Okay, we need a new open wheel monster for S3 now that we have Rockingham. Give us something similar to early 2000's CART. 1000 hp, 1741 lbs with driver
Great movie A little disappointed in the choice of the large plot line, and disappointed that they apparently didn't follow Lucas's original movie plans for Episode 7. I feel like Lucas's choice would have been better than Disney's for the universe at large.
However, the smaller scale, more important plot lines were better than I could have hoped That's what makes this movie
Secure from what? Who wants my Clash of Clans data, my contacts, my internet searches and text messages? Why do I care if they had it anyways? I'd give it all to the world for much less than $100 as long as I get to keep my phone
And anyways, when you say $100 that is a 100% increase in price for me.
The message that really needs to be spread is unity. Join together. Embrace your fellow man no matter what your differences. Your enemies grow weaker when bonds are strengthened. Do not forget this.
There is no excuse for what has happened. We seek to analyze what has happened in a hope to prevent it from occurring again. This is part of the process, but we are ready to analyze because we are outsiders. Those more directly effected by the violence may never want to do such things, and that is understandable.
I apologize for angering you in this tough time by quoting older posts. I will be more mindful of others with my future posts on this thread. My thoughts are with those effected.
Thanks for doing what you did, Justin. Thank you for being such a great person, and thank you for the giving that you did even after having passed away.
The racing community aches, but we will move forward as you would have wanted us to.
(I posed similarly elsewhere, but didn't want to be the first one on here)
IndyCar oval racing is different than what it was prior to 2012, but it's certainly more dangerous than what it was prior to the aero kits.
Basically, it boils down to IMS owning the series and IMS not wanting speeds to be higher than at IMS at other tracks (like Fontana for example). For this reason they have mandated certain higher down force kit components at places outside of IMS.
It's a shame really.
Reguardless, I don't think that particularly contributed to this incident, although it may have helped avoid it. I blame the amount of single car spins on lack of practice time at Pocono with the new kits. They only had two practice sessions for a total of three hours.
From the start of the race everybody was struggling to add down force or remove it, because they were not sure where it needed to be until halfway through the race. Typically, the teams have a really good idea of where the down force levels need to be at an oval unless the conditions have changed. This time, the conditions hadn't changed much if any.