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29 Nov 2004, 16:06 (Ref:1167134)
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Racing fan or car fan?
I thought I would start this in response to the Club racing 2005 thread on this forum and also one or two on National and Club recently.
We're all motor racing fans on here (pretty much). But why? Which appeals more - the motors (i.e. are the cars of more interest to you?) or the racing (i.e. will you watch anything providing it is close and fun?)? I love racing far more than I do cars. Give me a close FF1600 or Caterham race any day over something spread out with 'interesting' cars in. |
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