Austin F1 update: access road improvements approved
06-01-2011, 06:38 PM
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Geography is not your strong suit
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasos are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
06-01-2011, 06:49 PM
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One more thread trolled into oblivion...
Dave, haven't managed to put the ends together, duty calls...also still hoping that glen pulls together the PL deal again, as long as it's not on top of rennsport...
Dave, haven't managed to put the ends together, duty calls...also still hoping that glen pulls together the PL deal again, as long as it's not on top of rennsport...
06-01-2011, 07:33 PM
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Appears you're pretty good at guessing the world's "Seasos" amigo!
Let me help you.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasos are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasos are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
Bottom line is that the Austin USGP will most likely be very hot and humid. You likey?
06-01-2011, 08:06 PM
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Let me help you.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasos are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasos are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
06-01-2011, 08:26 PM
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To me the temperature is a major concern for the fans hombre!
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
You are correct that it'll be paired with Montreal so that will be sometime in the summer. Latitude 45 for The Great White North and Latitude 30 for Austin which would typically follow the Canadian event.
Getting back to the roads leading into the facility for both ingress and egress... word on the street in Austin that this is going to be a freaking fiasco of major proportions. God willing, they'll build a helipad or two. That's the only way I'm going there.
06-01-2011, 08:38 PM
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Exactly -- EVERY race there is unbelievablely hot and humid.
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
It is hilarious to see him call someone a midget, though. Priceless projection right there...
06-01-2011, 08:43 PM
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It's you who does not know the weather of the Grand Prix locations
Let me help you.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasons are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
Singapore and Malaysia are Equatorial and Tropcal which means no real seasons. except dry and wet. Not too many snow storms in Singapore.
Austrlalia is South of the Equator so the Seasons are reversed. So March equals October in Austin.
Looks like you did not pay attention in school.
Tropical = hot and humid
Humid = Austin weather
Exactly -- EVERY race there is unbelievablely hot and humid.
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
How Franky derailed this thread from access roads to hot and humid is beyond me, but perhaps Frank is unaware that Bernie doesn't care if the race was held at Austin in the dead of August. These days the Circus comes once a year to North America and it's around the Montreal race.
VR time to close the thread.
