blown vs. fuel

It's a shame when "the guy in the other lane rips off " a 5.39. It just shows you that there still isn't parity.

 

According to Websters "their" means: of, belonging to, made, or done by them: often used colloquially with a singular antecedent.
By the way, what is your point?

 

Way to go Marty!

Any time that you win a national event, its awsome, but to win Indy!
Kind of makes up for all the problems and hard work....even makes you forget all the miles driven to get to these races. Congrats and best wishes from the entire Kosky team!

 

congrats marty a long way from racing in the udra

 

Parity !!!!!!!

This race shows exactly where the pairity issue stands. In good air the A-Fuel
cars have the advantage. In average conditions it is about even, and in bad air the blown cars have the advantage.
So like I said before, all the blown cars will try to pick races where they have the advantage. Likewise the fuel cars will pick races that normally have conditions that favor them. Thats about as good as it is going to get when comparing apples to oranges!

 

Just like parity in college football... between 1A and 1AA

Go Big Blue...



Nice job this weekend by many cars.

Art's .25 in the heat was not to shabby and Thackers .33 was stout.

 

So did you enjoy first round? I sure did!!!

 

Bakersfield Divisional

Beeing that it was hella hot this weekend in So Cal I dont want to hear any complaining about the Blown guys not having parity in Bakersfield.

 

I was just quoting Marty from Norwalk when the car in the other lane "ripped off" a faster time than he was able too. I guess it's ok when it works to your advantage.
Bye the way, I enjoy every round. I more often than not root for the A-fuelers but I have tremendous respect for all the racers who invest their time and money in this class.
Also, on another note, Appalachian State! Are you kidding me? Michigan will never live this down. I couldn't answer my phone for 2 days.