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31 May 2008, 22:34 (Ref:2216166) | #1 | |
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1st pole for Marco, ex-CC guys are at pace on short tracks.
1 Marco Andretti (26) 168,079 2 Graham Rahal (06) 167,654 3 Scott Dixon (9) 167,637 4 Will Power (8) 167,265 5 Helio Castroneves (3) 166,667 6 Tony Kanaan (11) 166,473 7 Dan Wheldon (10) 166,195 8 Enrique Bernoldi (36) 165,216 9 Oriol Servia (5) 165,190 10 EJ Viso (33) 164,843 11 Ryan Briscoe (6) 164,106 12 Ryan Hunter-Reay (17) 164,066 13 Danica Patrick (7) 163,702 14 Hideki Mutoh (27) 163,368 15 Bruno Junqueira (18) 163,123 16 John Andretti (24) 162,449 17 Ed Carpenter (20) 162,139 18 AJ Foyt IV (2) 162,049 19 Buddy Rice (15) 161,903 20 Darren Manning (14) 160,787 21 Townsend Bell (23) 160,311 22 Justin Wilson (02) 159,927 23 Mario Moraes (19) 155,511 24 Jaime Camara (34) 154,613 25 Mario Dominguez (96) 150,071 26 Vitor Meira (4) 163,276 |
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31 May 2008, 22:38 (Ref:2216169) | #2 | ||
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Well done Marco
What is with Vitor down in 26th place with a mid field time ? |
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31 May 2008, 22:39 (Ref:2216170) | #3 | ||
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I didn't follow qualifying so I don't know if anything happened, but the gap between Wilson & Rahal worries me, I've always really rated Wilson, but watching him struggle on ovals is disheartening. ..praying it's a blip.
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31 May 2008, 23:49 (Ref:2216194) | #4 | |
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Meira hit the wall in his 3rd(iirc) lap.
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31 May 2008, 23:58 (Ref:2216195) | #5 | ||
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To be fair, Enrique Bernoldi, EJ Viso, Mario Moraes, and Jaime Camara aren't former Champ Car drivers as none of them have participated in a Champ Car race. They only drive for teams that participated in CCWS last year.
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31 May 2008, 23:59 (Ref:2216197) | #6 | ||
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Also, Marty Roth crashed in practice and has withdrawn his car.
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1 Jun 2008, 01:56 (Ref:2216233) | #7 | ||
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go Will Power - P4, think he has actually had a Champcar start here
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1 Jun 2008, 02:12 (Ref:2216236) | #8 | ||
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If the disparity in speeds is anywhere near what qualifying speeds indicate, traffic is going to play a major role in tomorrow's race.
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1 Jun 2008, 20:17 (Ref:2217181) | #9 | ||
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Just discovered this hotel room also has ABC, so I can see the IRL as well as NASCAR.
I turned on lap 4, to see caution. It is lap 7, and still caution. |
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1 Jun 2008, 20:22 (Ref:2217186) | #10 | |
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Who caused it?
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1 Jun 2008, 20:31 (Ref:2217199) | #11 | ||
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Not sure. I tuned into the FCC train, so do not know what happened.
I flipped back to NASCAR since it was green. Kanaan has been the star of the race I have seen to date (hard to tell a bit, though, when switching races). Everytime I have come to see this, Kanaan has been doing some passing, or moving quickly. **** Uh-oh, Kanaan slowing and dropping places...(big lifts in the turns...have I just cursed him?)... Last edited by Dutton; 1 Jun 2008 at 20:33. |
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1 Jun 2008, 20:41 (Ref:2217212) | #12 | ||
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Lap 63 and caution. Debris, they say.
So, all should be in for a stop since it was getting towards a green-stop anyway. |
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1 Jun 2008, 20:44 (Ref:2217217) | #13 | |
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So you cursed Kanaan.
Feel my hate Dutton, feel my hate. |
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1 Jun 2008, 20:46 (Ref:2217220) | #14 | ||
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good to see more than 20 cars again at the mile...causing issues, but good to watch.
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1 Jun 2008, 21:48 (Ref:2217295) | #16 | ||
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Am I the only person watching this race?
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1 Jun 2008, 21:57 (Ref:2217302) | #17 | |
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Not the most exciting of races I thought; hope everyone's intact after that penultimate lap tangle. Nice work by Servia to get up to 6th after losing a lap almost straightaway.
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1 Jun 2008, 22:03 (Ref:2217309) | #18 | |
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Invasion from Down Under in 3...2...1...
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1 Jun 2008, 22:30 (Ref:2217337) | #21 | ||
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I was flipping Nextel and IRL (I would've added any other motorsport on the hotel system, had such existed).
This is one of the painful things of no longer being in a permanent home: I can no longer watch one TV whilst recording on three videosets. It would give me plenty to over over the days between each weekend. Ah, well, so it be. Now I get to pay hundreds of dollars to catch 2 at best. I could just let it be, accept the loss, remain in my tent, and suck it up... ...but I cannot do that... ...I'm a victim... Last edited by Dutton; 1 Jun 2008 at 22:38. |
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1 Jun 2008, 22:50 (Ref:2217351) | #22 | ||
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Yes, but with typical ABC coverage they missed half the live action while in commercial or Indy flashbacks. You could see situations developing but the director switched anyway. I have a 28 inch non high def.
set and for me side by side is almost useless. My eyes are still pretty good but I really can't tell the cars apart, in most cases, with side by side. Better than no coverage though. |
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1 Jun 2008, 23:48 (Ref:2217376) | #23 | ||
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Yes, please do not criticise side-by-side: the alternative is nothing but ads. At least with side-by-side we see the track.
I PERSONALLY 100% SUPPORT, LOVE, HAVE SOLOPIST FANTASIES OVER SIDE-BY-SIDE: IF SIDE-BY-SIDE WERE TO BE ABANDONED, THEN I MAY GO ON ESPN/ABC-BASED KILLING SPREE. Please, ESPN (ABC does not do side-by-side, as I can tell), I am a peace-loving person: please keep side-by-side. Last edited by Dutton; 1 Jun 2008 at 23:52. |
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2 Jun 2008, 00:13 (Ref:2217383) | #24 | ||
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Nice win there. Looked like Dixon was just going to dominate, but Ryan popped up and found some pace out of nowhere.
Great drives again from Viso - shame about the marble run. But also Servia - cheeky stuff passing Marco to get on the lead lap near the beginning, and with no yellows for a bit had to work his way all the way around to the back of the lead pack - and eventually earned a great 6th place finish and top of the ex-Champcar drivers. Great race. Marco - some foolish driving here and there - namely by taking out Carpenter at the end, who was a lap ahead of him I think. I'm not too impressed with Rahal's comments here or at Indy either. Seems to think he's something more special than he is at the moment. Manning was racing Rice and Rahal just hadn't pulled off the pass at all - it's not Manning's fault he decided to use the part of the track with all the bouncy rubber bits on instead and whopped the wall. |
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2 Jun 2008, 00:23 (Ref:2217386) | #25 | |
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I'm so happy for Ryan!
His career has been all over the place since he chose to join Ganassi in 2005. His talent is unquestionable, but he just couldn't find himself in the right situation. That was a great win too - to make up ground from 11th on the grid at Milwaukee is a fantastic effort. And I agree with Hazard - Servia was brilliant as well. |
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