they make right turns too, the instant speed, the technology, the cars

 

nice edit

 

:werd:

All they do is tell the crew what's going on with the car...feels loose, whatever. The crew's job is to make it drive the way the driver wants, and as fast as possible. You think the driver is going to tell them "if we cheat on the aero we can get more downforce"

 

It's not 500 laps, its 500 miles. Depending on the track its usually only 200-250 laps.

 

I was just speaking on the most recent

Daytona 500

 

Daytona 500 hasn't happened yet

 

werd...

most tracks are 1.5 miles or longer

 

I respect you opinion but...

all the world's top auto manufacturers competing head to head for engineering dominance and competing on race tracks all over the world where the rest of the world can enjoy?

F1 drivers make history as they drive their high-revving, 1000+ man hours of engineering involved, sweet melody of an F1 V8 and as their carbon-fiber monocaque body streamline through the air. Best suspension and brakes that mankind are capable of making where G-forces can exceed 5 G's on a hard corner and 120G's on a front-end collision. I can go on...

I just can't see how it's fun to see a sport where Chevy (amazing in ALMS), Dodge, Ford, etc compete at their top of their technology and innovation on a oval track with thousands of fans (mostly rednecks) are cheering.

that's just me though..

 

Get me some garage passes for either of the MIS races. :run:

 

thats this weekend

and that track is 2.5 miles long

theres only 200 laps to the race