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IRL rulebook???

14 posts by 9 people · 06 Jul 2002 07:01 UTC - 07 Jul 2002 19:11 UTC

No surprise at all. I *HATE* that bastard George. If he would just die a lot of the problems with open wheel racing in the USA would just go away. -- --------------------- Rob Berryhill "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:oBwV8.253975$[email hidden]... > http://espn.go.com/rpm/irl/2002/0703/1402014.html > > big suprise eh? > dave henrie > > >
Unfortunately, Tony George isn't going away anytime soon. I had quite a hard time seperating my dislike of Tony Hulman from enjoying the action packed IRL races. Joel Willstein -- "If you can leave black marks on a straight from the time you exit a corner till the time you brake for the next turn , then you have enough horsepower." Mark Donohue "Rob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:sWzV8.3166$[email hidden]... > No surprise at all. I *HATE* that bastard George. If he would just die a > lot of the problems with open wheel racing in the USA would just go away. > > -- > --------------------- > Rob Berryhill > > "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:oBwV8.253975$[email hidden]... > > http://espn.go.com/rpm/irl/2002/0703/1402014.html > > > > big suprise eh? > > dave henrie > > > > > > > >
It's no big surprise when you remember that Robin Miller has *hated* the IRL from the very beginning and takes great delight in bashing it whenever he can. Also keep in mind that CART is DEAD. All the motor sponsors have pulled out, only 12 teams have signed up for next year, all the big races (Indy, Michigan, California, etc.) are now IRL events, their last two races were parades and even all their *wonderful* technology of turbos is going away. So.......you can howl all you want, but if you want to watch open wheel racing here, it will be an IRL event. And, keep in mind, that Tony George has brought all of the racing (expect for one) back to the USA. You can go and see almost all of the races HERE. Not in Brazil, Germany, UK, etc. And they are getting big crowds. Texas had 60,000+ (and opened up the garage area after the race to all of the fans!), Kansas is sold out, etc. And........don't forget that the IRL races are EXCITING! You don't see CART cars going 220 6" apart lap after lap (and never at Texas, either!!). So have a beer and say farewell to CART. Ted Dave Henrie wrote: >http://espn.go.com/rpm/irl/2002/0703/1402014.html > >big suprise eh? >dave henrie > >
"Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > It's no big surprise when you remember that Robin Miller has *hated* the > IRL from the very beginning and takes great delight in bashing it wrong. > whenever he can. Also keep in mind that CART is DEAD. wrong. All the motor > sponsors have pulled out, only 12 teams have signed up for next year, wrong. pook stated yesterday he has 22 cars signed up already. > all the big races (Indy, Michigan, California, etc.) are now IRL events, Really? > their last two races were parades a yea, small ovals suck. nd even all their *wonderful* > technology of turbos is going away. wrong. you really need to pay more attention to what is going on. > > So.......you can howl all you want, but if you want to watch open wheel > racing here, it will be an IRL event. Not me friend. the irl is a stupid series. > > And, keep in mind, that Tony George has brought all of the racing > (expect for one) back to the USA. You can go and see almost all of the > races HERE. Not in Brazil, Germany, UK, etc. And they are getting big then why is he in germany buying a track, and why is the irl racing in japan next year??? you really need to pay more attention. > crowds. Texas had 60,000+ (and opened up the garage area after the race > to all of the fans!), Kansas is sold out, etc. > CART had 44 thousand yesterday, thats more than were at pole day at the 500!! (you really need to pay more attention) > And........don't forget that the IRL races are EXCITING! exciting? you call lap after lap after lap of yellow flags and stupid mistakes exciting? Are you a nascar fan or something? You don't see > CART cars going 220 6" apart lap after lap (and never at Texas, either!!). > yes they go faster. > So have a beer and say farewell to CART. > beer, that figures. are you the guy with the corndog and 12 pack they showed on tv? CART's future is solid. Pay attention.
rik anthrax 06 Jul 2002 14:17 UTC#529540
wrong. wrong. All the motor wrong. pook stated yesterday he has 22 cars signed up already. Really? yea, small ovals suck. nd even all their *wonderful* wrong. you really need to pay more attention to what is going on. Not me friend. the irl is a stupid series. then why is he in germany buying a track, and why is the irl racing in japan next year??? you really need to pay more attention. CART had 44 thousand yesterday, thats more than were at pole day at the 500!! (you really need to pay more attention) exciting? you call lap after lap after lap of yellow flags and stupid mistakes exciting? Are you a nascar fan or something? You don't see yes they go faster. beer, that figures. are you the guy with the corndog and 12 pack they showed on tv? CART's future is solid. Pay attention.
Incubus 06 Jul 2002 15:57 UTC↳ reply to Ted#110145
