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You are perhaps looking for the train forum?Yes.
But not the same track.
You are perhaps looking for the train forum?Yes.
But not the same track.
Evidence in support of your claim?
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You are perhaps looking for the train forum?
While we're off topic, would you care to discuss the historically almost institutionally sexist nature of motorsport?All the races by the following championships:
F1, Indy, all Nascar divisions, V8 Supercars, WEC, all 24 hours races, Pikes Peak, Blancplain Series, Super GT, Fia GT, WTCC, BTCC, Moto GP (there aren't cars there either), Rally, DTM, Superbike (same as MotoGP), F-E, F3, World Series, GP2...
While we're off topic, would you care to discuss the historically almost institutionally sexist nature of motorsport?
Those guys are overated already.When it comes to F1: Michael Schumacher
When it comes to NASCAR: Dale Earnhardt Sr. or Richard Petty
Joke of the day!! The winners of 21 major professional titles are over-rated but a guy who won 2 is notThose guys are overated already.
How about Nigel Mansell!
Tiff?
Make sense:tup:Overated might not be the right word to use. But what i meant to say is: Shummy and Dale Sr and Jr are already well know by most already. We should give coverage to others who also have contributing to the industry, but might not have as many titles despite their skills and charisma.
Make sense:tup:
Although it's well before my time, and I have my favourite modern drivers like anyone else, if the tie-in with a certain driver also brings in cars of that era to the game, I'd be more inclined to see cars and drivers from the 50's - 70's. With the recent addition of Senna and possibly Andretti (not confirmed of course) I'm thinking the next one might be European or possibly Asian to balance things out.
Jackie Stewart would be a good fit, 3 time World Champion but mostly limited to F1.
Jacky Ickx is another solid choice. 6 time LeMans winner, winner of various other titles including Bathurst 1000 and Can-Am so some awesome car choices there.
Stirling Moss would be great not the least of which because he won 212 of the 529 races he entered and drove 84 different makes of car over the course of his racing career, including Lotus, Vanwall, Maserati, Jaguar, Ferrari and Porsche.
Thanks for showing my age lolMake sense:tup:
Although it's well before my time, and I have my favourite modern drivers like anyone else, if the tie-in with a certain driver also brings in cars of that era to the game, I'd be more inclined to see cars and drivers from the 50's - 70's. With the recent addition of Senna and possibly Andretti (not confirmed of course) I'm thinking the next one might be European or possibly Asian to balance things out.
Jackie Stewart would be a good fit, 3 time World Champion but mostly limited to F1.
Jacky Ickx is another solid choice. 6 time LeMans winner, winner of various other titles including Bathurst 1000 and Can-Am so some awesome car choices there.
Stirling Moss would be great not the least of which because he won 212 of the 529 races he entered and drove 84 different makes of car over the course of his racing career, including Lotus, Vanwall, Maserati, Jaguar, Ferrari and Porsche.
Dick Trickle, because that would require enhanced smoke effects...
Jeez I hope the Nascar fans that consider their drivers "athletes" don't see that![]()
As far as I know, they raced 500 miles back then as well, in the searing heat...I see someone's a Donovan McNabb fan, and besides, that was a different time.
As far as I know, they raced 500 miles back then as well, in the searing heat...![]()
Think so? Richard Petty's average speed for the 1966 Daytona 500 win was faster than every 500 from 2002-2013. Fastest ever was in 1980 by Buddy Baker. Fastest pole lap 1987....But not as fast, so they didn't need to be as athletic to drive as today's do.
See Daytona & Talladega are the outliers in this situation, since now they are restricted. At the other tracks the cars were slower then than they are nowThink so? Richard Petty's average speed for the 1966 Daytona 500 win was faster than every 500 from 2002-2013. Fastest ever was in 1980 by Buddy Baker. Fastest pole lap 1987....![]()