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9 May 2001, 02:32 (Ref:90581) | #1 | ||
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Which V8 driver would you say is the most aggressive as far as punting, etc? Which would me the top 3 "meanest" drivers?
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9 May 2001, 04:35 (Ref:90598) | #2 | ||
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Bwahah...great topic!
Well I'm not going to put anyone in any particular order, but first is Rodney Forbes Ingall has a reputation, sometimes he's better than it, sometimes he lets lunacy get to his head. Paul Morris also seems to have a bit of a reputaion, and as for Matt Neal....the less said the better |
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9 May 2001, 04:47 (Ref:90600) | #3 | ||
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How do most drivers view punting? Also, the drivers who mentioned must be pretty good at punting. Do you see punting as a skill? Is it something drivers are actually practicing as they would any of their other driving skills?
At what point is punting seen not as punting but something more dangerous? |
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9 May 2001, 11:06 (Ref:90646) | #4 | ||
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Ingall at the end of a race at Queensland sprint race last year (?) was a classic of his. Lowndes too can get a bit to aggresive. He was way to impatient at EC last year when he knocked the Rat off. But these guys are pro drivers who just seem to have their moments.
As for Matt Neal, he nearly cost the championship for Skaife last year. That must be the most suicidal move I have seen. |
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