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Old 05-28-2007, 01:08 PM
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Fox now uses 'Speed Channel' to pimp its NASCAR coverage! I have a bad feeling that they'll be dropping F1 next...
dont get me started . . .

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I do remember seeing some racing where they ran the bigger 1000cc bikes against the GP2 250cc 2 strokes! The 250s couldn't keep-up-with 1 liters 'top end-wize' but killed them in the turns! I forget what they called the 'series', something like Formula Unlimited
yea, i remember Formula Unlimited. the big bikes were 1000cc street bikes, not 990cc MotoGP bikes. that was a really neat series - almost anything goes !! there were even turbo bikes.

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Personally, being brought up on the road/street/airport circuits of Southern California, I'm a road racing fan.
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What bothers me most is that the cars have become so generic.
ahhh . . . there was nothing like the sports car races at airports. you could see all the action like an oval race, but it was road racing. and there were so many beautiful and interesting cars

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When it comes to great racing action NOTHING BEATS sprints on dirt.
a friend of mine runs a dwarf car. i do not deny the skill and determination of oval track drivers, car or bike, but to watch . . . *yawn*
now, throw in turns other than left, and add a small jump or two . . . then i might be hooked. dirt track bikes only become interesting to me at a track like the Springfield TT, which is more motocross than oval track. thats also what makes SuperMoto so interesting . . . did anyone watch that at the X-Games ?
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