Where's Johnny?

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Originally Posted By: dkryan
Originally Posted By: StevieC


I have friends who live in Kentucky and are addicted to this nonsense called Nascar racing. But then again they are from Kentucky so I guess it fits.
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Now Stevie, if you would make that comment about a group of people whom you claim are your "friends," I guess they should count themselves fortunate that you live so far away.


His Kentucky friends spell color with a "u" and speak with a British accent....like Madonna. Sophisticate defined.
 
No only my best friend does because he is originally from up here... His wife is as American as you can get. She is very nice but has a funny southern accent...
 
Yup Texans have funny accents... I hear it every time I get my used oil analysis report MP3 file from Terry Dyson.
 
Its because I spend too much time here with y'all, Its done gone rubbed off on me.

Now point me to the beer and the Barbecue.
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Originally Posted By: ToyotaNSaturn
I do agree that NASCAR is really boring. But being at the track to watch, hear & feel cars going by at nearly 200mph is awesome. I'll never remember the IMSA (or was it F-1?) car that buzzed by me as I was in the front row in Daytona in early '93.

It would have been IMSA. Since it was '93, I'd bet that the car doing the most "buzzing" was one of Dan Gurney's All American Racers-Toyota Eagle Mk III GTPs. Man, that was quite a car...
 
Originally Posted By: dkryan


Once you strip away all the computer controlled functions on F1 cars, then you'll get back to realistic competition with cars that require driving, not simply steering.



It's kind of funny how the guys who drove electronic cars with twice the tire, twice the down force, and half the weight, fare in a stock car. Here's a hint: they usually spin out a lot and can't drive a loose race car.
 
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