January, 2000
Featured Question
Now that we have left the 1900's and entered the 2000's (we'll
leave the debate about when the decade/century/millennium ends/starts for other web sites), let's
play a fantasy. What is the one thing you would like to see in racing in the future?
Competitive women drivers!!!
Gig
San Diego, CA - Thursday, March 16, 2000 at 14:47:22 (PST)
For the Evil NASCAR horde to dry up and go away. Some guy already posted here and said he wanted NAPCAR to admit they are like Pro Wrestling. NAPCAR would have to become 300% more entertaining just to be as interesting as wrestling. And NAPCAR is now what the average American thinks of when they think of racing...
Bill Clare
Rochester, NY USA - Thursday, March 16, 2000 at 11:07:37 (PST)
I'd love to see a long 6-1/2 hour race where teams only enter 1 car, and you have driver
changes etc..., possibly at a long nice circuit like Elkhart Lake?
Also a CART race at a classic European circuit like Spa would be COOL!!!
Trent Wallis
Sydney, NSW Australia - Monday, March 13, 2000 at 05:14:38 (PST)
i agree with tom king about a valid iroc series. occasionally you can see "old" races from the
80s at watkins glen, mid ohio, etc. where there is real competition not found on the high speed
ovals. or put them all in open wheel cars and see some parity. the current series is a joke.
also wish the endurance/road racing guys would get it together. love seeing all classes of cars
running at the same time, 12 or 24 hours a stretch. panoz is doing what he can, i guess, but
sanctions/rules/tv packages, etc have caused so many problems in the past, nobody can make a success
j barnett
norfolk, va - Friday, March 03, 2000 at 15:18:22 (PST)
I would like to see anybody but DeCaprio star in Stallones upcoming Champ car movie. The "boy" is wrong for the part.
Owen Burmania
Angus, Ontario Canada - Saturday, February 12, 2000 at 15:56:39 (PST)
I would most like to see roadtracks built so that spectators
could see at least two good passing areas and one straight
section for the race.
april (johnaprl@pacbell.net)
CA - Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 09:19:06 (PST)
For the CART teams to suck it up and buy there on IRL cars, go to Indy and kick the IRL teams
asses in Tony Georges on sandbox. This will force a reconciliation faster then all of the nice
talk.
Cory
Portland, OR USA - Wednesday, February 02, 2000 at 11:57:21 (PST)
I would like to see an open wheel version of IROC, featuring drivers from CART, F1, IRL, and other competitive series. This would be an outstanding way to view each series strengths and weaknesses. I am relaistic enough to know that legal and financial constraints preclude this from ever happening, but you did say that it was fantasy!
Tom King (csktek@aol.com)
Boise, ID USA - Saturday, January 22, 2000 at 11:55:05 (PST)
A long, wide, high speed natural terrain road course set in
a picturesque landscape. A true classic something like the old
Nurburgring. Maybe if Penske, Ganassi, and Forsythe would
forget the cookie cutter ovals, they could pool their
money and do it. It could be the ultimate showcase venue to
show the versitility of the Champ Cars and drivers.
don
- Saturday, January 22, 2000 at 10:26:37 (PST)
To stop worrying what Tony George is thinking,its a waste of ink in the press. Tony choked,
and he knows it, just let him fade into the darkness, just like his PEP BOYS, oh I'm sorry you
lost your title sponser, just like who won INDY last year, oh I'm sorry you lost him to CART.
Fade into thr darkness,just like dog and pony show you call the I.R.L. P.S. Your Grandfather must be proud of what you've done to openwheel racing,you dumb---
jeff burton (EmmoFan@aol.com)
INDY, IN U.S.A. - Friday, January 21, 2000 at 16:35:59 (PST)
A prototype racing series which races once an month on only a few natural
terrain road courses which allows the development of high tech
devices with no restriction (like the old Group 7). This would
allow development of all of the technologies which racing routinely
outlaws for the sake of the show. In this concept, the technology
is the show. Perhaps include the Pike's Peak circuit? Allow
alternate (pump available) fuels, strange engines (turbines?), ground effects,
active suspensions, ABS, traction control, but restrict it only to
DOT legal tires, any size, available to all competitors.
A.J. Hoyt (ajhoyt@mail.earthlink.net)
Garden Grove, CA USA - Wednesday, January 19, 2000 at 15:26:09 (PST)
I wish that Tony George would study the old saying, "Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in 3
generations"; and realize that he is on the fast track to accomplishing it.
Tigger
Ashland, Kentucky USA - Saturday, January 15, 2000 at 08:42:33 (PST)
The best drivers from any racing series at the INDY 500!!!!!!!(except IRL of course)
Jacques Hamer
- Friday, January 14, 2000 at 20:12:40 (PST)
MORE WOMEN RACING!
Deann (nomorelosers@yahoo.com)
Buena Park, CA - Thursday, January 06, 2000 at 15:12:13 (PST)
Ban the use of silicon in CART Champ Cars (other than in there two way radios)
George Cappello (gcappe3208)
- Tuesday, January 04, 2000 at 18:06:21 (PST)
Sorry DT, but I can't do just one. For starters, really good
TV coverage for CART. No more multiple networks, no more taped
delays, no more cutting off the last lap for senior golf. Second,
a really good CART website that doesn't demand you get a new
monitor just to use it, or at the very least, one that changes
each season, nearly always for the worse. Still with me? How about
some North American drivers? One reason the IRL has any support
at all is that it's one of the few places an American or Canadian
driver can get an open wheel ride.
okay, back to reality now!
Lisa Davidson (j.l.davidson@worldnet.att.net)
Hawthorne, CA USA - Monday, January 03, 2000 at 10:46:04 (PST)
What Dave said and for NASCAR to admit that it is entertainment and not real like pro wrestling did :).
Mark Schuermann
Cincinnati, OH - Monday, January 03, 2000 at 10:19:29 (PST)
What Dave said.
Steve Heckard (sheckard@home.com)
- Sunday, January 02, 2000 at 20:48:10 (PST)
The end of the IRL. The sooner, the better.
Dave Levin (racinnut@ameritech.net)
- Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 22:40:41 (PST)
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