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10 Nov 2005, 00:11 (Ref:1456821)
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Is Change a good thing?
I would think so when it comes to the San Jose GP.
http://speedtv.com/articles/champcar/auto/20671/ Making the event better, by providing for some better racing. I like it. Good sign of progress if ya ask me. |
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10 Nov 2005, 09:46 (Ref:1457049)
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Sounds good, the widening of the track in particular considering how insanely narrow it was in most places.
One thing I would have liked to see is an extension though - 1.4 miles is way too short for my liking. |
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