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This is what the F1 drivers fly.

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rer

rer

I saw one of the F1 drivers planes at Austin Bergstrom Intergalactic airport the other day, and thought yall might want to see it. The Piaggio Avanti or P180 twin turboprop.

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#2

173abn

173abn

rer,that is one sweet bird.I love planes,I'll sit out on my deck and watch the high flyers through my binocs....russ


#3

rer

rer

Well here is another few birds for you Russ. I think the first is a Beechcraft and then the 152 i was shooting touch and gos in.

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Two-Stroke

Two-Stroke

On the subject of Formula One, there's a good movie out now: Senna -- a documentary about one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time, Ayrton Senna. It's a must-see for anyone into motor racing, not just F1 fans.


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JDgreen

JDgreen

Have never understood the appeal of motor sports or drag racing, or any other kind of automotive speed competition, and I love cars. Detroit used to brag that what they developed to win stock car races was put into production cars. today, NO WAY. To me the vast majority of motor sports are simply a waste of fuel reserves.


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173abn

173abn

rer,back in my Army days got to jump out a little one like that 152.thanks...russ


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B

benski

JDgreen said:
Have never understood the appeal of motor sports or drag racing, or any other kind of automotive speed competition, and I love cars. Detroit used to brag that what they developed to win stock car races was put into production cars. today, NO WAY. To me the vast majority of motor sports are simply a waste of fuel reserves.
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For some reason, watching people turn left leaves me cold. Watching people go on a road course, with closely matched cars, is good stuff for me.:confused2:


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