Pics of car post Hand accident at Mid-Ohio
#17
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Originally Posted by 38D
I'm not sure why they even loaded it back up. There ain't $5 worth of usable parts left on that car.
Just happy JH made it out of that wreck ok.
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Originally Posted by 38D
I'm not sure why they even loaded it back up. There ain't $5 worth of usable parts left on that car.
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#19
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Originally Posted by jmorris3
Probably because they didn't want to pay the fine for littering at Mid Ohio....
#20
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Originally Posted by Geo
Just think if it had been Barber. That would probably have been a reality.
Seriously though, Barber has gotten better. When we were there a few weeks ago there were things that they didn't b*tch about that they would've screemed bloody murder about two years ago.
#21
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Originally Posted by John H
The link shows some high def pics of Joey Hands car after the accident. Really shows the importance of not skimping where safety counts.
http://www.mmsports.org/forum/viewto...=4585&start=20
http://www.mmsports.org/forum/viewto...=4585&start=20
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When the AMLS was there in May the drivers were bitching about the new curbs because the were so agressive they couldnt touch them with their insid eor outside wheel.
You also dont realize how big they are untill you are on track.
You also dont realize how big they are untill you are on track.
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I think if they just work on the landing , it would more resemble a scene from Dukes of Hazard. someone should put that scene to music! " Just some good ole boys, never meaing no harm............"
by the way, did you see the size of the CF intake runners on that PTG 3.2 liter 500hp monster?
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by the way, did you see the size of the CF intake runners on that PTG 3.2 liter 500hp monster?
MK
Originally Posted by mark kibort
and making sure the grass ski jumps along side the newly paved roads, allow the 100mph+ cars to safely clear the service roads.
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