Couple of points I'd thought I'd make
a) HUGE attendance and the stands were full, was great.
b) Many of the fans that were around me, and/or I ran into were quite
knowledgeable about CART and the sport.
c) Paul Tracy sucks. He keeps doing the same thing over and over again.
:)
d) I WANT CART2! :) I got to the CMS in time to see the IndyLights out
there running and I must say that I was jonesing to be out there. May just
have to boot up ICR2. :)
> c) Paul Tracy sucks. He keeps doing the same thing over and over again.
What amazes me most is that the commentators seemed to think it was just
a "racing incident", come on..........
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No "racing incident" there. That was over agressive driving and I wouldn't
be surprised to see Tracy on probation again.
He needs to learn some good driving techniques, how to use your head, and
when and where to be aggressive from his teammate Dario who is heads and
tails above him in ability and just being a good driver.
>> c) Paul Tracy sucks. He keeps doing the same thing over and over again.
>No kidding, that guy is a moron, I'm no big fan of Andretti myself, but
>this time I completely agree with him, Paul Tracey HAD to know that
>Andretti was there, after all he tried to run him off the track all the
I thought that was bogus too. tracey tried to run MA off the track on
the main straight, then clearly just crashed into him in the turn.
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>>No kidding, that guy is a moron, I'm no big fan of Andretti myself, but
>>this time I completely agree with him, Paul Tracey HAD to know that
>>Andretti was there, after all he tried to run him off the track all the
>Tracey admitted that he knew MA was there, but that they were going
>for the same piece of the track. Like that makes it OK.
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Right, like they will put mufflers on the cars just for Chicago!!!
What a pile of ***(I live in the suburbs). The problem is the
speedway was build in Sportmans Park which is a horse
race track, which is in the town of cicero (quite residential).
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Greg,
I suspect it will involve more sound buffers around the outside of the
track.
Circero isn't all that residential around Sportsman Park. :) But
nonetheless, I'm sure the "noise polution" will involve more sound proofing.
However, the cars were something to be seen and heard. :) Cicero's
government needs to shut up and just deal with it. Having the Chicago Motor
Speedway is its biggest economic boon in years or in years to come. I doubt
that Cicero has ever seen 70,000 or so people, and more may be expected next
year to try and get tickets, in the village at one time.
>Greg,
>I suspect it will involve more sound buffers around the outside of the
>track.
>> Right, like they will put mufflers on the cars just for Chicago!!!
>> What a pile of ***(I live in the suburbs). The problem is the
>> speedway was build in Sportmans Park which is a horse
>> race track, which is in the town of cicero (quite residential).
>Circero isn't all that residential around Sportsman Park. :) But
>nonetheless, I'm sure the "noise polution" will involve more sound proofing.
>However, the cars were something to be seen and heard. :) Cicero's
>government needs to shut up and just deal with it. Having the Chicago Motor
>Speedway is its biggest economic boon in years or in years to come. I doubt
>that Cicero has ever seen 70,000 or so people, and more may be expected next
>year to try and get tickets, in the village at one time.
