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Today's Robin Miller http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/champcar/20403/ article mentions Ryan Briscoe as possibly getting out of oval racing and only driving on road courses. It also mentions that his agent Wayne Taylor wishes to do that. Is this the same Wayne Taylor who owns and races in the Grand Am Series? Does anyone know?
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Yes, Wayne Taylor that drives in Grand-Am is Ryan Briscoe's agent.Originally posted by treadlightlyBeing sued for $2.1 BILLION is a serious problem!! -
Did Briscoe bring any money with him when he went to TCGR? It would explain Chip's recent whining if he is trying to hang onto a paying driver. Just wondering.Originally posted by tripper“Jealousy is the tribute mediocrity pays to genius.” -- Archbishop Fulton J. SheenComment
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Probably a good decision on Ryan's part........ None of the current IRL tracks seemed quite big enough to contain Ryan.......
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I believe that Briscoe has had a working relationship with Toyota in the past.SENسR MODERATOR......
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Don't be surprised to see Briscoe in a second Sun Trust Daytona Prototype with Emanuelle Collard."Is that my *** that I smell burning?" ... Helmet Stogie from "Death spasms of the Mabuchi"Comment
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Briscoe was test driver for Toyota in F1, and came to Ganassi as a sort of "development" car for their program in the IRL. I believe that was mostly, if not all, covered by Toyota.Comment
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The impression I got was that Ryan was under contract with Toyota, and they really didn't have a place for him so they sent him to Chips team because they didn't want to pay him for doing nothing."Promote what you love instead of bashing what you hate."
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thank god.. he was a danger to everyone this season.. im glad he didnt get really hurt this season cause he had no idea what he was doing on the ovals.. The IRL should make a requirement that if a driver has no oval experience that he has to run a few IPS races before he can race on a oval in the big cars.."Paff has been closer to the mark than anyone will give him credit for."
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As non politically correct and un IndyCar friendly as it is, it's the truth. "
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I was fairly certain Briscoe's agent/manager is actually Max Angelleli, who is Taylor's teammate? Max also looks after Ricardo Zonta.Comment
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I think that I heard on Speednews or WindTunnel this weekend that Ryan Briscoe, Darren Manning, and a few other drivers were going to be competing for a seat on one of the CCWS teams in the weeks ahead. Sorry I can't recall the details. It was not a "Robing Miller" report, but he could have been the source.Randy
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They had better have more than two cars if they don't want to go home early.Originally posted by Radny"Is that my *** that I smell burning?" ... Helmet Stogie from "Death spasms of the Mabuchi"Comment
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That makes sense, as Max was hanging out with the TCGR gang at Homestead.Originally posted by RossfeldProud owner of a Dave DeSpain bobblehead!Comment
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Neither did the road courses.....Originally posted by mac millerProbably a good decision on Ryan's part........ None of the current IRL tracks seemed quite big enough to contain Ryan.......
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Didn't anybody read the last sentence of the article?"We are all speeding toward our deaths at 60 minutes an hour." Sid Collins on Race Day, 1964Comment
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