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Looking pretty decent so far - up there with the big boys (and girl). 
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The young man is becoming quite a fine driver. If others on this forum would just pay attention and put down the hater-aid,they would see this too. He is going to surprise some here and disappoint some haters here this season.Originally posted by debdrakeLooking pretty decent so far - up there with the big boys (and girl). -
reality is...the new IRL will be half oval and half road courses.
So F4 seems like he has the oval part down.
Now get some help for your road racing skills!Rest in peace, Dan Wheldon 1978 - 2011Comment
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Once again if you watched him last year, he did show improvement on rc. Remember he hasn't ran many rc in his career. I think you will see him much better on them this year as well. Grandpa threw him out there in his first rc and of he hadn't even tested on one.He was setting him up for failure. If you look at that first performance to where he ended up last year, it was great improvement. Just watch this season without being too judgemental, and you may be surprised.Originally posted by raskavComment
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I remember F4 and Ed run into each other at St. Pete.
Was there something else you wanted me to remember?
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Rest in peace, Dan Wheldon 1978 - 2011Comment
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You calling Cosworth out?Originally posted by foyt fanSkypigeon "If you're not on the bus, don't whine about the direction it's going."Comment
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Being a Foyt fan, I would never make personal attacks on anyone.Originally posted by The Stickman
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This is the AJ Foyt that in 64 out of 65 races in an 18 or so car field missed the top 8?Originally posted by foyt fan"An emphasis was placed on drivers with road racing backgrounds which meant drivers from open wheel, oval track racing were at a disadvantage. That led Tony George to create the IRL." -Indy Review 1996Comment
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This is the AJ Foyt that has never driven for a top notch team, and started his career with no engineer,no testing or teammates. Watch him now, not 4 or 5 years ago. He is still just 23 years old.Originally posted by ensign14Comment
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And who would the top 8 be?Originally posted by ensign14Comment
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Originally posted by The Stickman
If foytfan won't I sure as hell will.
We NEED another engine in the series...
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I think Tomas beat him 9 out of 10 times in the same car last year when they were both RAF. And Felipe Giaffone outdrove him in part-time drives.Originally posted by foyt fan
In his fifth full season of IRL racing he should be doing a lot better - after all, he's grown up in it, he's got nothing else that's given him bad racing habits.
In all those races? Can't be bothered to find out, but they include Ryan Briscoe, Buddy Rice in a D&R, Kosuke Matsuura, Darren Manning in a Foyt, Alex Barron, Tomas Enge, Giorgio Pantano and Ed Carpenter.Originally posted by Saw150"An emphasis was placed on drivers with road racing backgrounds which meant drivers from open wheel, oval track racing were at a disadvantage. That led Tony George to create the IRL." -Indy Review 1996Comment
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Big difference from being the number one guy to the number three guy.Originally posted by ensign14“If somebody blocked you, you either hit ’em in the *** or got out of your car and beat their ***,” said A.J. FoytComment
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Per the last paragraph, I take it you're trying to make the point that bunch of no name, mediocre drivers consistently placed ahead of him?Originally posted by ensign14A book fell on my head, and I only have my shelf to blame.Comment
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