lateapex911
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Damn, I wanted to get that car! My motor seems to be toast...
Hmm I thought he started at the rear, if I am mistaken I am sorryThe Lotus started in 8th, not exactly in the back.
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station 4 is the left hander, station 5, where this happened is the right hander leading on to no nameAccident happened in turn 4, the right hander.
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hmm that is inconsistent with the vidio from the rx7, not that it is a real big deal. I place no blame on the white Miata who contacted the lotus, he did the best he could. there was one blue car, a miata i think that passed the rx7 in the left hander that squezed thru and the the rx7 got cought up in it. I can not say who got thru after that but I thought Dom was well ahead of the incident.The white Miata, who incidentally, had a great start, spun trying to avoid the carnage. Viglioti, just in front of me, in his blue Honda, and I snuck thru just as the carnage was taking place.
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A couple of funny things over the weekend.
1. I had 3 individuals who are on this message board, come to me and say man you get beat up a lot on the boards. I noticed you name right away! LOL
2. I did not even come close to my lap time predictions, so its time to check my ego at the door.
3. I am WAY too polite on the track. I mean, watching my incar video and I way too easy.
Anyone want a good laugh? I am going to upload my video on youtube for all to giggle.
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Joe - I had a good run going on Richie at the start - thought he hit the NOS button after start finish - it was you my brother- Thanks Buddy!Well I have no input on the incident what so ever but, here is a short video of th eshortest race ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7CNJxmslCA
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the race group was ITA, T3, F Prod and G prod. there is not enough small prod cars to fill a race group.The lotus started from DFL, he couldnt get his car started so he never filled the eight position. Why was he in the ITA group?
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Joe - I had a good run going on Richie at the start - thought he hit the NOS button after start finish - it was you my brother- Thanks Buddy!
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In case you missed Jim, the Chief Steward announced at the end that the lotus drive was on his way back to the track from the hospital. That was really great news. I don’t know if you saw Lou’s video but he was directly behind you at the point of impact at it was amazing how high the nose of your car got. This was not your fault.Anyone have more information on the driver of the lotus 7? I was the driver of the white Miata who hit him and can say it was frightening to realize how vulnerable he looked sitting in that car when I knew I was going to hit him.
I saw him spin and had quickly slowed and judged the evasive move to avoid him when someone hit me hard in the rear and launched me into him. I did feel the front of the car come up and had visions of having gone up on top if him.
I was quite shocked and surprised that with a saftey worker attending the Lotus 7 driver (who was obviously out cold) that race control did not have a double yellow out, and even more surprised to getting hit again as I was sitting in the car waiting for it to be safe to unbuckle. That corner worker could have been seriously injured trying to attend to and get medical assistance to the accident scene.
I now have a real appreciation for all the lectures and instruction on staying buclked up until instructed to get out of the car.
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"As for a full course yellow vs. a the waving yellows that were up the entire field minus one Honda driver found that to be sufficient warning. The flags were very visible."[/b]
it is not on the web, I watched it thru his viewfinder.Were do I find Lou,s video?
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