nobody wont give a shiit when she retires from racing. I think most people can name Dale Dale Earnhardt Jr before her anyway.
Are You Happy That Danica is Fcking Failing At That On The Track Racing Life
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nobody wont give a shiit when she retires from racing. I think most people can name Dale Dale Earnhardt Jr before her anyway.
He ain't in Sprint Cup though. He also does rally and at the top, those guys are some of the most skilled drivers in the world.
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im not happy to see her failing...but im annoyed she still has a shot out there...give another bish a shot at winning a race, shes obviously not cut out for NASCAR and she attention whores out there like no other...theres gotta be a better bish to do it than her...right? its all a money making ploy anyways tho..
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I will not see a difference cause I don't watch racing.
And I love how every time someone defends her they use the most dominant male of the sport.(tiger,lance)
If think she gave up on being the best a while ago. She's a novalty act and there for the money.
For that matter they can put a 15 yr old out there.
What worse is that women are
'n her like she is accomplishing something and ignoring the fact she is still selling herself as a sex object.
He's going to be doing Sprint cup, he was only successful in Rally America, which is NBDL status compared to WRC which he tried and failed at miserably.
He could never drive an F1 Car, shyt might as well be a spaceship, but you'll see him in Sprint cup very soon competing with the best Nascar has to offer
He's going to be doing Sprint cup, he was only successful in Rally America, which is NBDL status compared to WRC which he tried and failed at miserably.
He could never drive an F1 Car, shyt might as well be a spaceship, but you'll see him in Sprint cup very soon competing with the best Nascar has to offer
He's gonna get his ass beat too.
The entry barriers to F1 are insanely high. Of course he can't get in there. Too much money, and he needs an assload of licenses.
EDIT: He's gonna be in Nationwide for awhile. I don't bet on him making it to the top series anytime soon.
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she may be a good driver but she has proven that she isnt one of the elites
He's gonna get his ass beat too.
The entry barriers to F1 are insanely high. Of course he can't get in there. Too much money, and he needs an assload of licenses.
EDIT: He's gonna be in Nationwide for awhile.
It's not the entry barriers are too high, it's that you're piloting a missile and the type of skill it takes far exceeds what Nascar or rally have to offer.
The cars are faster and harder to drive, all while being on much more difficult courses. Pastrana would die in one
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Goatpoacher
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Yes it does
It's not the entry barriers are too high, it's that you're piloting a missile and the type of skill it takes far exceeds what Nascar or rally have to offer.
The cars are faster and harder to drive, all while being on much more difficult courses. Pastrana would die in one
This ain't about F1 vs NASCAR though. Driving around a track at 200mph in traffic is tough. Like I said, AMS scared the crap out of me. There are no markers for braking zones and no real line you're supposed to take.
You take the turns fast enough and your chin starts to push into your chest. Weirdest feeling ever.
I can respect the lack of fear it takes, but I find Nascar completely and utterly boring
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Honestly I think the smaller tracks (Bristol, Richmond, Martinsville) are where you find the most entertaining racing. That's where the speeds are much slower but the cars are more packed together since it's hard to pass without bumping or shoving someone out the way. Someone always ends up scrapping because they're hot that they got bumped, or worse, got into a wreck. Daytona and Talladega are interesting only because folks know that a big wreck can come out of nowhere.
Daytona is set up better for Danica to have success. In racing at tracks like that it's mainly about your equipment. If you can run fast, you can stay up near the front and avoid trouble from the middle of the pack for the most part. Shorter tracks, that goes out the window. You need good equipment, but you also need to know when to chill and when to go ham. And if you go ham, you need to know who you can and can't rock with. If you are with a long money team, you have access to better resources and equipment (mainly engines). It's like the difference between being able to play for the Yankees or Dodgers as opposed to the Twins.
I'm dying to see what happens, though, the first time that she gets bumped out the way on the track, and she tries that lil pissy attitude out.
Daytona is set up better for Danica to have success. In racing at tracks like that it's mainly about your equipment. If you can run fast, you can stay up near the front and avoid trouble from the middle of the pack for the most part. Shorter tracks, that goes out the window. You need good equipment, but you also need to know when to chill and when to go ham. And if you go ham, you need to know who you can and can't rock with. If you are with a long money team, you have access to better resources and equipment (mainly engines). It's like the difference between being able to play for the Yankees or Dodgers as opposed to the Twins.
I'm dying to see what happens, though, the first time that she gets bumped out the way on the track, and she tries that lil pissy attitude out.
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It's not the entry barriers are too high, it's that you're piloting a missile and the type of skill it takes far exceeds what Nascar or rally have to offer.
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The cars are faster and harder to drive, all while being on much more difficult courses. Pastrana would die in one
Driving a stock car=/= driving a F1 car. Juan Pablo Montoya is one of the most gifted drivers of all time. Was dominant in CART, is regularly a winner in sportscars, and was of the Schumacher, Hakkinen, Alonso, Raikkonen, Coulthard level in F1...yet he's only won twice in NASCAR. Neither on ovals.
Both of his wins were on road courses, but if you can tell me that a 7 time F1 GP winner, a man who finished 3rd in the championship twice and had a reputation based on styling on Michael Schumacher whenever possible going 2-12 at road courses doesn't mean that NASCAR drivers are on their grizzly and it's just about suspension of fear....then you're delusional.