If the F1 posting bothers anyone, I will gladly take it to that thread. I seem to be the only person that post there these days.

 

Don't bother me. It's funny.

 

Nothing on this thread bothers me, offends me, or amuses me!

 

The last ALMS 12 hours of Sebring is tomorrow. Starts at 10:30am. The new balance of performance still leaves the factory teams with the advantage over privateers.

 

Sosberg always qualify well, then drives like crap in the race. He'd be good for TT or TA, just not w2wracing. Lol

 

Shut chur mouth or ill take a crap in it. Come at meh kid.

 

Oh snap! So it's like that?

 

Does anybody have any idea of the what long endurance races will be run by the United Sports Car Series next year?

Daytona is sort of boring and I can't say I'm terribly wild about Sebring though it is better than Daytona. I'm sure they'll keep petit Le Mans

 

They should do 12 hours of the glen and 24 hours at COTA or Laguna Seca.

 

What, chu think we boyz cause I let chu rub deez nutz. I didnt tell chu I liked it.

 

24 minutes of Daytona like top gear will be the new trend. Btw I'm ignoring the angry azn because he hurt my feelings.

 

Well- my last free meal at work...

they went out with a bang and offered surf n turf. However I had to dominate the dining room and ate the following
bowl of italian wedding soup
four filet mignons
one lobster tail
one side of green beans
one side of risotto
two sundaes

 

Sebring is by far one of the best races to watch on TV. The longer ALMS races include:

12 hours of Sebring
6 hours of Monterey (Laguna Seca)
4 hours of VIR
10 hour Petit Le Mans

I don't think Grand Am will do another 24 hours of anything. That would be stealing the spotlight from their 24 hours of Daytona. I dont find anything interesting about CoTA. Boring modern track with no character but that's just my opinion.

The FIA WEC will be doing a 6 hour of CoTA the day after ALMS is there. Would have been nice if they combined both into a single race.

EDIT:
Sebring and Petit will always be on the calendar. The tracks were owned by Don Panoz and in selling the rights to NASCAR, the rights to those tracks also goes.

 

Have to disagree -- I love COTA. Maybe I'm biased though because it's in Texas and I like watching F1 race car drivers with Cowboy hats and then I imagine them with chaps on without pants. But that's just me..

 

Dayum... That's what they be serving at Google allday errday.