"Flying Dutchman or any of the trained Aero Beetle GT3 boys" vs. FIAT Challenge
03-03-2012, 07:29 PM
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Y'know, I have never driven that Ferrari, but I am pretty confident that, on decent rubber, this restaurant name in St Bart's that I visited would appropriately describe what would happen... 
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03-03-2012, 07:34 PM
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damn I wish I was in the area, I would love to watch a bonfire, Id bring the marshmellows/ We could all take turns cooking wieners off the back of RAD's bumber- Make smores cuz word roun tha camp fire has it areo beetles are going to tear a hole in you
03-03-2012, 07:50 PM
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Please put this together, I'd love to see it. I like points for the overall fastest lap and points for the fastest over a lap session. Why not do both?
I would certainly be game for coming to see this, and maybe bringing my car too and bringing a TTU lap record back with me. If there are enough people signed up for TTU I will consider donating a set of my lightly used Hoosier A6 to the cause for Peter to drive on (given that I would win some more).
I would certainly be game for coming to see this, and maybe bringing my car too and bringing a TTU lap record back with me. If there are enough people signed up for TTU I will consider donating a set of my lightly used Hoosier A6 to the cause for Peter to drive on (given that I would win some more).
03-03-2012, 07:57 PM
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So it does use less hp to go fast vs. our cars.
So a race for fun sounds like fun, wish I lived closer to you guys, oh well
03-03-2012, 07:57 PM
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I do think that, if this happens, someone not involved should drive both cars. Doesn't matter who it is, but it should not be NJ-GT or Randy or Peter, etc. Gotta keep the wager honest...
03-03-2012, 08:08 PM
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I like it mano e mano in their own cars. Nothing like smack talk when you are the one who has to back it up. Then they can have a remix at Monticello or NJMP (whatever Rad's home track is) and see what's up.
But all the fun is in the guys who talk the smack doing the driving.
They can split some coaching in the meantime, but hiring a pro to drive the cars would take all of the fun out of it IMO. The drivers/cars seem to be close enough where it's a drivers race.
Rad, bring some Fireball (I mean Ferrari) brothers with you to back you up!
But all the fun is in the guys who talk the smack doing the driving.
They can split some coaching in the meantime, but hiring a pro to drive the cars would take all of the fun out of it IMO. The drivers/cars seem to be close enough where it's a drivers race.
Rad, bring some Fireball (I mean Ferrari) brothers with you to back you up!
03-03-2012, 08:42 PM
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I like it mano e mano in their own cars. Nothing like smack talk when you are the one who has to back it up. Then they can have a remix at Monticello or NJMP (whatever Rad's home track is) and see what's up.
But all the fun is in the guys who talk the smack doing the driving.
They can split some coaching in the meantime, but hiring a pro to drive the cars would take all of the fun out of it IMO. The drivers/cars seem to be close enough where it's a drivers race.
Rad, bring some Fireball (I mean Ferrari) brothers with you to back you up!
But all the fun is in the guys who talk the smack doing the driving.
They can split some coaching in the meantime, but hiring a pro to drive the cars would take all of the fun out of it IMO. The drivers/cars seem to be close enough where it's a drivers race.
Rad, bring some Fireball (I mean Ferrari) brothers with you to back you up!