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NASCAR26 <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote: Winning the Indianapolis 500 is the highest pinnacle of motorsports glory and there will be a lot of teams trying to become immortal. What is this dude smoking, and hasn't he heard of LeMans? Winning LeMans is a far bigger achievement than a 3 hour Indy 500, especially with such a neutered field as over the last 10 years. What an Ameri-centric isolationist wanker. |
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| Brian Saves wrote: NASCAR26 <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote: Winning the Indianapolis 500 is the highest pinnacle of motorsports glory and there will be a lot of teams trying to become immortal. What is this dude smoking, and hasn't he heard of LeMans? Winning LeMans is a far bigger achievement than a 3 hour Indy 500, especially with such a neutered field as over the last 10 years. What an Ameri-centric isolationist wanker. You're just now figuring that out? LeMans and Monaco are BOTH bigger than Indy. Even the Daytona 500 is bigger than the Indy 500 in terms of viewers. Brickyard 400 is close to being as big as the Indy 500. The Indy 500 is just a time filler for Memorial Day weekend, an American warm-up race for the [latest sponsor name here] 600. |
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