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9 Aug 2003, 17:02 (Ref:683758)
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The current administration of Dale Coyne? Or America?
You can't tell from a name whether someone is American or not. Someone in the pressroom at Trois Rivieres was quite surprised to find that Gunnar Jeanette was not German, and I was surprised the first time I heard Johannes van Overbeek speak and realised he is more American than I am. |
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9 Aug 2003, 19:21 (Ref:683816)
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I was speaking of the current political regime in the United States, and their apparent fascination with world domination.
If Dale were running things we could amuse ourselves by wondering not what country we were going to drop by and visit next (ala Iraq), but by driving around wondering what gear we were shifting into. Since so many Americans are not from America originally, truly one cannot judge a book by its cover here. |
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10 Aug 2003, 18:46 (Ref:684399)
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I remember James Courtney having a similar problem with gears being installed the wrong way round in British F3 a year or so back during qualifying at Brands Hatch. It happens to all sorts of teams, don't give Coyne such a hard time just because of this! (btw I think Courtney qualified on the front row despite his mismatched gears)
As I type Salles is doing a good job of keeping ahead of Tracy! 
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11 Aug 2003, 01:04 (Ref:684650)
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And a hearty congratulations to American Geoff Boss for outpacing all of the broken cars and finishing 15th. Which is still not as good as Yoong was doing...
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