but not a single "OMG!!! TEH F1 RACE IN AUSTIN WAS TEH BEST EVAR!!" thread yet...
The world must be upside down.
F1 drivers wearing cowboy hats and Schumacher bought a 500 acre ranch in Texas.
woohoo, giddyup
... strange world we live in
Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.
Grtechguy wrote: Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.
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Nah, F1 fans are much smarter than NASCAR fans....the F1 fans show their enthusiasm by buying $360 headphones and $5500 luggage sets from their favorite manufacturer
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David S. Wallens wrote: http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/circuit-of-the-americas-us-gp/57098/page1/
Thanks for linking to that. I had no idea that there was so much elevation change. Here's the course map that aussiemg hotlinked to in the other thread
Grtechguy wrote: Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.
And here I thought it was because they were so effeminate that they were incapable of growing body hair.
Grizz wrote:Grtechguy wrote: Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.And here I thought it was because they were so effeminate that they were incapable of growing body hair.![]()
If the F1 fans at Watkins Glen heard you say that, you'd have been flayed, eaten, crapped into a bog and set on fire. And everyone would cheer while it happened.
oldsaw wrote:Grizz wrote:If the F1 fans at Watkins Glen heard you say that, you'd have been flayed, eaten, crapped into a bog and set on fire. And everyone would cheer while it happened.Grtechguy wrote: Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.And here I thought it was because they were so effeminate that they were incapable of growing body hair.![]()
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Sounds like Sebring fans to me
oldsaw wrote:Grizz wrote:If the F1 fans at Watkins Glen heard you say that, you'd have been flayed, eaten, crapped into a bog and set on fire. And everyone would cheer while it happened.Grtechguy wrote: Ahh....the more refined F1 enthusiast have no reason to shave their favorite motorsports drivers number in the hair on their backs.And here I thought it was because they were so effeminate that they were incapable of growing body hair.![]()
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Yep. My dad was there. Hopefully this weekend we'll get to scan more of his photos from those days.
oldsaw wrote: If the F1 fans at Watkins Glen heard you say that, you'd have been flayed, eaten, crapped into a bog and set on fire. And everyone would cheer while it happened.![]()
I've drunkenly proven that I'm not flammable, so good luck with that.
JoeyM wrote:David S. Wallens wrote: http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/circuit-of-the-americas-us-gp/57098/page1/Thanks for linking to that. I had no idea that there was so much elevation change. Here's the course map that aussiemg hotlinked to in the other thread![]()
133 feet.. isn't that more elevation change than Deleware?
Grizz wrote:oldsaw wrote: If the F1 fans at Watkins Glen heard you say that, you'd have been flayed, eaten, crapped into a bog and set on fire. And everyone would cheer while it happened.I've drunkenly proven that I'm not flammable, so good luck with that.![]()
You have obviously not consumed enough accelerants.
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