I find it interesting. And the technological battles are pretty
sophisticated. Of course, you can only get it on the Speed Channel, so that limits exposure in the U.S.

If I may play around with the topic's title:
Waste of dough/not a waste of dough?

Turning RIGHT in addition to turning LEFT is NOT CRAP!

I couldn't vote, though, boo hoo...

If there was a poll, I'd vote Not Crap, but only if watched live.

It can get pretty fucking boring on TV though.

The poll is up.

Not a waste of dough, in the least.
Road America has Vintage Formula One races, occasionally.
www.roadamerica.com
You can run your own car on the tracks for $50.00, too.
They call it "touring".

Yes, I was just at Road America for the American LeMans race, which is also interesting, although the Speed Challenge races attached to the series were even better, as they use a real "grand prix" start from a dead stop. Now that requires some driving skills.

As Chicagoans on these electrical forum surely know, Road America is really more of a Chicago track than a Wisconsin track, but historically and in the present. The Tribune supports many of the races with real dollars. Imagine, if you will, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel supporting that big flyover
you have down there every summer. Similar deal, as this is a small state filled with tiny people.

Rog must be the Rog I was in a band with way back when, huh?

I bought my Prelude from David Hobbs, he still races in the vintage series.
I'd love to see the old Can Am cars and stuff, one of these days I'm gonna GO!

TL wrote:
Rog must be the Rog I was in a band with way back when, huh?

That's right, Spud.

It looks like this weekend is the last of the season at R.A..
Maybe I'll get up there next year. I'm intrigued by the "Motards".

I'm a total F1 geek, so of coarse I voted not crap.

M'pop was a big f1 fan, hence me and my siblings are F1 fans. J.P. Montoya is my guy. Went to the U.S. Grand prix the last 3 years.


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