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29th April 2007, 18:14 #1
Al Jr. has ride with foyt
According to the Indianapolis Star(4/29/07), Al Unser Jr. has agreed to terms with A.J. Foyt for the 500. Also, Davey Hamilton according to the star, is the front runner for the 4th Vision Car. Any other predictions for possible rides? I have heard rumors of Chesson possibly being in a Ginassi car. Any Truth?
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29th April 2007, 18:36 #2
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Davey Hamilton? I thought he had retired after a bad crash at Texas back in 2001?
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29th April 2007, 18:57 #3
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It was on the IndyCar homepage that he was looking for a ride in the 500.
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29th April 2007, 18:57 #4
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Townsend Bell is probably more likely for another Vision car.
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29th April 2007, 19:13 #5
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Originally Posted by Scheckterfan54
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30th April 2007, 04:43 #6
I also doubted the thought that chesson would end up in a ginassi car. I would love to see him back though, I thought he was great for the speedway because he represented a lot of the same people that are fans of the 500. Any chance he is back at all?
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3rd May 2007, 16:26 #7
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Wow, why not have Big Al and Bobby Unser run this year as well. Go for a 1-2-3 finish.
I've always been a big Little Al fan. The last year he ran Elkhart Lake he did not look good (off the track). I caught him sitting outside his trailer smoking a cigarette. I had a good chat with him, friendly as usually. He just sounded tired. Cannot remember what year that was.
I wish him the best, a win would be awesome. I think we all know that is very unlikely.
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4th May 2007, 04:00 #8
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I sorta hate to see it. He was a great champion. Now he's going to be a has been in a not very competitive car. I'd rather remember him as a champion.
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4th May 2007, 06:45 #9
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There is something about Indy that gets people like Al, but they need to know when to stop. My concern is that, with his recent issues with the bottle, if anything were to happen which he was involved in, the papers could have a field day. We could see a once great champion and Indy 500 winner dragged through the mud by the press.
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4th May 2007, 19:16 #10
I believe that there are a lot more talented drivers available for this great event. Little Al has been there, done that, why not give a young driver some experience, such as an IPS driver! But, I will give Foyt credit, atleast he didnt put larry inthe car!!!
Yesterday Chris Ingram posted he was doing a shakedown of the Polo R5 so it seems he's continuing in that car for the Jim Clark. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7OEfYKoYV1/?igsh=czZzYzB1dm9zeHd4 ...
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