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Yes!

I used to really dislike Kansas. I remember running it in NIS a few years back. Nobody could pass so people got impatient and it ended up being a complete mess, probably the worst race I have participated in. The recent changes to the track parameters…

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I think that if you can maintain good discipline then starting further back can sometimes be an advantage. You will be running a slower pace than the leaders as you gradually move your way towards the front. My theory is that this…

(Quote from Carsten Theile)

I don't think it was that. I only use low fuel if the setup is really loose. I don't think that setup would have benefitted from it as it would probably have mae it too tight.

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I was suprised too Jeroen. I did have a very minor brush with the wall and wondered if I had damage. Looked at the car after the race and I couldn't see any. I guess those lap newer tyres really made the difference?

Richmond is probably my worst track, so to finish 2nd and within a second of Arron feels like a personal win!

Felt under constant pressure for Maik Steinicke and Carsten Theile until the pitstop. Just tried to focus on getting good exits to prevent…

Congratulations Maik Steinicke

Unlucky Arron, class of the field but lady luck wasn't with you!

I struggled on the long run, burnt off my RF and had no rotation through the centre. 4th place felt about right.

I'm glad the yellows came when they did. I had no idea what strategy I was running. Left that to my crew chief, but unfortunately he was preoccupied with a muffin and a cup of tea

I felt for you on that restart near the end, Roland. I got pretty out…

As younger people than me say, 'I botted'. Good win Arron!

Good win Carsten!

Burnt my stuff up trying to get back past in the first run, then hit the wall trying to hard to keep up. Was off pace then. Got the damage fixed, but picked up some more during the checkup on the restart. Not a great night overall.

Took a big hit last night. Spent a few hours in the care centre, docs checked me out for concussion, but I'm all good. Given the all clear for Atlanta on Wednesday!

That was a fun race with a really fun setup. I'd learnt enough from running some c-fixed that the bottom was the place to be to save tyres, so in the first stint I was content to hug the line and let others go. I dropped back to 9th, which is perhaps a…

Gabriel It just feels odd to me, not predictable at all. I think it felt better after 30 laps on the tyres to be honest. The truck setup is much looser but you can feel exactly what it's going to do.

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This week has been a blast in c-fixed. Given how loose the setup is, I was expecting the races to have lots of cautions through self spins, but it turned out to be the opposite. You really have to race the track as much as the other…

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Don't feel too bad about it, mistakes happen. The car can become very loose and unpredictable when following someone. I noticed the difference between running in clean air and in traffic a lot last night.

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Yeah I didn't have much left to battle with at that point, tyres were done.

I hate marzipan, but I hate Phoenix more. Given a choice between eating a block of marzipan or driving Phoenix, I'd eat the marzipan every time!

Happy to come away with some decent points and get the hell out of there!

Nice steal Carsten Theile

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Perhaps it should be made a rule that you have to indicate that you are pitting in. It is a dangerous situation when you are on some ones bumper and they slow up to pit when you are not expecting it, even without them slamming on…

Sorry Roland, that one looked to be on me. I caught the apron which jumped me up the track a bit.


Good win Matthias!

Kevin Adam Sorry to hear your bad news mate. I hope that everything works out for the best!