26th April 2006

Not Your Grandfather’s NASCAR Any More!

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Or mine for that matter, but I’m not a grandfather, yet. (Er… not that I’m aware of!)

Ray Evernham looks to the future and predicts the five technological advances he expects to see in NASCAR by the turn of the decade. (WARNING: Old schoolers, traditionalists or those otherwise wedded to the past, avert your eyes or risk retinal burns, severe heart palpitations and uncontrollable retching.)

1. While already slated to begin running in 2007, the Car of Tomorrow

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  1. 1 On April 27th, 2006, kevin d said:#

    just an fyi, look who got firefox. that would be me. you helped change my ways.
    (i haven’t commented in awhile, but that doesn’t mean i’ve stopped reading, i’m here everyday)

    posted on April 27th, 2006 at 1:06 pm

  2. 2 On April 27th, 2006, Marc said:#

    Thanks Kevin. I have been using FF for about 2 years plus a spin-off from FF, Flock.

    Let me know if FF gives you any “time-out” problems.

    Since ver 1.5.0.1 I get an excessive amout of “page not found” or “server time-outs.” If I access the same page via IE it’s called up with no problems

    posted on April 27th, 2006 at 2:07 pm

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