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yeah, whats next? Yugos and Geos?!?!?
psunitro
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I guess i'm in the "whats wrong with other makes" group. What is stock on these cars anyway? I think they are too 1 off amyway. They are not racing "stock" cars anymore. Many foriegn companies have plants in the US now, and domestics have plants all over the world as well.
Give me a good IROC race anyday.
Hey NC, a GEO is a GM product! lol Even though a Yugo can be made into a decent autoX car.
Give me a good IROC race anyday.
Hey NC, a GEO is a GM product! lol Even though a Yugo can be made into a decent autoX car.
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psunitro said:
As far as I know IROC series races have always used american cars. But yeah I agree, one of the best races I have seen in person!
Your right punitro, Geo is GM, damn! LOL. I guess soon we'll be seeing Team GEO too :horsecrap
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Love the IROC. It's all about the driver there. I think they need to bring more than 12 next season. And more than 4 races. And if you really wanted to make it fair, use different cars at different tracks. Make the stock car guys drive open-wheeled for 1 or 2 races.NCNitro said:
Oh, and NC, just a quick FYI, IROC did use Porsche's for a short stint in the 70's. But other than that, it's all American.
Ok, your right candyman, I just looked it up. Porsche were used for 1 season, 4 races, in the 73/74 season 3 races in Riverside California at the end of 73 and the series finale in Daytona in Feb of 74. Then they were all sold off and replaced with Camaros, and have been american cars ever since.
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