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Old 06-29-2011, 06:20 AM
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Let's stop the bickering or I will bust out the ban "hammer"

Come on guys we are racing toy cars!!


Originally Posted by jjjack
Jspeed

Did u read the 1st page of this thread??

Only person continually starting scrap is YOU

Are you really this retarded ...... when your mommy told
You NO did you throw tantrums then too?

Let me help you, most people will not use your
products because you are by far the biggest asshole
Anyone has ever seen

Take a lesson from all the other companys that advertise

Just to add your so called world and national races are BS
They are sanctioned by NOBODY


YOU YOURSELF DIDNT EVEN ATTEND YOUR OWN EVENT

WHY DONT U START THE JSPEED ASSHOLE THREAD INSTEAD OF
TRYING TO INFECT OTHERS

I APOLOGIZE TO CLETE AND OTHERS THAT ARE ON THIS THREAD
FOR SETUP HELP BUT THIS GUY IS TO MUCH
Originally Posted by Jspeed
Clete and the NW didn't start anything in GT racing. Period!

On page #1 on this thread its understood that the class was started in North America by the guys in the Midwest Series, the oldest R/C racing series on earth.

To be exact, GT racing was started by Bernie Hoogstra (BubbaCola) and the guys at Leisure Hours in Joliet Il.

After that the GT racing concept was picked up on by myself, Steve Pond & Joel Johnson. Together, the four of us worked together to start GT racing on an American national level.

From there it went International and its been growing great.

As far as these guys that want to spec our products out of their events....

They didn't even know how to spell "GT" before we made our class.

Have fun, we welcome our competitors to try and best us in any open tire GT race. Any time, any place!!

PS. paulie, got a new screen name huh?
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