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His co-driver, Ben Slocum posted his version of the story on Special Stage;
http://www.specialstage.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=40018
http://www.specialstage.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=40018
Someone has to do an editorial on these guys.
So is Slocum yelling at me for giving a thumbs-up out the window to the photo guys and fans as I drive sideways into the corner with opposite lock. I thought it looked awesome.
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Maybe we should praise him if any of us want to bring compact AWD to the USA thats sub 3000 lbs off the showroom floor
Matt switched to a Camaro, you probably know by now...I'd rather be in that BMW but you gotta do what you gotta do.
Yeah money...about that haha. Altamont is the closest I can think of with their micro road course, add some dirt and POW!!! Something simple like that would be awesome.
I just dont understand why my friend in AZ gets to autocross on actual tracks for $20 with no membership at all...and we get stuck with a crappy parking lot or dirt lot!?
I wish i didnt miss thunderhills rallycross when it went up into the old MX track...I bet that was sick. Prairie City has a lot of potential too, I havent been there since the debut rallycross, but im sure theyve built it up a bit if they are still using that site.
It just seems like we get all the scraps
WHATS! Is you tellin me I did missed a JerBear hugz!?!!!!
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Maybe we should praise him if any of us want to bring compact AWD to the USA thats sub 3000 lbs off the showroom floor
The only thing I can think of that would be remotely close to what you're describing is a dedicated rally school. For example:
http://www.team-oneil.com/
They charge big money (relatively) because of the cost to run/operate the school. I would guess that the insurance coverage is the main component of that high cost. My suggestion would be to make a lot of money and open a rally school here on the west coast.
-Brian
http://www.team-oneil.com/
They charge big money (relatively) because of the cost to run/operate the school. I would guess that the insurance coverage is the main component of that high cost. My suggestion would be to make a lot of money and open a rally school here on the west coast.
-Brian
I just dont understand why my friend in AZ gets to autocross on actual tracks for $20 with no membership at all...and we get stuck with a crappy parking lot or dirt lot!?
I wish i didnt miss thunderhills rallycross when it went up into the old MX track...I bet that was sick. Prairie City has a lot of potential too, I havent been there since the debut rallycross, but im sure theyve built it up a bit if they are still using that site.
It just seems like we get all the scraps
you know I posted this almost 2 weeks ago...
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showpo...6&postcount=28
We all pretty much hugged it out by the end of that thread, How'd you miss it?
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showpo...6&postcount=28
We all pretty much hugged it out by the end of that thread, How'd you miss it?
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I read this before wk, was going to post it but I was runnin late due to reading it, this guy is my effin hero
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