good job ty and gord!!
06-26-2012, 01:46 AM
#46
Or maybe an invisible alien bunny wabbit flew down and wrecked the Associated cars and then flew back to his home planet of Zanzidorf 242 without anybody noticing.
Well, actually.., I guess that wouldn't be all that different from divine intervention. Lapine intervention? Divine lapine intervention?.. Whatever the case, the wabbit works in mystewious ways I guess..
Well, actually.., I guess that wouldn't be all that different from divine intervention. Lapine intervention? Divine lapine intervention?.. Whatever the case, the wabbit works in mystewious ways I guess..
06-26-2012, 04:47 AM
#47
Being there and running with Ty in Semi finals and watching his cars in the main, he and his dad were nothing short of awesome.
Ty was the smoothest driver on the track. His Truggy and Buggy had great preparation and setup. While Dakotah had better outright speed, mistakes came down to it. Same for Maifield... while he had pace, he had to push quite hard to keep up.
And Gord was simply awesome in the pits. In the truggy final, he killed it on pit stops. Every time Ty came in, he made ground on whoever was in front or behind of him. The flameout happened during fueling, which can happen to anyone, but they were fueling on the starter box so it was a quick re-fire. Simply awesome team work and driving.
As for the track being blown out, it was far from it. I've raced a LOT at LCRC and the track crew did a LOT to keep up with everything. The track was fair and kept everyone honest. In fact, Dakotah's fast lap in buggy was at or near what quick lap was in truggy. Track was not a factor, but the drivers were.
Congrats Ty and Gord on a fantastic weekend and it was great to be a part of such an awesome race event.
Ty was the smoothest driver on the track. His Truggy and Buggy had great preparation and setup. While Dakotah had better outright speed, mistakes came down to it. Same for Maifield... while he had pace, he had to push quite hard to keep up.
And Gord was simply awesome in the pits. In the truggy final, he killed it on pit stops. Every time Ty came in, he made ground on whoever was in front or behind of him. The flameout happened during fueling, which can happen to anyone, but they were fueling on the starter box so it was a quick re-fire. Simply awesome team work and driving.
As for the track being blown out, it was far from it. I've raced a LOT at LCRC and the track crew did a LOT to keep up with everything. The track was fair and kept everyone honest. In fact, Dakotah's fast lap in buggy was at or near what quick lap was in truggy. Track was not a factor, but the drivers were.
Congrats Ty and Gord on a fantastic weekend and it was great to be a part of such an awesome race event.
A solid performance from a well oiled team is how all you got beat..
06-29-2012, 08:10 PM
#49
the only people that were lucky was the rest of the pack... they are lucky that Ty flamed and at least gave them an opportunity to try and win... they should thank him for that flame out....
06-30-2012, 12:17 PM
#50
07-01-2012, 09:45 AM
#51
Suspended
Hypocrite...
There is no such thing as luck to win a national championship. Preperation and capitilizing on others misfortune/mistakes is how you win. There was nothing lucky about the win. They did what they needed to do and thats it. Unfortunate for second place but not luck by the winner. They obviously finish races and have all cylinders firing and that's not luck. Craftsmanship and talent is what you call it.
Tired of people shooting others down...if you watched that race closely Ty came from way back and even had a flame out...luck, yeah right...
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
