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Detroit, 6:24 PM
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04/16/09
""7 o'clock start on the track. We all get fire-retardant suits, gloves, balaclava (the mask under the helmet), earplugs, and helmet. There's about 20 of us, and everyone has everything in their size. It's a rather comically tingly experience to wear fire-retardant, branded clothing. Doesn't matter that it's someone elses, and that by the end of the day we'll have to give it back dripping in fear-endowed sweat, you still have your inner child buzzing in anticipation.""
Enjoy, not translating the whole article, thought it is really interesting to read.
És igen, magyar vagyok.
03/27/09
03/27/09
If it is, arrest me now...because think I'm in love with you Peter Orosz.
In a manly, non-gay, backslapping kind of way, of course.
04/16/09
Hehe, yeah... Man has to envy another, ay? :)
03/27/09
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03/27/09
if a foreign race car driver said this to me, i would totally go along with it.
more video of drivers suiting up and describing their cars, please.
03/27/09
How is this different than 70% of typical US drivers in city traffic.
Oh, F1 is enjoyable to experience.
03/27/09
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03/27/09
Or smee.
03/27/09