There's a story up on indycar.com about Unser, Jr. being hired as a series driver coach. That in itself isn't all that exciting, but there's a line at the end about how he's trying to put together an Indy deal for himself and Al III this year. Would be interesting to see another father/son combo out there, though with the increased competition this year I'm not sure Al III would be able to make it. Any ideas where they might wind up?
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Originally posted by Vic MackeyThere's a story up on indycar.com about Unser, Jr. being hired as a series driver coach. That in itself isn't all that exciting, but there's a line at the end about how he's trying to put together an Indy deal for himself and Al III this year. Would be interesting to see another father/son combo out there, though with the increased competition this year I'm not sure Al III would be able to make it. Any ideas where they might wind up?
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Originally posted by Vic MackeyThere's a story up on indycar.com about Unser, Jr. being hired as a series driver coach. That in itself isn't all that exciting, but there's a line at the end about how he's trying to put together an Indy deal for himself and Al III this year. Would be interesting to see another father/son combo out there, though with the increased competition this year I'm not sure Al III would be able to make it. Any ideas where they might wind up?“If somebody blocked you, you either hit ’em in the *** or got out of your car and beat their ***,” said A.J. Foyt
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Originally posted by foyt fanNot trying to burst anyone's bubble, but Unser Jr. was an embarrasment last year. He really needs to hang it up. I know his car wasn't the best, but he was so far off of Manning on the same team, it was terrible. There comes a time to call it quits, and I think it's his time.
Go look at his qualification run from last May. He can still drive it. His crew was so inexperienced last year that it was a miracle that he brought it home in one piece.
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Originally posted by foyt fanUnser Jr. was an embarrasment last year. He really needs to hang it up. I know his car wasn't the best, but...
However, he's not to blamed for that performance." I can tolerate people forming opinions based on ignorance... that happens every day, but don't pass off your ignorance as facts."
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I tell ya what. Judging from those pictures in that article, Little Al is in a lot better shape now than he was last year. Not to sound gay or anything but he is looking pretty good. That may be an indication that he is planning on running this May. Remember his old man won it at age 47!!No place I'd rather be than IMS in May!
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Originally posted by ThreewideGo look at his qualification run from last May. He can still drive it. His crew was so inexperienced last year that it was a miracle that he brought it home in one piece.
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Originally posted by tomes1978I tell ya what. Judging from those pictures in that article, Little Al is in a lot better shape now than he was last year. Not to sound gay or anything but he is looking pretty good. That may be an indication that he is planning on running this May. Remember his old man won it at age 47!!
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Originally posted by foyt fanHis old man won it driving for Penske. I'm pretty sure Al won't be.No place I'd rather be than IMS in May!
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Originally posted by tomes1978So what is it. Has Al lost his nerve as you have implied in your earlier posts, or does he not have a good ride. I agree with your last post, that he would be competitive in a good car.
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Sometimes poor rides/cars...make good drivers look poor...
Last year Michael Waltrip looked washed up at Daytona...did he suddenly become a good driver? No, he just had a better ride"...American open-wheel racing is based around the most famous oval track in the world -- the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. So how in the world does it make sense to center the majority of the IndyCar Series on street courses, road courses and foreign events?..." Terry Blount, ESPN
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