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Official Cahill announce coming tomorrow -
01-09-2007
, 06:12 PM
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Cahill racing will hold a press conference tomorrow at the speedway to make their official announcement of their 2007 plans. The two car team and drivers could officially be announced tomorrow. |
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ncrdbl1 wrote: Cahill racing will hold a press conference tomorrow at the speedway to make their official announcement of their 2007 plans. The two car team and drivers could officially be announced tomorrow. From Wikipedia:Cahill Racing is an Indy Racing League IndyCar series team owned by Iowa businessman Larry Cahill. The team initially was active from 1998-2002. From 1999 to 2000 the team was sponsored by Big Daddy's BBQ Sauce, a company with a history of failing to complete the commitments of their auto racing sponsorship contracts. However, the team was able to continue until 2002, the last season before large cost increases of the 2003 season brought by the former CART engine manufacturers and teams. The team's best finish during that time was a third place at the 2000 Phoenix International Raceway race by Donnie Beechler. |
ccws has so few and the ones they do have are questionable. You do not
want to go to the stock profile of Lexington energy. The entire market
cap on the company is not enough to pay the tire bill for a ccws team.
Just so you will know that i do not spin things, it was announced that
the cahill announcement was delayed due to personal matters. Yes it is
a PR black eye but we will have to wait to see if it is rescheduled.
Now would you announce something such as this if it happened to a ccws
team??? I doubt it.
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ncrdbl1 wrote: On Jan 10, 12:03?am, "Don't fuck with the Jesus" dontfwithje... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: ncrdbl1 wrote: Cahill racing will hold a press conference tomorrow at the speedwayto make their official announcement of their 2007 plans. The two car team and drivers could officially be announced tomorrow. From Wikipedia:Cahill Racing is an Indy Racing League IndyCar seriesteam owned by Iowa businessman Larry Cahill. The team initially was active from 1998-2002. From 1999 to 2000 the team was sponsored by Big Daddy's BBQ Sauce, a company with a history of failing to complete the commitments of their auto racing sponsorship contracts. However, the team was able to continue until 2002, the last season before large cost increases of the 2003 season brought by the former CART engine manufacturers and teams. The team's best finish during that time was a third place at the 2000 Phoenix International Raceway race by Donnie Beechler. I am sure we do not want to go into sponsors profiles, especially since ccws has so few and the ones they do have are questionable. You do not want to go to the stock profile of Lexington energy. The entire market cap on the company is not enough to pay the tire bill for a ccws team. Just so you will know that i do not spin things, it was announced that the cahill announcement was delayed due to personal matters. Yes it is a PR black eye but we will have to wait to see if it is rescheduled. Now would you announce something such as this if it happened to a ccws team??? I doubt it.Are you stunod, or what? *You shill and whine, edit context to suit your needs, and then you equivocate and place blame on others. *This is merely a reprint from Wikipedia, as stated. *I'm sure Hugo Chavez will pay his sponsorship bills to Cahill...so much for the IRL being 'All American.' The IRL, and you, are now embracing a team sponsored by the interests of Chavez, et al. * Face facts, if CCWS did this, you'd be on your patriotic high-horse bleating about this 'Un-American activity.' Also, there are two more foreign drivers coming in to the IRL and not a word of protest from you? Your posts lack consistency, as they are derived from your own special brand of hypocrisy. ================================================== =============== Chavez touts socialism in inauguration 2007/1 By IAN JAMES, Associated Press Writer 3 minutes ago CARACAS, Venezuela - Invoking Christ and Castro as his socialist models, President Hugo Chavez began his third term Wednesday by declaring that socialism, not capitalism, is the only way forward for Venezuela and the world.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
dollars even if they do become a team sponsor. As long as we are
talking about sponsors, word is that Fernandez/Chesson is close to
announcing a deal with 360 OTC for the 2007 season. Along with Sammy
Hagar becoming part owner and bringing sposnorship to the KMA IPS team.
On another subject it is being reported that Buddy Rice picked up his
seat from RLR this week and delivered it to D&R. If both of these
combinations get confirmed that would bring the IRL to 20 confirmed
fulltime cars for 2007.
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You can take it from me i do not and will not support citgo with my dollars even if they do become a team sponsor. |
threat, isn't it.
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ncrdbl1 wrote: You can take it from me i do not and will not support citgo with my dollars even if they do become a team sponsor. As long as we are talking about sponsors <snip>I take it from your 'IRL has many new sponsors and twenty cars' tangent that you're just fine with the IRL being supported by Hugo Chavez by way of Cahill Racing? *After all, you're posting triumphantly about the big (now delayed) announcement, and going-on-on about other alleged sponsorship machinations; sort of Machiavellian, no? BTW, twenty cars make the first grid? *Is that number available for wagering, or are you just too chicken-shit to bet? |
at this time. I however wait till there is more than just a rumor to
consider cars confirmed. I do not ever recall saying that there are
many new sponsors. There may be in the future and maybe not. I do know
that as of today there are 13 confirmed car/driver/sponsors
combinations signed and sealed among the 20 confirmed cars for 2007.If
a few of the other rumored deals get done and the part time cars decide
to run i can see up to possible 24 cars at homestead, but i feel 20 is
safe.
