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Circuits are long... Speeds hit 200 mph on straightaways... F1 is neck and neck and neck after the Hungarian GP... Schumacher may have to wait to get his 6th crown... Ferrari either needs dump the 2003 car and get back in the '02 box or switch to Michelin or Bridgestone needs to reformulate it's compounds or something, anything... Yeah, I like F-1 - Bun. |
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My boy Juan has a shot at the title! My boy Jacques has a shot at retirement. |
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hey ato, you forgot the +1 |
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Yes - really good. Although the operating company might find themselves liable for various heart attack related fatalities unless they were careful with the small print. |
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If start-up cost is no object, how about this: use the real Silverstone, and realistic radio/computer controlled F1 cars to recreate actual races? |
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+ If your back wing falls off at 160 mph, like Ralph Firman's, does it recreate the 47G impact into the barrier? |
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Only non-fatal races would be recreated. Though, if the identity of the races were kept secret, the element of uncertainty might attract some people. |
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Thank you [po] for noticing. [st3f] Have a croissant, really this time. Would love to ride this. There is a show that puts you into one of those motion simulatoprs and gives you a ride around laguna seca with Mario Andretti, this would be even better. |
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Why the helmet, is there a risk that things could become somewhat unrailed? |
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To add weight to your head, so you really feel the G forces in your neck for the next week or so. |
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I saw a thing on the discovery channel about a theme park where one of the attractions was a drag race track, featuring real racing cars, with real racing engines, that you were allowed to floor for a number of seconds on a perfectly controlled track. They had computerized braking and all that, so even a kid could ride it. I know it's probably not what you want though. |
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Alternatively, get driven around in one of those two seat race-car trainers. |
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Alternatively, buy a second-hand Caterham 7 Superlight 500 (that's 500HP/Ton) for about $20k and experience 0-100 in 8.1s and cornering to match. |
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I've seen the Caterhams in action - they *rip*. |
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