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RASCAR Daytona....

Bamada

RASCAR Daytona....

by Bamada » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 08:29:33

Gotcha Jan. I had it narrowed to one of two and now I know who the other is :)
Seems you had a little discussion with him as well :) No problems....just happy
to be able to race.
Dan

Ed Solhei

RASCAR Daytona....

by Ed Solhei » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:04:10

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Sean,
I would be very thankful if you could try an cut down on the qouting a bit -
had to scroll for miles just to find your reply.

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ed_

grub

RASCAR Daytona....

by grub » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:12:53

mcwhom,
try top posting so that we dont have to reread all the previous post to get
to your goodies.

One of those newgroup courtesy things.

thanks and have a wonderful huckleberry day






> :
> : >Eldred,
> : >
> : >    We were near each other on the track quite a bit yesterday.  I
> thought I
> : >had done pretty well, especially considering my car had been used as a
> wall
> : >buffer by several cars as the pack past me on two separate occasions.
I
> do
> : >always take the highline when being overtaken, though as I have said
> before,
> : >i do make mistakes, I am new to this.  You experienced drivers might
want
> to
> : >consider the cars on the outside when passing, I managed to stay on the
> lead
> : >lap and quite racey till very near the end of the race.  When the pack
> did
> : >catch me and pass, my day was basically ended by lead pack cars
bouncing
> me
> : >off the wall as they passed, it is really a very wide track and there
is
> no
> : >reason to be that close to the outside wall passing traffic in the
> dogleg.
> : >Save the passes for clean areas on the track.  I have been ***ed out
> for
> : >not paying attention to cars approaching and to use the F2+space combo,
I
> : >think that same applies to cars that are overtaking, please, please
take
> : >care to leave enough room on your outside to get past.  I think most of
> the
> : >drivers here could do well to remember that lifting is not a bad thing,
> and
> : >that getting in line to pass traffic is much safer than continueing to
> fight
> : >for a position at the risk of the rest of the field.
> :
> : Um, we *were* in line - that's why our speed was much greater than yours
> at
> : that point.  By you being in the middle of the track, that forced us in
a
> split
> : second to decide which side to pass you on.  As it turned out, one
driver
> went
> : high, and the other two went low.  And if I remember correctly, you were
> at
> : least a lap down at that point.  If you weren't, then I'll concede the
> 'fight
> : for position' angle.

> The above point was to the lead pack of cars, not you guys.
> :
> : >    Sorry to be so wordy here but I think I will need specific evidence
> that
> : >I did something wrong here.  I am very happy with the way I raced and
my
> day
> : >was ended by the actions of others and not through my own mistakes as
has
> : >been the case in the past.  I am very capable of racing the high and
low
> : >lines at Daytona, I am able to change lines to avoid traffic and wrecks
> even
> : >in the middle of corners without spinning or "losing it".  I had no
aids
> : >turned on (autoclutch=on)  and do not need aids at this track.
> :
> : Such an attitude coming back...interesting.  I understand that you're
new
> at
> : this, and tempered my post because of that.  I thought my original post
> was to
> : the point, and respectful.  I don't feel you response was *either* of
> those.
> : No matter - you're entitled to state your case as you see fit.  Be
aware -
> : although I will not search out any mistakes that you may make, you will
no
> : longer get the benefit of the doubt in any that you DO make.  No quarter
> will
> : be given by me on the track as well.
> : I'm done with this discussion.  Have a nice day.

> Hmm, where did the attitude come from?  Maybe because of the races I have
> run with this group I believe only one has not been followed by someone
> saying I screwed up and telling me I cant drive or don't know the rules.
I
> have just watched the race for a second time and I will tell you that I
did
> a better job of passing and being passed than some of you *experienced*
> drivers.  This is not directed at you Eldred, I respect you and you drove
a
> very clean race.  If anything I am wondering why you seemed to stay behind
> me on 2 occasions where I lost significant speed briefly?

> :
> : Eldred
> : --
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> my
> : homepage)
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> :
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mcwho

RASCAR Daytona....

by mcwho » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:17:58

LOL, sorry.  I actually entered a sentence after your remark,  I did not
make that very plain however.  Probably no one saw it.

It said
My comment on passing was intended for the lead pack drivers.

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:
:
: <SNIPPED!>
:
: Sean,
: I would be very thankful if you could try an cut down on the qouting a
bit -
: had to scroll for miles just to find your reply.
:
: --
: ed_
:
:

Eldre

RASCAR Daytona....

by Eldre » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:42:23



>It was a good race though. Much, much better than our previous SS races.

On Friday, I predicted 8 yellow flags.  As it turned out, we had 8 yellows...
I should buy a lottery ticket, dammit...<g>

Eldred
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Eldre

RASCAR Daytona....

by Eldre » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:42:23



>Hmm, where did the attitude come from?  Maybe because of the races I have
>run with this group I believe only one has not been followed by someone
>saying I screwed up and telling me I cant drive or don't know the rules.   I
>have just watched the race for a second time and I will tell you that I did
>a better job of passing and being passed than some of you *experienced*
>drivers.  This is not directed at you Eldred, I respect you and you drove a
>very clean race.  If anything I am wondering why you seemed to stay behind
>me on 2 occasions where I lost significant speed briefly?

