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18 Jun 2000, 20:49 (Ref:17850) | #1 | ||
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I have 2 choices, Rickard Rydell and James Thompson.
Rydell because he's having a really bad patch and is seeing the championship slip away through no fault of his own. A brake problem and a crash at Oulton, and a disqualification and a black flag at Silverstone after looking so promising in qualifying. Points lost for silly reasons and not driver error. Thompson becuase he missed a few races (I know it was his fault he crashed but still it must have been frustrating for him) and now possibly he is missing Croft due to a burnt leg sustained at his DTM debut. He had double vision and real pain by the end of the race, you can read about it more at http://www.autosport.com if you haven't already. |
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18 Jun 2000, 20:51 (Ref:17852) | #2 | ||
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Neither - Ford are constantly cheating, and Thompson is a pillock who brings it all on himself. I'd have to say it was Pluto for signing on with Team Muller...
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18 Jun 2000, 20:55 (Ref:17854) | #3 | ||
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I've got to say I think Thompson is a complete prat, so I can't feel sorry for him!
I'd go for Plato for having to put up with team orders from Vauxhall. |
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19 Jun 2000, 20:03 (Ref:18089) | #4 | ||
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Yeah, that's what I thought after I posted first actually, Plato has been unfortunate. I remember at Thruxton, he was the class of the field, just inspiring. And to be made to let Muller go through in the feature was unfair, as much as I like Muller. He just wasn't as good on the day, that victory was JP's.
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20 Jun 2000, 10:13 (Ref:18189) | #5 | ||
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Without doubt, the unluckiest man in the BTCC is anyone who has paid top dollar for a '99 Super Tourer, as next year it will be worth diddly squat........
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20 Jun 2000, 15:59 (Ref:18276) | #6 | ||
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Super Tourer wrote:
>Without doubt, the unluckiest man in the BTCC is anyone >who has paid top dollar for a '99 Super Tourer, as next >year it will be worth diddly squat........ > Actually, maybe not!! If the expanded ESTC goes ahead, they may be able to sell the car for more since it is still so competitive? |
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20 Jun 2000, 19:01 (Ref:18308) | #7 | ||
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Ditto on Plato. First to that "oaf" Menu and now, undeservedly, to Muller...always #2
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21 Jun 2000, 11:15 (Ref:18468) | #8 | ||
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"Actually, maybe not!! If the expanded ESTC goes ahead, they may be able to sell the car for more since it is still so competitive?"
-Oh you are the optimist aren't you kmchow They could also sell them to Australia...where along with the rest of the super touring field will be absorbed into sport sedans... |
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