Re: Cheever the *****
Charles Bloch
The best he can do against real race drivers is to take them out.
Martin Schmidt wrote:
> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Martin Schmidt wrote:
> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
Pot and kettle.
Von Fourche
"Martin Schmidt" <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:4eh0sqF...@individual.net...
>I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
Marco was blowing everybody away. Bad move by Cheever. I bet race fans
are not the only ones who are mad at Cheever. I bet ABC is ticked off too.
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Martin Schmidt wrote:
> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
Cheever
Franchitti
Herta
Unser, Jr.
Carpenter
Whatever....
The list of IRL drivers that don't belong on the track probably has
about 15 names on it.
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Martin Schmidt wrote:
> Merrill P. L. Worthington wrote:
>
>
>>Cheever
>>Franchitti
>>Herta
>>Unser, Jr.
>>Carpenter
>>
>>Whatever....
>>
>>The list of IRL drivers that don't belong on the track probably has
>>about 15 names on it.
>
>
> Funny, how they obviously were excellent when they were in CART, but
> suddenly are the devil in person just because they race IndyCars. Funny,
> too funny...
They weren't much in CART. Unser, Jr was washed up years before he went
to the IRL, a long-time has been. Franchitti, Cheever and Herta were
also rans; Carpenter a never was.
It would be like Janet Guthrie getting in an IRL car.
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Martin Schmidt wrote:
> no...@nowhere.com wrote:
>
>
>>Why am I not surprised that you posted another stupid comment?
>
>
> Why am I not surprised that you're dancing as I want, puppet?
** plonk **
Aub Gorman
> no...@nowhere.com wrote:
>
> >> > It's hack racing for dumbfuck fans.
> >>
> >> So you must be the #1 fan then.
> >
> > Typical stupid comment from you, Commie.
> >
> > Lick the boots of my American capitalism, fuckwit.
>
> LOL. Dance puppet, dance.
>
noone lives in butt fuck farm country. If they didn't have huge juicy servings
of taxpayer funded pork and federal farming subsidies, they wouldn't exist!
Someone living in a place that depends so much on government aid has no right
to claim being a capitalist, especially with a crook leading the country who
borrows $billions from China just so he can give it away in the form of tax
cuts to rich people and has bloated the US civil service to such a size that
it's the biggest the world has ever seen.
Under Bush, the US has become a socialist gulag.
--
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Von Fourche
"Merrill P. L. Worthington" <mp...@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
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What you watched is a real open wheel race. You've probably been
watching too much F1. Somewhere you forgot what racing is all about. IRL -
real racing. F1 - competition between engineers. IRL - race car drivers.
F1 - jockeys.
You think Schumacher has the guts to race man to man in the IRL on a
road course? Nope. He knows he couldn't run away and hide from the rest of
the field.
IRL drivers are not ballerina dancers like F1 jockeys are.
Von Fourche
> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
At least he admitted to nipping Danica Patrick. From the replays no one
could tell if Cheever bumped her. He admitted he did.
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Von Fourche wrote:
>
> What you watched is a real open wheel race. You've probably been
> watching too much F1. Somewhere you forgot what racing is all about. IRL -
> real racing. F1 - competition between engineers. IRL - race car drivers.
> F1 - jockeys.
>
> You think Schumacher has the guts to race man to man in the IRL on a
> road course? Nope. He knows he couldn't run away and hide from the rest of
> the field.
>
> IRL drivers are not ballerina dancers like F1 jockeys are.
You're right. F1 has green flag racing. That's what I was expecting.
I forgot that real open wheel racing like, with the IRL, is conducted
under full course yellows.
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Von Fourche wrote:
I didn't waste time waiting for green flags or driver interviews. Did
he admit he scrod both drivers?
Von Fourche
Yes, he admitted to both mistakes.
Carey Akin
>
>>
>
> Cheever
> Franchitti
> Herta
> Unser, Jr.
> Carpenter
>
> Whatever....
>
> The list of IRL drivers that don't belong on the track probably has about
> 15 names on it.
>
Carey in Manvel
Merrill P. L. Worthington
Carey Akin wrote:
Are you still obsessed with the OWRS? This is a thread about the
incompetence of the IRL. They can't drive in rain, they can't drive a
road course.
The IRL has ruined open wheel in both bodies so you don't have much
plank to walk before you run out of room.
C Story
@individual.net:
> no...@nowhere.com wrote:
>
>> Nice try, Commie.
>>
>> Now take some more stomping from my American capitalist boot that
>> squashed you and your failed government.
>
> LOL
>
> Why do I suddenly picture you as a Fred-Flintstone-when-he's-choleric
> kind of guy?
>
That American capitalist boot was probably made in China.
Charles Bloch
I don't want to see your dumbass replies to anything I might post.
Thanks.
no...@nowhere.com wrote:
> In article <Xns97D8E334C9515c...@216.196.97.142>,
> The whole world exists to expend their lives in squalor to provide us
> with cheap goods to better enjoy the rich bounty of American capitalism.
>
> Now, inferior, you need to be added to the killfile of this group.
> Thanks for popping your head up so I could zing it off and dispense with
> you.
