Jelly Bean is so nice. Been really enjoying my new Nexus 7.

Yeah, of course.

Quote from kiste :

manager: {deadwolfbones, Ben Keough}
viceManager: {kiste, Christian Kistner}
teamName: CoRe Racing Pro
class: Pro
car: FZR
number: 33
drivers:
- {Ilbens, Ilari Juusela, Finland}
- {Naamavelli, Toni Tossavainen, Finland}
- {MonkeyHead, Axel Falck, Finland}
- {Ruben_Drifter, Ruben Blasco, Spain}
- {scipy, Sasa Pasic, Croatia}

manager: {deadwolfbones, Ben Keough}
viceManager: {kiste, Christian Kistner}
teamName: CoRe Racing AM
class: Am
car: FZR
number: 66
drivers:
- {FireMike15, Maik Paluch, Germany}
- {kiste, Christian Kistner, Germany}
- {DeadWolfBones, Ben Keough, USA}

One more update, moving me to the Am car.

Quote from DeadWolfBones :

manager: {deadwolfbones, Ben Keough}
viceManager: {kiste, Christian Kistner}
teamName: CoRe Racing 1
class: Pro
car: FZR
number: 33
drivers:
- {Ilbens, Ilari Juusela, Finland}
- {Naamavelli, Toni Tossavainen, Finland}
- {marakattimax, Teemu Suninen, Finland}
- {Zero_0, Luis Barbosa, Portugal}
- {BSantos, Pedro Santos, Portugal}
- {rcpilot, Corey Green, USA}
- {bacabinha, Marcelo Neiva, Brazil}
- {KaiqueBRA, Kaique Piropo, Brazil}
- {MonkeyHead, Axel Falck, Finland}
- {Ruben_Drifter, Ruben Blasco, Spain}
- {scipy, Sasa Pasic, Croatia}
- {DeadWolfBones, Ben Keough, USA}

manager: {deadwolfbones, Ben Keough}
viceManager: {kiste, Christian Kistner}
teamName: CoRe Racing 2
class: Am
car: FZR
number: 66
drivers:
- {andRo., Andris Pavars, Latvia}
- {A. Araujo, André Araújo, Portugal}
- {Drift King CZ, Michal Saidl, Czech Republic}
- {Töki (HUN), Roland Osza, Hungary}
- {FireMike15, Maik Paluch, Germany}
- {puzzle, Rui Santos, Portugal}
- {kiste, Christian Kistner, Germany}
- {RRT RabbiT, Darko Nikolin, Serbia}
- {iginla, Jesse Telkkälä, Finland
- {locovich, Dario Ramos, Argentina}
- {RiGun, Ariel Chiodini, Argentina}

Added scipy.

Hulkenberg 2/2 w/ Sauber front wings.

Quote from GreyBull [CHA] :

What's not to like about this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lGp4yXkAyo

... and this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVl9IJC32XM


DP01s on airport courses... Now that was quite something.

Plus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND8VCprPuAo

Quote from Framaris :

Damn you Ben for recruiting the best drivers!

They just come to me, dude. I hardly have to do any work.

An Old Friend Returns to CoRe Racing

It was a bit more than two years ago that Rubén Blasco (aka Ruben_Drifter) first joined CoRe Racing. Though he left some time later to help build the Spanish Lanzarote Racing Team up to international competition caliber, he's ready to return to CoRe. We couldn't be happier about that.

Now 18 years old, Rubén is a bit wiser, a bit more experienced, and a bit hungrier to prove himself in international competition. We can't wait to see what he can do for us in our endurance racing and open wheel programs. As before, Rubén will race with the number 94 and the name CoRe R.Blasco. Welcome back, Rubén!

Last edited by DeadWolfBones, Fri 21 Sep 2012, 13:10.

Twice in one season, Sato?

Congrats to RHR, well done.

Eek. Nail biting time for RHR/Andretti.

ayyyyyyy ducky!

Well, you have to admit he's really, really good at losing championships.

Definitely was a penalty, imo. Good work by the stewards all around this weekend.

Quote from Cornys :

Yes, I'm talking about the oval events more than the road events because I've never been to a road event before. From the stands it's very hard to follow an IndyCar race on an oval because the car numbers are hard to identify in order to keep up with the race on the pylon. (Kentucky 2011)

As far as the road events go I'm sure that IndyCar beats most series' due to their speed and relative openness in pit passes and the number of people and such. When it comes to the ovals though IndyCar would be very difficult to follow for a casual fan let alone a first time race attender. It may be different at tracks other than Kentucky though

If you've watched more than one race in a season I can't imagine having a hard time following a race. The cars have pretty distinctive color schemes. I guess that doesn't translate to the pylon, but surely knowing a few of the cars you could figure it out.

Quote from flymike91 :

We can't talk about his policies because the first argument out of liberals' mouths is that you're a racist if you dislike Obama and his policies. Liberals use this deflection to avoid talking about the economy so that they can change the topic to social issues instead.

Get back to me when you're not leaning on a liberal strawman.

And Obama is a moderate, you moron. Fiscally a bit right of center, socially a bit left.

Quote from flymike91 :

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You've said plenty of other things to give people reasonable cause to suspect you're racist. It wasn't your distaste for Obama's policies.

I don't think anyone has said that being opposed to Obama's policies makes you racist.

Calling people racist is necessary when they're racist.

Birth rates are also down in Japan and South Korea, Mikey. There goes your "white societies" theory.

Quote from Cornys :

Simply put, IndyCar isn't spectator friendly as much

This is just silly. You ever been to an IndyCar race? They do more than most series to make it accessible to fans.

Round 2:

Awesome!

Well, I had a lot of assistance from the landscapes. But thanks.

Nice stuff, Don.

More shots from my national parks road trip:

Very messy race. RHR's restart was legal by the rules, but the flagman ****ed up by not letting them equalize pace in the front row before throwing the green.