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IOwnCalculus posted:If Kim Jong Un showed up with $3m they'd still at least consider it, at this point. It might cost Kim a bit more, but if anyone comes to Indy with a plan to get cars there and back again without costing too much, and the proverbial dump truck full of cash, and they're gonna get a date.
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FuzzySkinner posted:Unless it's at the Glen. Yes, and the nightlife and action in Monaco doesn't hold a candle to Ithaca... In any event, F1 would look great at the Glen, but I don't think the infrastructure is there for the whole F1 traveling roadshow.
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WindyMan posted:Hey, I know what will get people interested in Indy 500 qualifying! Messing with the format again. Ehh, this really isn't a terrible idea, all things considered, though if you're gonna do it, do it. Make Saturday your bump day, and then on Sunday, every qualified car gets a run to get into the pole shootout. I'm not sure that it is gonna change a whole lot, I don't think that the 33rd qualifier on Saturday is suddenly gonna run pole on Sunday, but maybe there are some moves, if that second pole run is a true pole run, and not a combination of pole/get into the race. Or maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, which is entirely possible.
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Apparently some of the debris from the accident at the start wound up hitting the honorary starter-also known as the Mayor of Indianapolis. No major injuries, just some bruising on his arms.
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Cygni posted:That was me at Sebring a few years ago, but it was a rented Nissan Rogue. Also many many yuenglings on the ground. That line on Busch might be a steal.
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