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Re: Quote of the Year
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Re: Quote of the Year -
07-02-2003
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What I fail to understand, and likely will never comprehend is that when such factors as engine leases, foreign races, foreign drivers, big-money teams, etc were present in CART, they were signs that CART had lost the plot,and were a threat to the longevity of open-wheel racing. Now that these *exact* things are appearing within the IRL, they are signs of a growing and vibrant series? |
a team in the IRL capable of winning over the likes of Penske
and Panther.
Come up with the money and give me a call.
If you want to do the same in CART, give Carl Haas
a call and maybe he'll sell you what you need to beat him.
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The difference is, with enough money, you could field a team in the IRL capable of winning over the likes of Penske and Panther. |
out of 7. Make that annialated 7 out of 7 times.
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Come up with the money and give me a call. |
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If you want to do the same in CART, give Carl Haas a call and maybe he'll sell you what you need to beat him. |
of 8 times this year.
What's the point you are trying to make?
Tom
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David Reininger <dreining (AT) gmu (DOT) edu> wrote: The difference is, with enough money, you could field a team in the IRL capable of winning over the likes of Penske and Panther. Penske has been beat 6 out of 7 times this season. Panther has been beat 7 out of 7. Make that annialated 7 out of 7 times. Come up with the money and give me a call. Why call you? If you want to do the same in CART, give Carl Haas a call and maybe he'll sell you what you need to beat him. He's sold it to Rahal, Fernandez, and Players who have been beat him 6 out of 8 times this year. What's the point you are trying to make? |
a winning team in big time open wheel racing. Sorry, I suppose CART was
a bad example.
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I thought the IRL example was the worse of the two. |
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Given the proper resources, isn't a winning team in anything possible? |
Wasn't so in the past.
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Tom Hiett wrote: I thought the IRL example was the worse of the two. Hehehe, don't look now but... Given the proper resources, isn't a winning team in anything possible? Today? Yes. Wasn't so in the past. |
That statement does not make any sense.
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David Reininger <dreining (AT) gmu (DOT) edu> wrote: The difference is, with enough money, you could field a team in the IRL capable of winning over the likes of Penske and Panther. Penske has been beat 6 out of 7 times this season. Panther has been beat 7 out of 7. Make that annialated 7 out of 7 times. Come up with the money and give me a call. Why call you? |
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