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Awful to get to see IndyCar aces like himself, Franchitti, Montoya, Carpentier and a many others changing grounds and departing to the silly NASCAR Cup. Hope that indeed, He does return, like Dario did.

Have you blokes read that the so called "Car Of Twomorrow" uses only the most innovative racing technologies: two valve-cam in block engine, leaded gasoline, a four speed gearbox, live rear axel, four barrel carburetor, tube frame chassis... On top of it, apparently those cars can not turn right!!! :?
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Awful to get to see IndyCar aces like himself, Franchitti, Montoya, Carpentier and a many others changing grounds and departing to the silly NASCAR Cup. Hope that indeed, He does return, like Dario did. Have you blokes read that the so called "Car Of Twomorrow" uses only the most innovative racing technologies: two valve-cam in block engine, leaded gasoline, a four speed gearbox, live rear axel, four barrel carburetor, tube frame chassis... On top of it, apparently those cars can not turn right!!! :?
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Hey, Ramjam 69: I know pretty well how this qualifying system "works". My point is, I am not so sure it really works. I dislike that under the current qualifying system, the best time at the track does not get the Pole at the grid. Please re-read this part of my previous post: "This qualyfing system of three rounds is interestng, but I still miss the originial "everyone vs. everyone" (all together) system in wich Ayrton Senna always shone brigthly." Best regards.
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I just don''t get it. DC''s time was 01:18.187 hence, he shall be on the pole. His time was around 200/1000 of a second faster than Hamilton''s. Yet, he is on the 11th. spot only. Isn“t the pole position supposed to be reserved for the faster car? This qualyfing system of three rounds is interestng, but I still miss the originial "everyone vs. everyone" system in wich Ayrton Senna always shone brigthly.
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