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23 Mar 2002, 11:09 (Ref:242267)
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Enduro Partners?
Let's just say that all of the local drivers have been taken up, everyone with a CAMS license has a drive. Your team has been incredibly slow to sign someone up, so you've got to go overseas. Who do you sign up?
Who is the best from NZ? America? Europe? England? For the sake of the argument, lets say there is no other racing on the second weekend in October anywhere else in the world this year. Could Michael Schumacher go alright without any testing? |
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23 Mar 2002, 11:26 (Ref:242273)
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What a great idea.
So, in the blue corner I have Glen Seton partnered with Paul Tracey. Steven Johnson partnered with Michael Andretti. And, Steve Ellery with Sara Jane the Chiko girl. |
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23 Mar 2002, 22:41 (Ref:242556)
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I would go to the states and get some of the Tran-am drivers. The cars they race are fairly similar to our V8's and they can drive on road courses. Paul Gentelizi would be my pick
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24 Mar 2002, 12:49 (Ref:242826)
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I would get 2000 British GT Champ Calum Lockie, he is an impressive driver.
Also maybe Tom Kristenson or Martin Brundle. |
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24 Mar 2002, 13:37 (Ref:242853)
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Who is the best from NZ? no one that hasnt already got a drive for the enduros
America? Brian Simo Europe? Jan Maggnussen (spelling?)/Bernd Schneider England? JAson Plato Last edited by StuiE; 24 Mar 2002 at 13:38. |
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26 Mar 2002, 00:23 (Ref:244112)
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America- I'd say Tommy Kendall would be the best Trans Am driver, but he really needed more time than what he got back in 1996.
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26 Mar 2002, 01:35 (Ref:244154)
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Best of both worlds, Justin Bell.
Has done well in Transam but with European experience. Would not be fazed by sitting on the right side of the car shifting with his left hand. |
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