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SimRacer wrote: Yeah, the loser posting to hear himself thinks I said Ford had won no titles, which isn't even on the same page as what I was talking about, which was the total number of Chevy titles versus any other make over the course of NASCAR's history. I don't think Ford and Dodge field as many cars as GM does. So, they should not be expected to have as many wins. Well, and Ford sucks. :-) |
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"The Hammer" <HammerDrops (AT) bullshit (DOT) stops> wrote in message news:WMRKf.1928$u%.1877 (AT) bignews1 (DOT) bellsouth.net... SimRacer wrote: Yeah, the loser posting to hear himself thinks I said Ford had won no titles, which isn't even on the same page as what I was talking about, which was the total number of Chevy titles versus any other make over the course of NASCAR's history. I don't think Ford and Dodge field as many cars as GM does. So, they should not be expected to have as many wins. Well, and Ford sucks. :-) Don't bring any logic into the equation, it blows his entire theory ;-) -- _________________________________________ The bullshit stops when the hammer drops. 2nd Amendment - the original Homeland Security Isn't it funny that computers are logic-based, and usenet isn't? |
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During the Daytona 500 this past Sunday, Chevy ran ads about winning like 38 of 48 (or some similar ratio) of the TOTAL NASCAR Cup titles. |
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Well you bring up Neil Bonnett so there is one thing he said after getting airbourne in the fence at Dega. It was after recovering from his head injury and the car left the ground and was in the air when it hit the catch fence. He wasn't hurt, and actually went to the TV booth to help call the remainder of the race. He actually thought the wreck might have been his fault till he saw the replay. He said two things that I never will forget. 1.) "I didn't get scared till it got quiet." He knew full well even when it was happening the severity of this wreck and the risk not only to himself, but his fellow competitors and the fans sitting behind those fences. 2.) "Not a one of them out there would have done it on purpose." or something to that effect. If you look back to the pre restrictor plate days, (new fans need to find some old footage its priceless) the one thing that stands out is how clean they raced. Bump drafting wasn't needed. They could pass the leader without it. The less aerodynamic cars were much like the trucks of today. The banging that did happen was when one car would push up into the side of another, but rarely did you see bumper to bumper contact and when you did it was pretty apparent that it wasn't intentional. The cars were strung out so you didn't see the big packs that you see now and when there was a spin, it was seldom more than a 1 or 2 car accident. Good thing too with the safety equipment they had at the time, these packs would have been extremely bad news. I remember how Bobby looked right after the wreck at Dega that put the plates on the cars. The look on his face was one of having been a part of a miracle and it wasn't himself he was concerned about. |
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Isn't it funny that computers are logic-based, and usenet isn't? |
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Chevy won a lot of those claimed "titles" when both Ford and Mopar were out of the equation. Cowards. Who were they running against? Olds? Pontiac? |
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Irony. GM may be going out of business. |
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elaich wrote: Irony. GM may be going out of business. Nah - they won't go out of business. They will get the government to tell the UAW to go fuck themselves, |
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On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 10:01:26 -0500, "Will" willt65 (AT) comcast (DOT) net wrote: He is right though. Restrictor plate "races" are a joke. You don't win on talent, or moxy. You win by who you can bluff into going with you around a guy and then stabbing them in the back by hanging them out to dry. There are better solutions, but NASCAR doesn't care enough to implement them. Heck, going to 6-cylinder cars would be better. If that's still too fast, lower the engine displacement. |
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