Looks like we'll have some drama today, heavy rain meeting a bad track terrain. According to the website 'Weather Channel', there is a 60% chance of rain with thunderstorms throughout the day.
Looks like we'll have some drama today, heavy rain meeting a bad track terrain. According to the website 'Weather Channel', there is a 60% chance of rain with thunderstorms throughout the day.
"I think of Indianapolis every day of the year, every
hour of the day, and when I sleep, too. Everything I
ever wanted in my life, I found inside the walls of
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway."
- Eddie Sachs.
Too bad this track isn't DOMED!![]()
If the current event tracking towards Baltimore holds together, it's going to rain for quite some time.
Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary… that's what gets you.
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Rain always makes things more interesting.
"Is that my *** that I smell burning?" ... Helmet Stogie from "Death spasms of the Mabuchi"
I was in DC last night and the storm was a lot of bark and little bite. Just arrived in Baltimore, no sign of rain yet.
Ps: I go to races, way to go "fans". I will look for you here doc. Lol.
Rain is off to the west of Baltimore, 3 1/2 hours till the race so it'll be there when they start or after they start.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/vir...adar?play=true
Save me a dry spot, k?
You can't believe the kind of rain we have had to stand in at thr Sebring and Daytona sportscar races. We've also been to the Rolex when it was 31 degreees and 25mph winds. Cold sucks all the way around, but rain isn't so bad as long as it's not cold on top of it.
Coming from a Florida rain veteran, all you Baltimore goers get a water proof pancho, and something to keep your head dry. If your head gets soaked you lose your body heat really fast.
Cool twist potentially. Power's pole is even bigger now.
A soggy race isn't as interesting as one when the rain comes and goes. Of course, since the championship could possibly be nearly decided today, I would hate to see the outcome hinge on tire strategy, or worse, someone aquaplaning off. No amount of skill can save you if you hit standing water.
Also, let's hope it's not sdo bad that we wend up with a lot of yellow or a cancellation.
Will is a monster in the rain, but I think if it goes soggy that Sato will be the big threat.
Look out for Barrichello !
And so we came to Road America where we burned up at the lake, but at the speedway of Nazareth I made no mistake
The fan will be disappointed.
Uncle Si for Pace Car Driver - 2013!!
It would be great if it rained the whole race. More interesting that way.
I love a good race where there is off and on rain. However.... seems like this track has enough issues to deal with as it is. Hopefully we'll get a passing shower part way through and that will be it. Definaelty don't want heavy rain that might ground the helicopter!
ByronH
Germantown, MD
knowing IndyCar they'll probably have to halt the race.....these guys just don't play well in the rain.......I remember St. Petersburg in 2008 when they ran 10 laps under yellow because there was a puddle.......I was like WTF drive around it!
The Original Fan of Kimi "The Iceman" Raikkonen 2007 World Driving Champion: 20 Wins---72 Podiums---16 Pole Positions---38 Fastest Laps ---1 Gorilla Suit 2013 Australian Grand Prix CHAMPION
It's coming raining in DC at the Nats game. Not too hard though. Should make it interesting.
Another thing Power doesn't want
#Hinch4SNL
Power asking for help from Ayrton Senna
where ?
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