by Matthew Pop » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 10:50:27
It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
by Atheist Chaplai » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 10:19:46
> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
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by Koolchi.. » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 12:16:13
> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
by Brian Lawrenc » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 17:27:53
>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> Yep, they now build street circuits out in the open.
by News » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 20:03:51
>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
> get it just right.
by AC » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 22:09:51
>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
>> get it just right.
> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
> teeth onto the S/F straight.
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by News » Tue, 26 Oct 2010 22:21:32
>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
>>> get it just right.
>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
> Cool. Exciting, no?
by Koolchi.. » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 02:28:08
> >>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
> >>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
> >>>> corners
> >>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
> >>>> more than
> >>>> one person would do as well.
> >>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> >>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
> >>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
> >>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
> >>> get it just right.
> >> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
> >> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
> >> teeth onto the S/F straight.
> > Cool. Exciting, no?
> Until it's tragic, yes.
by News » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 02:59:47
>>>>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
>>>>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
>>>>>> corners
>>>>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
>>>>>> more than
>>>>>> one person would do as well.
>>>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
>>>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
>>>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
>>>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
>>>>> get it just right.
>>>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
>>>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
>>>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
>>> Cool. Exciting, no?
>> Until it's tragic, yes.
> Well, if it were easy, then anyone could do it. These guys are paid
> to drive, and driving includes being aware of all things happening
> around you.
by fort » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 03:11:09
>>>>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
>>>>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
>>>>>> corners
>>>>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
>>>>>> more than
>>>>>> one person would do as well.
>>>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
>>>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
>>>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
>>>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
>>>>> get it just right.
>>>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
>>>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
>>>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
>>> Cool. Exciting, no?
>> Until it's tragic, yes.
> Well, if it were easy, then anyone could do it. These guys are paid
> to drive, and driving includes being aware of all things happening
> around you.
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by TonyMitc » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 03:16:36
> >>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
> >>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
> >>>> corners
> >>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
> >>>> more than
> >>>> one person would do as well.
> >>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> >>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
> >>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
> >>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
> >>> get it just right.
> >> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
> >> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
> >> teeth onto the S/F straight.
> > Cool. Exciting, no?
> Until it's tragic, yes.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
by Mower Ma » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 05:03:07
>>>>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
>>>>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
>>>>>> corners
>>>>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
>>>>>> more than
>>>>>> one person would do as well.
>>>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
>>>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
>>>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
>>>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
>>>>> get it just right.
>>>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
>>>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
>>>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
>>> Cool. Exciting, no?
>> Until it's tragic, yes.- Hide quoted text -
>> - Show quoted text -
> And no predicted tragedy for Monaco? With even less run-off.
The little spot at St. Devote has had its fans and three point turners
over the years, as has the one at Mirabeau. (Not forgetting the escape
road at the chicane.)
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by Von Fourch » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 06:38:30
> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
by Koolchi.. » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 10:37:34
> >>>>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
> >>>>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
> >>>>>> corners
> >>>>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
> >>>>>> more than
> >>>>>> one person would do as well.
> >>>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> >>>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
> >>>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
> >>>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
> >>>>> get it just right.
> >>>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
> >>>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
> >>>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
> >>> Cool. Exciting, no?
> >> Until it's tragic, yes.
> > Well, if it were easy, then anyone could do it. ?These guys are paid
> > to drive, and driving includes being aware of all things happening
> > around you.
> Ask Nico if he agrees with that line of thought
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by Koolchi.. » Wed, 27 Oct 2010 10:38:53
> >>>>>> That has to be the dumbest piece or circuit design I've ever seen. All
> >>>>>> those walls so close to the circuit. Especially the last complex of
> >>>>>> corners
> >>>>>> leading onto the start/finish straight. Petrov did what I thought
> >>>>>> more than
> >>>>>> one person would do as well.
> >>>>>> It looks like it could be a good circuit if it had run-off.
> >>>>> I dunno, I kind of like that last corner. They all know that there's
> >>>>> the straight coming up but because it is so narrow you have to wait
> >>>>> and wait to get you foot into it. Must feel really gratifying when you
> >>>>> get it just right.
> >>>> That corner is a series of accidents waiting to happen: the pit-in
> >>>> aspect, the wall on outside, and the right-left jink around the gator
> >>>> teeth onto the S/F straight.
> >>> Cool. Exciting, no?
> >> Until it's tragic, yes.
> > Well, if it were easy, then anyone could do it. ?These guys are paid
> > to drive, and driving includes being aware of all things happening
> > around you.
> Right. ?Same was said about Armco and post/chain link fence barriers.