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11-10-2006, 04:37
Which is your favorite motorsport to watch in person and which when televised?
Ive watched every kind of motorsport competition I could find televised. Ive participated in as many as I could afford or find a free ride in or needy pit crew or a course that lacked corner workers. In person the major ones Ive seen are
NASCAR: Winston West, Craftsman Trucks, Busch, and the Cup cars.
USAC: Indy cars, Indy lights, midgets, sprint cars (also WoO winged sprints) Pikes Peak
CART: CART cars
AMA All forms of roadracing from50cc amateur to Pro Superbike, Formula x and pro sidecars +vintage non AMA events. All forms dirttrack ammateur-pro.Short track, half mile, TT, mile. Speedway, AMA and outlaw nitromethane. All classes novice-pro observed trials. All classes amateur-pro motocross + vintage. Hillclimb. Bonneville and lake elsinore (not positive AMA sanctions these, they have a plethora of sanctioning and timing officials from everywhere) Also the 1/8th mile sand drags
SCORE: Baja 500, 1000, and Barstow to Vegas
FIA: Formula 1, Bonneville, and I swear Ive seen another FIA event but it escapes me now.
FIM: All disciplines of roadracing from when there were. 125, 250, 350, 500, 750, Superbike, Moto GP, supersport, sidehacks etc etc. Bonneville. World Outdoor Observed Trials
NHRA, AHRA, DRAGBIKE, NHBA. Everything from bone stock pintos to Top Fuel dragsters and Top fuel bikes and Top Fuel boats and nostalgia drags and Funny Cars.
Unlimited Hydroplane boats (Jet and the old 12 cylinders) and offshore cigarette boats and K boat waterski races
Air Races from the Texans to Unlimited. Sadly not at Reno. Yet.
Steamboat springs run-wht-you-brung city sponsored street races.
Of all these my favorite one to watch in person is the AMA dirttrack mile. Head and shoulders above the rest for me.
Televised I cant decide between AMA/FIM 600cc roadracing and a kind of Australian jetboat racing done in shallow muddy canals with ridiculously overpowered boats.
Ive watched every kind of motorsport competition I could find televised. Ive participated in as many as I could afford or find a free ride in or needy pit crew or a course that lacked corner workers. In person the major ones Ive seen are
NASCAR: Winston West, Craftsman Trucks, Busch, and the Cup cars.
USAC: Indy cars, Indy lights, midgets, sprint cars (also WoO winged sprints) Pikes Peak
CART: CART cars
AMA All forms of roadracing from50cc amateur to Pro Superbike, Formula x and pro sidecars +vintage non AMA events. All forms dirttrack ammateur-pro.Short track, half mile, TT, mile. Speedway, AMA and outlaw nitromethane. All classes novice-pro observed trials. All classes amateur-pro motocross + vintage. Hillclimb. Bonneville and lake elsinore (not positive AMA sanctions these, they have a plethora of sanctioning and timing officials from everywhere) Also the 1/8th mile sand drags
SCORE: Baja 500, 1000, and Barstow to Vegas
FIA: Formula 1, Bonneville, and I swear Ive seen another FIA event but it escapes me now.
FIM: All disciplines of roadracing from when there were. 125, 250, 350, 500, 750, Superbike, Moto GP, supersport, sidehacks etc etc. Bonneville. World Outdoor Observed Trials
NHRA, AHRA, DRAGBIKE, NHBA. Everything from bone stock pintos to Top Fuel dragsters and Top fuel bikes and Top Fuel boats and nostalgia drags and Funny Cars.
Unlimited Hydroplane boats (Jet and the old 12 cylinders) and offshore cigarette boats and K boat waterski races
Air Races from the Texans to Unlimited. Sadly not at Reno. Yet.
Steamboat springs run-wht-you-brung city sponsored street races.
Of all these my favorite one to watch in person is the AMA dirttrack mile. Head and shoulders above the rest for me.
Televised I cant decide between AMA/FIM 600cc roadracing and a kind of Australian jetboat racing done in shallow muddy canals with ridiculously overpowered boats.