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LucasWheldon
 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
PostPosted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 12:44 am 
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codename_47 wrote:
NASCAR has got F1 syndrome

You expect rain, it rains until 2 hours before the race, then it's completely dry, only for it to rain for the podium ceremony


at least for Nascar that is a good thing, for F1 should be the opposite. Dry start then rain (light rain just to damp the track) the whole race and dry for podium

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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
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trout wrote:
codename_47 wrote:
NASCAR has got F1 syndrome

You expect rain, it rains until 2 hours before the race, then it's completely dry, only for it to rain for the podium ceremony



#thevortex


Just out of curiosity , have anyone or any organism tried once to calculate the amount of heat and energy unleashed by a nascar field racing under green and see if it can actualy be a factor (even small) or not ? (chaos theory and stuff...)
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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
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schumi63 wrote:
trout wrote:
codename_47 wrote:
NASCAR has got F1 syndrome

You expect rain, it rains until 2 hours before the race, then it's completely dry, only for it to rain for the podium ceremony



#thevortex


Just out of curiosity , have anyone or any organism tried once to calculate the amount of heat and energy unleashed by a nascar field racing under green and see if it can actualy be a factor (even small) or not ? (chaos theory and stuff...)


pretty sure its just been the scientific integrity of DW's intuition
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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
PostPosted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 1:03 am 
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congrats harvick. good race
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codename_47 wrote:
NASCAR has got F1 syndrome

You expect rain, it rains until 2 hours before the race, then it's completely dry, only for it to rain for the podium ceremony


That's exactly what is happening :lol: :lol:

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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
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LucasWheldon wrote:
codename_47 wrote:
NASCAR has got F1 syndrome

You expect rain, it rains until 2 hours before the race, then it's completely dry, only for it to rain for the podium ceremony


at least for Nascar that is a good thing, for F1 should be the opposite. Dry start then rain (light rain just to damp the track) the whole race and dry for podium


something...something...."Chuva! chuva! chuva!" ?
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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
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haha I'm not that rain addicted

but I confess I want to see one washed weekend at the Glen

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 Post subject: Re: NASCAR @ Atlanta
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Sure am gonna miss the old surface. It's like a different sport when they run here. Cars moving about, sideways on entry, all about dat mechanical grip.
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