During the race an incident between Paul Tracy (what else is new)
and Mike Andretti happened in turn three.
It seems thatTracy came down against Andretti, not only in the turn
where the accident happened , but was actually swerving along the
straight in an attempt to keep Andretti from gaining the position and
an advantage.
NOW FOR THE GOOD PART
After the accident, it was clear that the television broadcast
caught Andretti as he was talking to his crew, and he said ,
"THAT GUY'S " AN ***!"
HE REALLY SAID THAT!!!! I WROTE IT ON THE PAPER I HAD ON THE
TABLE.
I AM SURE THE PROCTOLOGISTS BOARD OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION didn't pay Andretti to say that!
What an adverti***t!
If this sounds stupid, it is because it is.
Off the cuff remarks made by the racing drivers are not to be made
into something they are not.
A statement about what TONY STEWART said about NASCAR 2 last week
was made a big deal about .
So what? Several Formula 1 drivers used GP2 to learn their way
around thr tracks when IT came out, and I don't remember the need for
me to go change my pants when that "exciting" revelation was
announced.
They are smart to utilize what is available to them to hone their
skills.
BUT
These are STILL just COMPUTER GAMES when the final process is
boiling down.
I'm not sure that I get the point of your post at all.
Okay, understandable. Get punted off, feel a bit antagonistic towards the,
er, . . .punter.
Wow. Golly. A human being after all! Who'da thunk it?
??
You bet.
What's the transition between the above paragraph and the one directly
below? This left me scratching my head.
Well, okay.
Airlines use "JUST COMPUTER SIMULATIONIS" to train their pilots..........
-NanaKofi
says...
Actually, it was Paul Tracy who said that. Fairly typical for him.
After the race however, it was obvious his team owner had had a chat with
him, because good old Paul changed his tune. (clearly to avoid anymore
trouble from the incident).
