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Starting to wonder how long we actually have left to race. They're burning some daylight and it's not even halfway yet
Yeah, not a lot of actual racing.I honestly can't think of a reason why they should return to this track. The race was a mess.
That's probably the only time you've ever been able to post a picture of the winning car without actually spoiling the result.
Here's the race winner pointing towards the sky eariler.
Mark Webber in an alternate universe.
Here's the race winner pointing towards the sky eariler.
He really isn't and I like him, but he's way off this year. That said, his holding up Power today was good teamwork, would not expect any different if it was a Penske car and Herta trying to overtake, so fair play to him.Hinch really isn't making a case for a spot on the grid next year, at least he is good in the booth.
Definitely no argument there, it's more the fact he was even in position for that to happen in the first place.That said, his holding up Power today was good teamwork, would not expect any different if it was a Penske car and Herta trying to overtake, so fair play to him.
Yeah, it doesn't really help that his team at AA is kinda just spare parts with Brian Barnhart as crew chief iirc. There's an article somewhere about it that I have to find...Hinch really isn't making a case for a spot on the grid next year, at least he is good in the booth.
Hinch used to commentate along with Jeremy Shaw on Champcar all the way back in 2007 for us on Eurosport. I believe he was in Atlantics at that point.Yeah, it doesn't really help that his team at AA is kinda just spare parts with Brian Barnhart as crew chief iirc. There's an article somewhere about it that I have to find...
That being said, if he does get forced out (although he has the backing to not be) he'd do a hell of a job in the booth if he wants that.
EDIT: Found this article instead by accident...
Hunter-Reay "looking for a fresh start" in 2022
He’s an Indy 500 winner, IndyCar champion and one of the most successful drivers in open-wheel competition. He’s won 18 IndyCar series races and seven pole positions, and he’s not…racer.com
Grosjean did really well, very impressive drive. Like how he said he was dizzy getting out. He obviously took the challenge seriously enough to put some study into it. O'Ward is shaping up to be quite the circle track driver, his race was impressive as well, and Herta, man, that cartoon anvil just can't help but hit the Andretti team, can it? There were a fair number of incidents, some dumber than others, but I sure didn't stop watching.This race has been a mess so far, several drivers out already including Palou.
Edit: Grosjean is on fire in a good way!