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ncrdbl1 wrote: On Jan 11, 12:38?pm, "Don't fuck with the Jesus" dontfwithje... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: ncrdbl1 wrote: You can take it from me i do not and will not support citgo with my dollars even if they do become a team sponsor. As long as we are talking about sponsors <snip>I take it from your 'IRL has many new sponsors and twenty cars' tangent that you're just fine with the IRL being supported by Hugo Chavez by way of Cahill Racing? ?After all, you're posting triumphantly about the big (now delayed) announcement, and going-on-on about other alleged sponsorship machinations; sort of Machiavellian, no? BTW, twenty cars make the first grid? ?Is that number available for wagering, or are you just too chicken-shit to bet? If i wanted to go by intentions i could say that there are 22 confirmed at this time. I however wait till there is more than just a rumor to consider cars confirmed. I do not ever recall saying that there are many new sponsors. There may be in the future and maybe not. I do know that as of today there are 13 confirmed car/driver/sponsors combinations signed and sealed among the 20 confirmed cars for 2007.If a few of the other rumored deals get done and the part time cars decide to run i can see up to possible 24 cars at homestead, but i feel 20 is safe. Two messages from you, and you have failed to approve or disapprove ( or even discuss its impolications ) the IRL/Hugo Chavez conundrum? So, do you have any issues with the IRL's Cahill Racing's sponsorship being provided by Citgo, yes or no? |
he would not patronize Citgo.
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That's a lot of talk of car counts, yet no offer of a wager? Again with '20 confirmed' why no wager? Still just air, electrons and key strokes, and no substance from my perspective here in Nevada. Until the green hits the cage or the felt, it's all useless blather. When will you be backing up these unsubstantiated claims with your own cash? |
He's gotta ask his mommy if she can loan him an extra dollar of maybe
advance him a buck on next week's allowance. Otherwise, he's got to
take it out of his lunch money.
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Don't fuck with the Jesus wrote: ncrdbl1 wrote: On Jan 11, 12:38?pm, "Don't fuck with the Jesus" dontfwithje... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: ncrdbl1 wrote: You can take it from me i do not and will not support citgo with my dollars even if they do become a team sponsor. As long as we are talking about sponsors <snip>I take it from your 'IRL has many new sponsors and twenty cars' tangent that you're just fine with the IRL being supported by Hugo Chavez by way of Cahill Racing? ?After all, you're posting triumphantly about the big (now delayed) announcement, and going-on-on about other alleged sponsorship machinations; sort of Machiavellian, no? BTW, twenty cars make the first grid? ?Is that number available for wagering, or are you just too chicken-shit to bet? If i wanted to go by intentions i could say that there are 22 confirmed at this time. I however wait till there is more than just a rumor to consider cars confirmed. I do not ever recall saying that there are many new sponsors. There may be in the future and maybe not. I do know that as of today there are 13 confirmed car/driver/sponsors combinations signed and sealed among the 20 confirmed cars for 2007.If a few of the other rumored deals get done and the part time cars decide to run i can see up to possible 24 cars at homestead, but i feel 20 is safe. Two messages from you, and you have failed to approve or disapprove ( or even discuss its impolications ) the IRL/Hugo Chavez conundrum? So, do you have any issues with the IRL's Cahill Racing's sponsorship being provided by Citgo, *yes or no?In no way am I supporting the troll. *But yesterday he did indicate that he would not patronize Citgo. That's a lot of talk of car counts, yet no offer of a wager? * Again with '20 confirmed' *why no wager? *Still just air, electrons and key strokes, and no substance from my perspective here in Nevada. * Until the green hits the cage or the felt, it's all useless blather. * When will you be backing up these unsubstantiated claims with your own cash?He's gotta ask his mommy if she can loan him an extra dollar of maybe advance him a buck on next week's allowance. *Otherwise, he's got to take it out of his lunch money.- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - |
Keep it up, ever session of school yard i dare you and i double dare
you back along with your name calling is only making ccws and it's
supporters look less and less professional. You can not recognize just
how much you are hurting your own series with such behavior.
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| Keep it up, ever session of school yard i dare you and i double dare you back along with your name calling is only making ccws and it's supporters look less and less professional. You can not recognize just how much you are hurting your own series with such behavior. |
I'm sure you have a lot more current experience with the dare / double
dare posturing. I never participated in that childish behavior even
back in the 50s and early 60s when I was in grade school.
You seem pretty active and seem to understand the practice. But don't
worry. Most of the students get over it in the fifth grade. That's
only a couple of years off for you.
Do you think there's damage to CCWS because you demonstrate your idiocy
in favor of blindly supporting the IRL instead of following a logical
thought process? That you're actually hurting CCWS by your irrational
criticism? That you're helping the IRL by criticizing Champ Car?
Ask your teacher to help you with your posts in the future. Maybe learn
a little punctuation, spelling and basic use of verbs. Your use of
English challenges the educated in this group to figure out just what
idea you're trying to convey.
But its nice to know that with all the teams in the IRL being so closely
competitive, there's real parody in that series. Right?
Dance, junior, dance.
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Yes he did. However, he repeatedly and unfailingly failed to comment positively or negatively on Citgo being a sponsor in his beloved IRL. Having listened to his 'politically correct' conservative naiveté for many years, it would seem a large leap that he would now support the IRL and Cahill Racing in accepting money from Hugo Chavez/Citgo. In actual fact, Ricky's caught by his own duplicity. |
connect the two. Its too easy for her to compromise principles by
denying these facts and continue her support for the IRL.
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