I said I was done with this discussion, but I'll answer your question.
Bluntly, it's a lack of confidence in your ability to hold a line.  In other
words, I never know exactly WHAT you're going to do.  As I said before, I don't
review replays looking at someone's driving style(although maybe I should
start).  You may be a solid driver 90-95% of the time, I don't know.  It just
seems that every time you're nearby, it ends badly for me.  And recently, we've
been nearby on track a lot.  I end up near Jan a lot as well for some reason.
But, I've raced closely with Jan for at least the past 2 years or so, so
there's more of a trust(and therefore confidence) factor built up.

Eldred
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homepage)
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mcwho

RASCAR Daytona....

by mcwho » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:50:25

Whatever dude, I held a steady line lap after lap of that race.  I passed
you and you passed me several times.

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:
: >Hmm, where did the attitude come from?  Maybe because of the races I have
: >run with this group I believe only one has not been followed by someone
: >saying I screwed up and telling me I cant drive or don't know the rules.
I
: >have just watched the race for a second time and I will tell you that I
did
: >a better job of passing and being passed than some of you *experienced*
: >drivers.  This is not directed at you Eldred, I respect you and you drove
a
: >very clean race.  If anything I am wondering why you seemed to stay
behind
: >me on 2 occasions where I lost significant speed briefly?
:
: I said I was done with this discussion, but I'll answer your question.
: Bluntly, it's a lack of confidence in your ability to hold a line.  In
other
: words, I never know exactly WHAT you're going to do.  As I said before, I
don't
: review replays looking at someone's driving style(although maybe I should
: start).  You may be a solid driver 90-95% of the time, I don't know.  It
just
: seems that every time you're nearby, it ends badly for me.  And recently,
we've
: been nearby on track a lot.  I end up near Jan a lot as well for some
reason.
: But, I've raced closely with Jan for at least the past 2 years or so, so
: there's more of a trust(and therefore confidence) factor built up.
:
: Eldred
: --
: Help find missing child: Tatianna Ashley Chillcutt from Michigan(info on
my
: homepage)
: Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett
:
: Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

mcwho

RASCAR Daytona....

by mcwho » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:00:06

Oh yeah, and you have yourself all in a huff because you misread my original
post.

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frederickso

RASCAR Daytona....

by frederickso » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:24:15


are you mcfadds? if so I also was a little nervous around you, if i'm
thinking of the same person. I just looked at the roster page and see a
different car than what i saw in the race, so who knows. It seemed it may
have been a lot of warp because the car seemed pretty unstable.

frederickso

RASCAR Daytona....

by frederickso » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:33:16




> > Whatever dude, I held a steady line lap after lap of that race.  I
passed
> > you and you passed me several times.

> are you mcfadds? if so I also was a little nervous around you, if i'm
> thinking of the same person. I just looked at the roster page and see a
> different car than what i saw in the race, so who knows. It seemed it may
> have been a lot of warp because the car seemed pretty unstable.

I just downloaded the replay and looked at your car, for some reason all the
orange from your car is missing. I thought you had some beer sponsor, but we
are both driving NFL cars :-o

Im gonna redownload your car and see whats up

John Simmon

RASCAR Daytona....

by John Simmon » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:33:43

I couldn't make the race and won't be able to make the next4 or 5
because I cut my arm with a miter saw on Saturday morning. Severed
tendons to all but index finger and thumb, and nicked the bone.
Tim Paulli

RASCAR Daytona....

by Tim Paulli » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:47:05

Yikes,  that sucks!   Take care and speedy recovery.

Tim


Ed Solhei

RASCAR Daytona....

by Ed Solhei » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:59:54

"John Simmons"said:

OH Crap!

John,  I wish you a speedy recovery - and pray that no 'permanent' damage is
done.

Take care bud!

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ed_

mcwho

RASCAR Daytona....

by mcwho » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 13:07:56


:

: >


: > > Whatever dude, I held a steady line lap after lap of that race.  I
: passed
: > > you and you passed me several times.
: >
: > are you mcfadds? if so I also was a little nervous around you, if i'm
: > thinking of the same person. I just looked at the roster page and see a
: > different car than what i saw in the race, so who knows. It seemed it
may
: > have been a lot of warp because the car seemed pretty unstable.
:
: I just downloaded the replay and looked at your car, for some reason all
the
: orange from your car is missing. I thought you had some beer sponsor, but
we
: are both driving NFL cars :-o
:
: Im gonna redownload your car and see whats up
:
:
really?  I drafted with you for several laps in several sessions leading up
to this race.  I even stole your driving line.  Read your post before the
practice race about finding the speed in the corners.  Ended up behind you
in practice before the practice race and tucked in behind.  Took a couple of
laps till I figured out you were going into three in about the middle,
between the grooves and then going down low into four and out into the
dogleg.  Not only was that faster but really helps with the loose off of
four in the fast setup  :-)   Watch me in the race, I bet you my line looks
familiar ,  hehe, thanks for the fast driving line.

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McWhom
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mcwho

RASCAR Daytona....

by mcwho » Tue, 08 Jul 2003 13:08:34

That is sad news John.  I wish for you a speedy recovery.

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McWhom
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: I couldn't make the race and won't be able to make the next4 or 5
: because I cut my arm with a miter saw on Saturday morning. Severed
: tendons to all but index finger and thumb, and nicked the bone.
:


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