JV at at Talladega
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Jacques was 11th quickest in his fist test at talladega in the draft. the next toyota was 25th. not bad for his first super speedway run
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Edited by 996 Nobbys on Tuesday 11th September 09:44
996 Nobbys said:
Jacques was 11th quickest in his fist test at talladega in the draft. the next toyota was 25th. not bad for his first super speedway run
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
That chttp://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Edited by 996 Nobbys on Tuesday 11th September 09:44
t still racing?No doubt he'll start complaining soon about something inane.
Detest the miserable arrogant little shit.
You aren't half the man your dad was..........
see both sides here although I have to say
if you dont like the bs that goes with the Millions, dont sign up to it. he knows the score with sponsors and corparate bandwagons etc.
also by all means be your own man and dont dance to the company tune, but how about being cool to the fans, a wave here and there doesn't realy cut it some blokes work in a factory or a foundry all day to earn the money to buy your caps, so a thought in that direction might not go amiss
if you dont like the bs that goes with the Millions, dont sign up to it. he knows the score with sponsors and corparate bandwagons etc.
also by all means be your own man and dont dance to the company tune, but how about being cool to the fans, a wave here and there doesn't realy cut it some blokes work in a factory or a foundry all day to earn the money to buy your caps, so a thought in that direction might not go amiss
996 Nobbys said:
Jacques was 11th quickest in his fist test at talladega in the draft. the next toyota was 25th. not bad for his first super speedway run
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Not bad but given his previous (pre 1996) i would expect him to be on a faster learning curve than JPMhttp://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Edited by 996 Nobbys on Tuesday 11th September 09:44
rude-boy said:
996 Nobbys said:
Jacques was 11th quickest in his fist test at talladega in the draft. the next toyota was 25th. not bad for his first super speedway run
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Not bad but given his previous (pre 1996) i would expect him to be on a faster learning curve than JPMhttp://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Edited by 996 Nobbys on Tuesday 11th September 09:44
rude-boy said:
996 Nobbys said:
Jacques was 11th quickest in his fist test at talladega in the draft. the next toyota was 25th. not bad for his first super speedway run
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Not bad but given his previous (pre 1996) i would expect him to be on a faster learning curve than JPMhttp://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/62258
Edited by 996 Nobbys on Tuesday 11th September 09:44
JPM last raced on ovals in 2000.
JV is on a similar training schedule to JPM's last year ie. the ABCs AKA ARCA, Busch and Cup races
JV is driving for Toyota who have only just started this year so they've basically been testing.
JV drives for Bill Davis Racing, which is a midfield back of the grid team.
Note - even though Ganassi is a name in US motorsport, their NASCAR team is a midfield/top-10 car. The big teams in NASCAR are Hendrick (eg. Jeff Gordon), Rousch and Joe Gibbs Racing (eg. Tony Stewart)
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