Hadji wrote:> Actually enjoyed this. Kudos to the corner workers and track officials for> keeping things running and not throwing a FCY every 5 minutes.>
IRL cars seem to have no problems with road/street courses. The Panasonic> car looked like it was smoking with 4 laps left and was black-flagged, but> otherwise didn't see any issues. Kanaan's car appeared indestructible!>
Foyt and Patrick don't appear to belong at this level of racing.>
Congrats to Andretti/Green racing.>
Hadji>
Race excitement reminded me of two other famous street races: Festival of Roses race on New Year's Day in Pasadena and the Macy's Race in New York every Thanksgiving. Probably faster average speeds in Pasadena. Both of those events had lower attrition than St. Pete.
Its so sad that 21 drivers of varying incompetence in professional racing are allowed to screw up an entire racing series. Oops, forgot... There ARE only 21 drivers....
I wonder if there was more "metal-to-metal" contact in St. Pete or Bristol?
The weather looked good and the shots of the boats were pretty.
Stick US open wheel with a fork, its done.
But lets review the vision anyway:
1. US ovals (not exactly) 2. US oval drivers (7 top top 10 non-US drivers) 3. Budget teams with parady (riiiight, remind me how many "teams" shared the top four positions?)
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