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Old 05-19-2013, 08:32 AM
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Roger, nice you meeting today mate.

Now throw that 750 hp motor in that car of yours.
Awesome meeting all you guys

I think if I lived here you'd be a worst influence
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SW was feeding me pics of you, Greg Weld, Rodger, etc. having fun.
Yeah minus the 100 degree temp and 100% humidity this is a bloody good time.
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Rodger is in the top pic and Roger is on the left in the bottom pic.

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Rodger is in the top pic and Roger is on the left in the bottom pic.

Good times this weekend.
Travel safe blokes, see you all in Australia
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You as well! Enjoy your travels around the states. Good to meet you!
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Yeah minus the 100 degree temp and 100% humidity this is a bloody good time.
x2 on this.

It was great to meet your Roger. Maybe we will throw back a few in CA before you leave the states.
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It was great to meet your Roger. Maybe we will throw back a few in CA before you leave the states.
On my to do list
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Roger - What were your impressions of the track layout? Compared to other tracks in the series did it make for good racing?
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Roger - What were your impressions of the track layout? Compared to other tracks in the series did it make for good racing?
Track layout was very good, facility is amazing
Driver feedback was they enjoyed it more than the other purpose built Formula One tracks they race on
There didn't seem to be as much door banging as usual, not sure if this was related to width of track or the boys just behaving them selves

No doubt though I hope to get back here again for this
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