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:D Not to big a deal really, just used you as an example of tire wear mastery when setting out a pit strategy for my team mate for some races last night. I recalled you always had more tire than anyone else in any race I attended where you were there also, usually winning, with more fuel and tires than everyone else.
Ah, yeah. :)
 
Thank The Lord for a new page away from spider talk
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The Parisian Giant by night
 
Record attendance for an association football game in the United States.

109,318 - Manchester United vs Real Madrid, 2014

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For reference, the population of Fargo is 113,658! That is insane. :eek:
 
Record attendance for an association football game in the United States.

109,318 - Manchester United vs Real Madrid, 2014

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Why was there an international soccer match in a (very weird) college football stadium?
 
Why was there an international soccer match in a (very weird) college football stadium?

Pre-season friendlies between the world's two biggest football clubs explains the attendance. Why it was that stadium in particular? I don't know.
 
Michigan Stadium, nicknamed "The Big House", is the football stadium for the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is the largest stadium in the United States, the third largest stadium in the world and the 31st largest sports venue.

That's interesting. I wonder exactly how they are measuring 'biggest stadium'; by capacity or area? Michigan Stadium doesn't look as impressive externally, to me at least, compared to other stadiums in the United States such as Cowboys Stadium, the MetLife Stadium or the new Yankee Stadium.
 
That's interesting. I wonder exactly how they are measuring 'biggest stadium'; by capacity or area? Michigan Stadium doesn't look as impressive externally, to me at least, compared to other stadiums in the United States such as Cowboys Stadium, the MetLife Stadium or the new Yankee Stadium.
Seating capacity. Michigan's is 109,901. It was built with footings to allow continued expansion. The designer imagined it needing to reach 150,000 one day.

The look is an optical illusion. Large capacity is achieved by a wider diameter. The wider a stadium gets the less tall it will look if it doesn't grow up at a 1:1 ratio. MetLife Stadium is very tall, with three tiers. Michigan has one tier.
 
The San Siro is a three tier stadium that has a capacity of 80,000. That doesn't neccessarily mean a high level of seating.
 
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