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| Registered Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: So. Calif. 
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			What with NASCAR events seemingly on every day, I think they're overexposing themselves. I usually watch 1 or 2 laps then get bored, but that's just me. Sherwood | ||
|  11-23-2004, 02:14 PM | 
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| Registered Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Long Beach CA, the sewer by the sea. 
					Posts: 37,840
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 The Jack Rousch story sounds like a normal racer hijinx that went wrong. I think he generally has more class than that. I hope so. | ||
|  11-23-2004, 04:31 PM | 
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| Registered Join Date: Sep 2003 
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 He also races "other" cars from time to time, and when he does he turns both left and right and the car says "Porsche" on it. | ||
|  11-23-2004, 05:32 PM | 
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| OCD project capitan | 
			I never unstood NASCAR from most points. Ok, its strategy, and if your watching for that, it makes sence. But 500 miles worth? My favorite track is Laguna Seca, one in which you CANNOT see the whole track from one standpoint. My favorite part is the fact that it has so many different sections, not just one big oval. I think its cool that NASCAR goes to Sears Point and other "right hand corner tracks", but even then its too small of a track... where are you supposed to pass? Being an F1, WRC, Le Mans, Porsche finatic, it amazes me the popularity of NASCAR. I guess its jsut good advertisment. 
				__________________ Don Welch '73 914ish ->6ish GTish 2.8 twin plug mfi... happy camper. | ||
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