It's just an age thing, I guess. I was born in '68. My childhood
memories of auto racing were Hunt, Stewart, Scheckter etc. at Monaco (the
only race ABC showed back then!) or Pearson, Petty and Yarborough at
Daytona (again, very slim pickings in televised racing). The lead in to
the broadcasts filled in some information from the preceding few years,
much as a current F1 broadcast might trace a driver's progress back to the
early '90s. That gave me a taste for the GPL-era Formula One circus, and
also the Superbirds of the early '70s.
Call me a nostalgic fart, but I'm getting a lot more e***d about trading
paint with Petty on a dirt-track in an evil-handling piece of iron than I
am about chasing Jeff gordon's rainbow express (is that a Chevy? Ford?
Soap bar?) around Atlanta, with its glass executive boxes. For the same
reason I finally broke down and bought GPL, and it has erased all interest
I have in current F1 sims.
With the crazy pace of life, I'm looking forward to another step into the
way-back machine.
Stephen
Steve, I've changed the bits appropriate to me.......
Jones, Foyt and Hill > at Indy (again, very slim pickings in televised
racing). That gave me a taste for the GPL-era >Formula One circus.
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> Call me a nostalgic fart, but I'm getting a lot more e***d about trading > paint with Petty on a dirt-track in an evil-handling piece of iron than I > am about chasing Jeff gordon's rainbow express (is that a Chevy? Ford? > Soap bar?) around Atlanta, with its glass executive boxes. For the same > reason I bought GPL, and it has erased all interest > I have in current F1 sims. > With the crazy pace of life, I'm looking forward to another step into the > way-back machine.Hi Bruce from another 45'er!
Gene
trading
> > paint with Petty on a dirt-track in an evil-handling piece of iron than I
> > am about chasing Jeff gordon's rainbow express (is that a Chevy? Ford?
> > Soap bar?) around Atlanta, with its glass executive boxes. For the same
> > reason I bought GPL, and it has erased all interest
> > I have in current F1 sims.
> > With the crazy pace of life, I'm looking forward to another step into the
(the
> > only race ABC showed back then!) or Pearson, Petty and Yarborough at
> > Daytona (again, very slim pickings in televised racing). The lead in to
> > the broadcasts filled in some information from the preceding few years,
> > much as a current F1 broadcast might trace a driver's progress back to the
> > early '90s. That gave me a taste for the GPL-era Formula One circus, and
> > also the Superbirds of the early '70s.
> > Call me a nostalgic fart, but I'm getting a lot more e***d about trading
> > paint with Petty on a dirt-track in an evil-handling piece of iron than I
> > am about chasing Jeff gordon's rainbow express (is that a Chevy? Ford?
> > Soap bar?) around Atlanta, with its glass executive boxes. For the same
> > reason I finally broke down and bought GPL, and it has erased all interest
> > I have in current F1 sims.
> > With the crazy pace of life, I'm looking forward to another step into the
> > way-back machine.
> > Stephen
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> Steve, I've changed the bits appropriate to me....... > > It's just an age thing, I guess. I was born in '45. My childhood > > memories of auto racing were Clark, Brabham, Hulme etc. at Monaco (the > > only race ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commision) showed back then!) or > Jones, Foyt and Hill > at Indy (again, very slim pickings in televised > racing). That gave me a taste for the GPL-era >Formula One circus. > > Call me a nostalgic fart, but I'm getting a lot more e***d aboutQuoted text (7 lines)
> > way-back machine. > > It's just an age thing, I guess. I was born in '68. My childhood > > memories of auto racing were Hunt, Stewart, Scheckter etc. at MonacoMan! I was born in 70 and you make me sound old! I remember the first
computer my dad brought home. That was when I was in 4th grade!
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