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Gary Kalan
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| Why not hold it at Indy again and forget building new tracks when we already have them! |
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Jim McMahon
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Peter Zambos
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| Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 1:26 pm Post subject: |
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Agreed.
If Bernie can still find room to complain even when the USGP at Indy was the highest attended, then I think he's got an issue with the venue that cannot be remedied. It stinks, since it was a quick jaunt down 94 to 65, especially since the speed limit on 65 is rather relative. 
Jim, if you remember, ask me about the French Canadians next time you see me.
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Sam Zavaglia
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Jason Santander
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This new track is sooooooooooooooo inviting.....
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