Wow, that is an amazingly cool backdrop for a racetrack.
But if we are going crazily fantastic here, I'd like to add an event:
A race beginning in Manhattan, across the heart of America, and ending in Los Angeles. The pit crews will travel by air and can only conduct pit stops at service stations. Counts for 10 times the normal points. Must attempt to outrun police officers. Each car may be outfitted with a machine gun.
Perhaps we can let Mr. Edinburgh have his way. A number of the circuits he namechecks (Interlagos, Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Road America) are excellent choices. However, he really should have gone for broke and included the Nordschleife and Mt. Panorama/Bathurst. In your hearts, you know I'm right. and by the way, bring back the banking at Monza!
As long as some guy named Joe will be driving, I'm cool with that. Looks better than all of these new, blown up versions of Hot Wheels tracks that Bernie insists F1 race.
Again, I'm taking the low road on this. All those prety Ferraris, Porsches, and Ford GTs. People seem to get excited about looking at these thoroughbreds, but like the horses that were in the run for the roses, only used to delight the wealthy elite that gather at these events, raising champagne glasses, and toasting the good life, while the workers at their factories that provided the lifestyle they've grown accustom to get thrown out on their proverbial asses, or worse yet, made to perform their tasks with no insurance, no pension, and with substandard wages.
Ah the good life, as long as you can afford to stand on the back of the working class, nothing is truly out of reach.
@elwood: oh phuleeze.... NASCAR is exactly the opposite. All the cars look the same, instead of Champagne, the audience is swilling in very stale, very cheap beer; instead of dressing to the nines, they are barely dressed at all; Instead of conversation in a hushed and reserved manner, there are streams of expletives; And instead of very expensive, somewhat advanced motorcars on the track, there are very expensive, not at all advanced motorcars on the track.
Huh, maybe it's not as opposite as I thought it was.
@jodark: That really makes absolutly no sense at all. Last time I looked, the French don't have mass graves since the 1940's, neither do the Dutch, the Danes, the Belgians, the Swiss, the Swedes, the Norwegians, the Fins, or the Spanish. Don't equate Socialism with Totalitarianism, in which the key ruler is large and in charge. Examples of the latter? President: Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe; Senior General Than Shwe of Mianmar (the former Burma) is another example; President Kim Il of North Korea, is another brutal example.
So don't preach to me that socialism equates third world barbarism, as it most certainly does not. Scare tactics like this is what the previous administration used to control and enhance power. It doesn't work anymore.
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But if we are going crazily fantastic here, I'd like to add an event:
A race beginning in Manhattan, across the heart of America, and ending in Los Angeles. The pit crews will travel by air and can only conduct pit stops at service stations. Counts for 10 times the normal points. Must attempt to outrun police officers. Each car may be outfitted with a machine gun.
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Imagine bracing yourself for that every lap.
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Ah the good life, as long as you can afford to stand on the back of the working class, nothing is truly out of reach.
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Huh, maybe it's not as opposite as I thought it was.
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So don't preach to me that socialism equates third world barbarism, as it most certainly does not. Scare tactics like this is what the previous administration used to control and enhance power. It doesn't work anymore.
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If you are looking for it, it is almost at the very bottom.
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It was also last in the GT1 class.. by 37 laps.
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