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Best race finishes of 2011
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Last lap, winner takes the championship
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12-07-2011, 01:44 AM
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wow, that's the best racing i've seen in ages..
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great thread...I'll contribute later.......and that was awesome....
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Wow!
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Incredible!
I got goosebumps.....man .006 seconds!
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This was my favorite last year. I am sure you guys know the history between Bergmeister and Vilander. Classic Porsche vs Ferrari. This clip doesnt show the actual end but Porsche won and Ferrari was hit with a 90 sec penalty. Early in the video, you can see Vilander blocking Bergmeister from passing. This rivalry goes back years.....
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Some good ones this year. NASCAR Sprint Cup had their closest finish in the history of the organization but it was points, not seconds.
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Thanks for posting the Indy video, Tim...bittersweet, but good.
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I was pulling for hopper to win BSB
It would have been a nice poke with a sharp stick to have a American win their series.
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I was just gutted that Hopkins didn't win that. He's had so many injuries and comebacks... a phenomenal talent who rides his heart out. That was an incredible lap. For those of you that race and those that don't... these guys are super-human. I can't begin to comprehend how they do what they do and keep those bikes upright. Imagine manhandling a 220HP, 350LB bike to your will at average speeds of over 120MPH a lap. These guys are not along for the ride. They throw these bikes around. Amazing.
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