>
Charles Bloch
no...@nowhere.com wrote:
> In article <4eh0sqF...@individual.net>,
> Martin Schmidt <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote:
>
>
>>I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
>>I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
>
>
> It's the IRL. They have few drivers who do.
>
> It's a demolition derby.
>
> It's hack racing for dumbfuck fans.
>
So you watched the race?
C Story
@free.teranews.com:
> In article <Xns97D8E334C9515c...@216.196.97.142>,
> C Story <cst...@NOSPAM.magma.ca> wrote:
>
> The whole world exists to expend their lives in squalor to provide us
> with cheap goods to better enjoy the rich bounty of American capitalism.
You know, Stephen Colbert does this stuff a lot better than you ..
I wonder when I'll be added to the 'You're Dead to Me' board
>
> Now, inferior, you need to be added to the killfile of this group.
> Thanks for popping your head up so I could zing it off and dispense with
> you.
>
Ah, there it is!
forty
> "Martin Schmidt" <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote in message
> news:4eh0sqF...@individual.net...
>> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
>> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
>
>
> are not the only ones who are mad at Cheever. I bet ABC is ticked off too.
He was quick and racy, but I wouldn't say he was blowing everybody away.
I watched him go up to turn 9 several times and I was expecting to
throw that waving yellow. He's quick, but inexperienced and it was
plainly obvious by many of the bad passing attempts I saw him try to set
up. I could tell that kid was a timebomb.
--
Forty
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and
mountaineering; all the rest are merely games.” - Ernest Hemingway
David Reininger
> Von Fourche wrote:
>
>> "Martin Schmidt" <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote in message
>> news:4eh0sqF...@individual.net...
>>
>>> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
>>> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
>>
>>
>>
>> Marco was blowing everybody away. Bad move by Cheever. I bet
>> race fans are not the only ones who are mad at Cheever. I bet ABC is
>> ticked off too.
>
>
> He was quick and racy, but I wouldn't say he was blowing everybody away.
> I watched him go up to turn 9 several times and I was expecting to
> throw that waving yellow. He's quick, but inexperienced and it was
> plainly obvious by many of the bad passing attempts I saw him try to set
> up. I could tell that kid was a timebomb.
Reminded me of Keke Rosberg in a Can Am car at the Glen.
"Car 5 off driver's right.
"Car 5 off driver's left.
"Nevermind, he's gone."
forty
Was that on your spotters net? We didn't get those calls on Able's. We
were told not to call in 2-offs or 4-offs if they continued.
Von Fourche
"forty" <cfor...@SPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
news:4ej331F...@individual.net...
> Von Fourche wrote:
>> "Martin Schmidt" <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote in message
>> news:4eh0sqF...@individual.net...
>>> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the microphone
>>> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
>>
>>
>> Marco was blowing everybody away. Bad move by Cheever. I bet race
>> fans are not the only ones who are mad at Cheever. I bet ABC is ticked
>> off too.
>
> He was quick and racy, but I wouldn't say he was blowing everybody away. I
> watched him go up to turn 9 several times and I was expecting to throw
> that waving yellow. He's quick, but inexperienced and it was plainly
> obvious by many of the bad passing attempts I saw him try to set up. I
> could tell that kid was a timebomb.
Timebomb? Ok, I will give you that. Yeah, the kid needs to calm down
just a tad.
David Reininger
> David Reininger wrote:
>
>> forty wrote:
>>
>>> Von Fourche wrote:
>>>
>>>> "Martin Schmidt" <ikar...@gmx.net> wrote in message
>>>> news:4eh0sqF...@individual.net...
>>>>
>>>>> I totally agree with Michael: Just before he said it into the
>>>>> microphone
>>>>> I thought "Cheever does not belong on a race track."
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Marco was blowing everybody away. Bad move by Cheever. I bet
>>>> race fans are not the only ones who are mad at Cheever. I bet ABC
>>>> is ticked off too.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> He was quick and racy, but I wouldn't say he was blowing everybody
>>> away. I watched him go up to turn 9 several times and I was
>>> expecting to throw that waving yellow. He's quick, but inexperienced
>>> and it was plainly obvious by many of the bad passing attempts I saw
>>> him try to set up. I could tell that kid was a timebomb.
>>
>>
>> Reminded me of Keke Rosberg in a Can Am car at the Glen.
>>
>> "Car 5 off driver's right.
>>
>> "Car 5 off driver's left.
>>
>> "Nevermind, he's gone."
>>
>
> Was that on your spotters net? We didn't get those calls on Able's. We
> were told not to call in 2-offs or 4-offs if they continued.
Nah. That was in an article in Autoweek
describing the corner worker's call for
Keke Rosberg in a Lola T-332 (Can Am)
going through the uphill esses at the
Glen. At the time, the uphill esses had
curbing installed to slow the cars. They
were installed a year or so after Francois Cervert
lost his life at the bridge at the top of the hill.
forty
He was scaring the piss out of me when I saw him zig zagging to try to
get around cars going up that hill when he hadn't set up a pass
properly. I had my yellow flag partly unfurled for quite a few laps when
I saw such antics.