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No. They might prefer Wheldon over it.

Ho Pin Tung suffered a 106G impact on Pole Day.

pages 79 to around 84 ya lol

I need your help.

I need to recognize as much drivers from this picture as possible

http://yfrog.com/hsj0ygej

can anyone help me?

helpp pleasee

specially the one above salazar, the one above de ferran and the one above said guy

Oh, and the one right of Lynn St.James. And confirmation on the one left of her (Rahal?)

No.

From what I can tell/Google

Kanaan-Hinch-Meira-???-Sato
Howard-Fast Food-???-Pupuo-Teo Fabi(???)
Johnny Rutherford-King Hiro(?)-???-Lyn St James-???-Salazar
Gil-Brack-Mario-Arie-Franchitti


I missed Yasukawa and I don't know who is next to him.

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The short bald guy is Teo Fabi, right?

I think is Moreno.

BTW, is for a contest to win a die-cast.

shit i guess you're right

Pupuo is supposed to be Moreno

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Man, have to feel sorry for Hildebrand after all that - drove a really clever last stint. In the lead up to the race everyone was saying 'no one ever remembers the guy who came second' - I guess 2011 is going to be an exception.

But, really pleased for Dan Wheldon. He's out of a full time ride, he's just found out his mother has Alzheimer's... that guy is all kinds of amazing around Indy. Two wins and two second places is a pretty great record for the 500.

Yep, I was so pleased for Dan, I really really do hope he gets a full time drive

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3x TBKL rFactor Hillclimb champion

http://www.motorsport.com/#/all/photo/main-gallery/?ph=204&y=2011&s=2&i=490&id=1158672

I know...it was loud as hell...I will never forget the sight of him turning around in my frame.

Had no access to a computer over the weekend so I couldn't join in the festivities on here. Took occasional naps throughout the race when the Ganassi cars were spanking the field. However, was wide awake for the last 30 laps...

Was so hoping JR was going to win and certainly thought he was until the last turn obviously. Anyone bitching about Kimball being at fault is wrong, IMO. He did what he was supposed to do, stayed low and held his line. JR made a rookie mistake and got too high at the wrong part of the corner. He could've just as easily peddled the car and passed Kimball on the straight coming to the flag. There was no reason to force the issue. Low on fuel or not, Wheldon wasn't close enough to catch him had he backed off and passed Kimball 300 yards later.

They said in the pre-race that Indy (the racetrack) has a say in who wins. While I'm sure a lot of people think that's nuts, it's true to a certain extent. There has always been a heavy price to pay for mistakes at Indy. Wheldon prevailed in the finest style of Rick Mears... Put yourself in a position to win, the rest is up to God. He did just that and was able to take advantage when Indy jumped up and bit JR in the ass. Good on Dan, he's a helluva driver at Indy.

Can't agree more with this. Fraze "Spirit of Indy" also has a double meaning. The more you've seen the 500's, the more you believe in this kind of things.

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http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=6607436

Interview with JR. Really hope he comes back and wins it one day.

Indy 500 scored overnight rating of 4.3 and "fast national rating" of 3.9. Up from 2010 3.6 rating, which was the all time lowest rated Indy 500.

http://pressdog.typepad.com/dogblog/201 ... -2010.html

Poor Guy