Re: Greatest moment in CART history

"Chip Thomas" <spamanot@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> RickyBobby wrote:
>> Now that CART is finally no more it is time to look back and reflect on

>> some of their greatest moments in auto racing history.
>
> CART has been gone for years.  If you knew anything about racing, you'd 
> know that.
>
>
>>
>
> <snip of some irrational ramblings>
>
>>
>> That is how I will remember CART.  Liars, cheats, thieves.
>
> Remember things in whatever way you want.  When you spoke with the 
> officials during the CART years, did they lie to you?
>
>

As a matter of fact they did.  They said that they were going to have
races 
on dates that races never took place.  Care to debate that fact?

Tony George went way out on a limb with his personal fortune and name and 
dignity on the line and scheduled over 200 IRL races and every last one of

them was run.  Care to debate that fact?

I can clearly see that will never agree on anything anyhow but my facts
are 
way more solid than your facts.

But it is all good now and we can all forget the bad moments of the past
and 
get behind the current vision of what open wheel racing is today.

Any of you snooty, high income, highly educated former open wheel fans are

more than welcome to take up a fervent interest in yacht racing.  That may

be more your speed and include more of your type of people.