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I wander into this forum occasionally, hopeful to catch a glimpse of someone discussing the sport of kings - that being motorsport. Perhaps a thread on touring cars, rally, superbikes, rallisport or V8 supercars.
All I find is thread after thread discussing some namby pamby "oooh get me han'bag margaret, I've chipped a finger-nail!" sport called football. What's the crack?
Oh, and Formula 1 although technically motorsport, is so commercialised and monopolised these days, watching it is generally as exciting as counting the legs of a herd of sheep and then dividing by 4.
All I find is thread after thread discussing some namby pamby "oooh get me han'bag margaret, I've chipped a finger-nail!" sport called football. What's the crack?
Oh, and Formula 1 although technically motorsport, is so commercialised and monopolised these days, watching it is generally as exciting as counting the legs of a herd of sheep and then dividing by 4.
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i don't consider vehicle or horseracing to be sport. they are either a seperate category or just non sports games. to little emphasis is on the human and whilst they are undoubtedly skillful i do not regard them as sports men
If done legally
Anyone ever done any off road racing?
That's fun.
That's fun.
I'm more than willing to discuss many different forms of motorsport. More 4 wheels than 2. This time of year, it's mostly rallying.
I find most motor sport dull to watch. It's fun to take part in, mind.
I wander into this forum occasionally, hopeful to catch a glimpse of someone discussing the sport of kings - that being motorsport. Perhaps a thread on touring cars, rally, superbikes, rallisport or V8 supercars.
All I find is thread after thread discussing some namby pamby "oooh get me han'bag margaret, I've chipped a finger-nail!" sport called football. What's the crack?
Oh, and Formula 1 although technically motorsport, is so commercialised and monopolised these days, watching it is generally as exciting as counting the legs of a herd of sheep and then dividing by 4.
All I find is thread after thread discussing some namby pamby "oooh get me han'bag margaret, I've chipped a finger-nail!" sport called football. What's the crack?
Oh, and Formula 1 although technically motorsport, is so commercialised and monopolised these days, watching it is generally as exciting as counting the legs of a herd of sheep and then dividing by 4.
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