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Thread: Its a Porsche Sweep
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15th April 2007, 01:59 #1
Its a Porsche Sweep
1-2-3 overall in tonights ALMS race
Penske Porsche took a 1-2 finish with car#7 winning
Dyson's #16 took 3rd and sister car finished 5th overall and 5th in class.
The Audi R10 lost its first race, but still won in class.
B-K motorsports was running great and I was ashamed to see them have troubles. they were running right with the Penske Porsches.Brian France is a violation of Section 12-1 (actions detrimental to stock car racing)
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15th April 2007, 03:50 #2
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Looks like Andretti Green had the speed, but totally missed the strategy. Congrats to Penske and especially to Dyson.
"Risk sweetens everything" - Peter Revson (1939 - 1974)
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15th April 2007, 08:01 #3
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I dunno... A street race here or there is OK but after two street races I'm already tired of them. And now there's Houston coming too...
Apparently ALMS teams only got 45 mins of practise so I'm doubting whether the cooperation with IRL/CC is something worthwhile...
Maybe I'm just grumpy that I slept in and only saw the last 40 mins of the race. :.................................................. ..................................................
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15th April 2007, 11:16 #4
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I used to be a street race fan but the damage to cars no matter what series is too great a risk. I will be happy when we are done with the street races.
David
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15th April 2007, 20:59 #5
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I didn't like this track at all. Too much squirky corners, too narrow and too short straights. That insane roundabout just finished my annoyance with this track to the highest point. These cars are a bit like factoryfarm animals; you shouldn't lock them up in concrete and iron placements, but let them run around free in the open air were they belong.
Good job this race was so ridiculous short so it was over very fast.
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15th April 2007, 23:40 #6
that was a poor street race to run these cars.
I watched the CCWS race and the track looked horrible.
you'd think ALMS could drive on real road courses instead of these bad Street coursesBrian France is a violation of Section 12-1 (actions detrimental to stock car racing)
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18th April 2007, 19:14 #7
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The fans seemed to prefer the Le Mans cars over the Champ Cars. Their free paddock always had several times the fans as the non-free CC paddock.
I expected a lot more from Long Beach. To me, off-track was far inferior to San Jose last year, to compare street venues.
Still, had a lot of fun, but doubt I'll go back with tracks like Utah and Road America beckoning.
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18th April 2007, 22:55 #8
Since the public doesn't come to the races, the races have to come to the public. Not a good idea for multi-class racing, though.
"needless to say, mindless killing and slaughter is only entertaining if it's well done on a technical level" – from a movie review on imdb.com
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20th April 2007, 04:11 #9
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20th April 2007, 07:15 #10
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Multi class racing - rather big speed differences. Pirro got to know pretty well what it means...
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