think I would give the nod to AJ since , at the end of his career, even though he had more or less "lost the touch" at other venues, he was still very competitive at Indy in equipment that was probably significantly sub-standard relative to the best teams of the day.
I would also have to give strong consideration to Wilbur Shaw - he won three 500's - very nearly won 3 in a row (1941) and IF the star aligned could have won FIVE in a row - probably one of the strongest stretches in Indy history....
But it is AJ that gets my vote.....
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22nd April 2008, 21:52 #6
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Originally Posted by Hoss Ghoul
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22nd April 2008, 21:53 #7
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The Great Roberto Guerrero !!
nuff said !
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22nd April 2008, 21:56 #8
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Originally Posted by MarcoCheever
BTW 81st in Laps Led out of 191 drivers. With Harry Hartz and Johnny Thomson
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22nd April 2008, 22:00 #9
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Originally Posted by !!WALDO!!Racing season is soon upon us!:smokin:
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22nd April 2008, 22:06 #10
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Originally Posted by Hoss Ghoul
Highest was DePalma who led only 6 races and 102 laps each time.
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