Cart are keeping the Turbos. "Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (33 lines)> It's no big surprise when you remember that Robin Miller has *hated* the > IRL from the very beginning and takes great delight in bashing it > whenever he can. Also keep in mind that CART is DEAD. All the motor > sponsors have pulled out, only 12 teams have signed up for next year, > all the big races (Indy, Michigan, California, etc.) are now IRL events, > their last two races were parades and even all their *wonderful* > technology of turbos is going away. > > So.......you can howl all you want, but if you want to watch open wheel > racing here, it will be an IRL event. > > And, keep in mind, that Tony George has brought all of the racing > (expect for one) back to the USA. You can go and see almost all of the > races HERE. Not in Brazil, Germany, UK, etc. And they are getting big > crowds. Texas had 60,000+ (and opened up the garage area after the race > to all of the fans!), Kansas is sold out, etc. > > And........don't forget that the IRL races are EXCITING! You don't see > CART cars going 220 6" apart lap after lap (and never at Texas, either!!). > > So have a beer and say farewell to CART. > > Ted > > Dave Henrie wrote: > > >http://espn.go.com/rpm/irl/2002/0703/1402014.html > > > >big suprise eh? > >dave henrie > > > > >
ymenard 06 Jul 2002 16:03 UTC↳ reply to Ted#110146
>"Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote > It's no big surprise when you remember that Robin Miller has *hated* the > IRL from the very beginning and takes great delight in bashing it > whenever he can. It's no surprise because it's actually, true? > Also keep in mind that CART is DEAD. Far from it. Just reorganising. > all the big races (Indy, Michigan, California, etc.) are now IRL events I didn't know that because they were American oval tracks, they were necessarily "big races". > So.......you can howl all you want, but if you want to watch open wheel > racing here, it will be an IRL event. Here? Sorry but there is a big world outside the USofA. > And, keep in mind, that Tony George has brought all of the racing > (expect for one) back to the USA. Poor quality drivers racing poor quality cars on boring ovals? No thanks. > And........don't forget that the IRL races are EXCITING! You don't see > CART cars going 220 6" apart lap after lap Errr, you must not be watching CART. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- http://www.ymenard.8m.com/ -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...
Nick 06 Jul 2002 22:24 UTC↳ reply to ymenard#109413
> >"Ted Sheesley" wrote a load of crap. I think you have gotten IRL and CART mixed up. CART is amazing, and the IRL is so crap that the only decent race they have is the Indy 500 (obviously) and they let the CART drivers race that anyway (they won't let them win though :-). I have made a list of all the good things about the IRL: 1) <END OF LIST> Anyway, SkySports here in the UK show the CART and IRL races on Sunday nights. The CART race is always live, and the IRL race is always fitted around it. That is due to viewing figures. And, contrary to popular beleifs, CART has quite a following in the UK. I think the IRL has 1 regular viewer in the UK, and that is me laughing at how crap it all really is. No offence.
Ted 07 Jul 2002 13:40 UTC↳ reply to ymenard#110134
> > > >Poor quality drivers racing poor quality cars on boring ovals? No thanks. > DeFerin, Castroneves, Miky Andretti, Al Unser Jr are "poor quality drivers?" NOW who isn't paying attention? Ted
ymenard 07 Jul 2002 17:38 UTC↳ reply to Ted#110081
>"Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote > DeFerin, Castroneves, Miky Andretti, Al Unser Jr are "poor quality > drivers?" NOW who isn't paying attention? First two were forced to race there because of their contracts. They will leave the series as soon as possible. Michael Andretti doesn't race in the IRL he races in CART, and Jr is an old washed up driver. -- -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> -- http://www.ymenard.8m.com/ -- This announcement is brought to you by the Shimago-Dominguez Corporation - helping America into the New World...
"ymenard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:60%V8.155$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> >"Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote > > DeFerin, Castroneves, Miky Andretti, Al Unser Jr are "poor quality > > drivers?" NOW who isn't paying attention? > > > First two were forced to race there because of their contracts. They will > leave the series as soon as possible. Michael Andretti doesn't race in
the > IRL he races in CART, and Jr is an old washed up driver. > The Rumour mill has Mikey retiring this year, but buying an IRL team. You can bet THe Devil's child(who name does not deserve print) will pour tons of cash into any operation that includes the Andretti's...still has to buy his friends...and you must wonder the legalities of a racing league where the league arbiter pays some of the teams. dave henrie
"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:vf0W8.261578$nZ3.120794@rwcrnsc53...
Quoted text (9 lines)> > "ymenard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:60%V8.155$[email hidden]... > > >"Ted Sheesley" <[email hidden]> wrote > > > DeFerin, Castroneves, Miky Andretti, Al Unser Jr are "poor quality > > > drivers?" NOW who isn't paying attention? > > > > > > First two were forced to race there because of their contracts. They
will > > leave the series as soon as possible. Michael Andretti doesn't race in > the > > IRL he races in CART, and Jr is an old washed up driver. > > > The Rumour mill has Mikey retiring this year, but buying an IRL team.You > can bet THe Devil's child(who name does not deserve print) will pour tonsof > cash into any operation that includes the Andretti's...still has to buyhis > friends...and you must wonder the legalities of a racing league where the > league arbiter pays some of the teams. > dave henrie > > I hate that "Devil's Child"!!! . . . I hate him I tell you!!!!! Elrikk ;o)

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