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Originally Posted by mpozziCPL
Carl, you will be fine for everything that One Lap can throw at you. Coming from a seat behind high-horsepower yourself, you'll find the OLC a dream to drive as it's predictable and very confirmed in its job. Even when pressured, it won't bite the hand that feeds it ...
You and I are about the same size and I was able to catch sleep when I needed it. My only complaint was during that 72-hour "race-drive-race-drive-hit raccoon-drive-break down-wait for eternity for transport-catch an hours sleep-wait for another transport-watch repairs taking shape at Prodigy-driving another 10+ hours, race, and then drive finally ending up in Birmingham, AL" marathon, we caught an hour of sleep at some highway rest stop and James would not share his blanket, big poop that he is!!
Bring your own fleece blanket ...
I'll be watching and following along each day.
Mary Pozzi
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Possibly some revisionist history going on there... as I remember it you not only had a blanket at the time, you didn't even clearly remember my stopping for sleep until well afterwards. And besides, it wasn't raining that hard.
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