That is the message Honda just sent to Chevy today.
One, two, three on Chevy's home turf. GM headquarters glistening in the background and Honda stole the show.
How will Chevy respond in the coming events? Very embarrassing for the bow tie!
That is the message Honda just sent to Chevy today.
One, two, three on Chevy's home turf. GM headquarters glistening in the background and Honda stole the show.
How will Chevy respond in the coming events? Very embarrassing for the bow tie!
"Try some of these before or after your statements if you are not presenting them as facts. Things like - "In my opinion", or "I think that", JHMO, IMHO, IMO, JMO... Your opinions are not (necessarily) fact. That would clear things up some." - Seadog 03/25/2010 11:40am So the above is JMO.
I guess.
Of all the people who should be embarrassed today, I'd think GM is down the list a bit.
No man can cause more grief than that one clinging blindly to the vices of his ancestors. - William Faulker
Yep!Originally Posted by pb
Have a very blessed day!
Yeah, it looks like the changes they allowed have now made Honda the dominant engine. Before the 500 Chevy was kicking their a@@!
Isn't it great
"The series may be hesitant to say it, but the day is here for everybody that loves IndyCar racing to link arms and help each other out. Anybody who doesn’t want to do that needs to find something else to do with their time.”
-- Eddie Gossage, President, Texas Motor Speedway, ICONIC Advisory Committee & TrackForum member
Rubbish. Of all the races, this one matters somewhere near the least. I'm not sure what it would take for Detroit to care about Indycar, but I'm sure it's a lot more than a "race" broadcast on ESPN News.
Nope. I'm pulling for Chevy and sooner or later, they'll kick Honda's a@@ again.
Detroit cares more than you think it does. A whole lot of fans today cheering on Chevy. Funy though, everyone called Penske and Chevy whiners although it seems to me that chip and Honda were the actual whiners in all of this's because they were getting their asses handed to them. They got what they wanted.
You guys are foolish to think this race didn't matter to GM! Absolutely foolish.
Yes, I'm sure they're all so distraught that they'll need to take some time off of work, go see their therapists maybe. Contemplate early retirement perhaps. The horror.
Some people just ain't happy unless they ain't happy...
You are 100% correct. I work for gm's inner city rival and even I was rooting them on this season. This is pride baby! It's killing them that they've lost the 500 and their own race one after the other.
Ganassi has always been a whiner. Dario & Dixon are among the worst as far as whining as well.
Agreed.
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When I read the title I was like, "Is it time to break out the Will Power jokes again?"
Hey Gonzo,
While it's true that Honda won the feature event on Sunday, the weekend was not exactly a complete loss for GM.
Pirelli World Challenge: Cadillac took 1st in GT, Camaro took 1st in GTS.
Chevrolet GRAND-AM Detroit 200: Corvette took 1st, 2nd and 4th in DP and Camaro took 1st and 3rd in GT.
And all of those cars at least look like GM vehicles you can buy.
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They also won both WTCC races this weekend.
Trivia: the engines in the WTCC Cruzes and the Nissan Delta Wing are the same.
I believe the word is grand, sir.Isn't it great
50 - Jason Leffler - Treadway Racing - G-Force/Oldsmobile
Exactly right...and on several levels.
From the Autoextremist article: "Mark Reuss, GM North America's president and the company's Chief Enthusiast is the man responsible for getting Chevrolet back into IndyCar, and for that he was promised that the Detroit Grand Prix at Belle Isle would be put back on the IndyCar schedule."
http://www.autoextremist.com/fumes1/
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