On Track Entertainment

At the big race recently they provided some entertainment between races ...

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Entertainment by AstroVisual, on Flickr

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Entertainment by AstroVisual, on Flickr

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Entertainment by AstroVisual, on Flickr

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All I can think about is Mad Max..............cool pics

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Originally Posted by Lungelarry

All I can think about is Mad Max..............cool pics

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Cheers :)

Not brave enough for the motorcycle tricks, but I'll take the car for a spin!

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Originally Posted by Realist

Not brave enough for the motorcycle tricks, but I'll take the car for a spin!

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Yeh? Can handle 3000hp and a 1/4 mile in under 6 secs can you? ;)

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Originally Posted by Mad Aussie

Yeh? Can handle 3000hp and a 1/4 mile in under 6 secs can you? ;)

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You're just making it sound more fun saying it that way.

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Originally Posted by Realist

You're just making it sound more fun saying it that way.

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Ha ha ... yeh ... if you survive the G's off the line, and then don't literally pop an eyeball out of a socket with the wheel shake or when you pop the chute to slow down from over 300+ khp, assuming of course that the blower doesn't throw the belt when it explodes and the takes the engine with it showering you in molten metal ... it'd be way cool!! :)

Hmmm. Assuming a driver's suit that handles those kinds of problems, and inboard fire system and roll cage, it still looks better protected than coming off a bike. Though I suppose the stunts weren't being done at tremendously fast speeds.

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Originally Posted by QuietOne

Hmmm. Assuming a driver's suit that handles those kinds of problems, and inboard fire system and roll cage, it still looks better protected than coming off a bike. Though I suppose the stunts weren't being done at tremendously fast speeds.

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Yeh there's obviously state of the art safety equipment in use ... but people still pass out from the G's, get hurt, or even die in drag racing. I think the main fact though is most of us wouldn't know how to even make the car move, let alone drag it.

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Originally Posted by QuietOne

Hmmm. Assuming a driver's suit that handles those kinds of problems, and inboard fire system and roll cage, it still looks better protected than coming off a bike. Though I suppose the stunts weren't being done at tremendously fast speeds.

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Yeh there's obviously state of the art safety equipment in use ... but people still pass out from the G's, get hurt, or even die in drag racing. I think the main fact though is most of us wouldn't know how to even make the car move, let alone drag it.