Indy Pole, So Far ...

In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.

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In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy. Both Ganassi
and Penske teams are too smart
to attempt to qualify under the poor conditions.

Fixed it for you. Also fixed your cross-post attempt.

"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote

. wrote:
In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy. Both Ganassi
and Penske teams are too smart
to attempt to qualify under the poor conditions.



Fixed it for you. Also fixed your cross-post attempt.

Wrong yet again, Ganassi already qualified two cars,
and, as always, my cross post was quite successful.

.. wrote:

In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.

Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.

"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote

. wrote:
In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.



Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.

No you're, as usual, wrong yet again. Every one
of my original words, as always, were 100 %
correct at the time that were posted, as even a
retarded 10 year old in a hurry would easily
distinguish. AGR, with the highest winning
percentage of any IRL team, set another record
yesterday by qualifying all 5 cars in the Top 11,
and on pole day no less, and has never failed to
qualify every car, as opposed to team Penske.

.. wrote:

"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote in message
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. wrote:
In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.


Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.


No you're, as usual, wrong yet again. Every one
of my original words, as always, were 100 %
correct at the time that were posted, as even a
retarded 10 year old in a hurry would easily
distinguish. AGR, with the highest winning
percentage of any IRL team, set another record
yesterday by qualifying all 5 cars in the Top 11,
and on pole day no less, and has never failed to
qualify every car, as opposed to team Penske.

"too afraid"?? You're still just the weak Andretti blow-whore.

"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote

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"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote in message
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. wrote:
In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.


Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.


No you're, as usual, wrong yet again. Every one
of my original words, as always, were 100 %
correct at the time that were posted, as even a
retarded 10 year old in a hurry would easily
distinguish. AGR, with the highest winning
percentage of any IRL team, set another record
yesterday by qualifying all 5 cars in the Top 11,
and on pole day no less, and has never failed to
qualify every car, as opposed to team Penske.



"too afraid"??

Precisely. They feared they couldn't capture the
pole (or possibly even qualify in the top eleven)
with a time that would hold throughout the day.
There could be no other possible explanation.

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"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote in message
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In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.


Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.

No you're, as usual, wrong yet again. Every one
of my original words, as always, were 100 %
correct at the time that were posted, as even a
retarded 10 year old in a hurry would easily
distinguish. AGR, with the highest winning
percentage of any IRL team, set another record
yesterday by qualifying all 5 cars in the Top 11,
and on pole day no less, and has never failed to
qualify every car, as opposed to team Penske.


"too afraid"??

Precisely. They feared they couldn't capture the
pole (or possibly even qualify in the top eleven)
with a time that would hold throughout the day.
There could be no other possible explanation.

Your narrowsightedness missed the real reason. Penske was smart. Smart
enough to know that Andretti was stew pud for trying to qualify at that
time of day. Penske, on the other hand, was smart. Much smarter than
the combined "brain-trust" of AGR. He knew that a qualifying run a
little later in the day would get the pole away from the much weaker AGR
team.

On May 14, 1:34 pm, Cessna 310 <jolene... (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote:

Your narrowsightedness missed the real reason. Penske was smart. Smart
enough to know that Andretti was stew pud for trying to qualify at that
time of day. Penske, on the other hand, was smart. Much smarter than
the combined "brain-trust" of AGR. He knew that a qualifying run a
little later in the day would get the pole away from the much weaker AGR
team.

Michael is relatively new at this owner game and it shows, especially
since the red and white cars showed up (again). Penske and Ganassi
have been doing it for so many years they are masters at qualifying.

"Cessna 310" <jolene310 (AT) sbc (DOT) com> wrote

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In addition to setting the fastest qualifying times in
half the races this year alone, AGR sets the fastest
two qualifying times at Indy, beating both Ganassi
and Penske cars, the latter team being too afraid
to attempt to compete under the same conditions.


Well, you're wrong again, aren't you. AGR failed to get the pole.
Looks like AGR musta been stew pudder than Penske.

No you're, as usual, wrong yet again. Every one
of my original words, as always, were 100 %
correct at the time that were posted, as even a
retarded 10 year old in a hurry would easily
distinguish. AGR, with the highest winning
percentage of any IRL team, set another record
yesterday by qualifying all 5 cars in the Top 11,
and on pole day no less, and has never failed to
qualify every car, as opposed to team Penske.


"too afraid"??

Precisely. They feared they couldn't capture the
pole (or possibly even qualify in the top eleven)
with a time that would hold throughout the day.
There could be no other possible explanation.




Your narrowsightedness missed the real reason. Penske was smart. Smart
enough to know that Andretti was stew pud for trying to qualify at that
time of day. Penske, on the other hand, was smart. Much smarter than
the combined "brain-trust" of AGR. He knew that a qualifying run a
little later in the day would get the pole away from the much weaker AGR
team.

AGR held the pole most of the day, finished their
trials at an even more opportune time of the afternoon
(immediately following the Penske team's final attempt),
ran the single quickest lap of the day (Kanaan, lap #2),
http://motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=252108&FS=IRL
except for a single position captured the entire front row
and only missed the pole by forty-two thousandths of a
second. The brain-trust at AGR, showcasing the highest
winning percentage of any IRL team, have never once
failed to qualify every entry, quite unlike "smart" Penske.