MOTOGP: Stoner unconcerned about win-less year

Posted September 02nd, 2010 at 04:09 pm by admin
Filed under: News
Stoner unconcerned about win-less year By Pablo Elizalde and Toby Moody Thursday, September 2nd 2010, 16:50 GMT Casey Stoner says he has no concerns about finishing the 2010 with no wins, as he feels he is riding as well as ever. The Ducati rider, the 2007 world champion, has finished on the podium five times this year, but has been unable to climb on the top step so far.
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F1: Yamamoto to retain Hispania seat

Posted September 02nd, 2010 at 04:09 pm by admin
Filed under: MOTOGP, Nascar, News
Yamamoto to retain Hispania seat By Jonathan Noble Thursday, September 2nd 2010, 16:55 GMT Colin Kolles has confirmed that Sakon Yamamoto is to remain at HRT for the foreseeable future. Yamamoto was originally drafted in as a one-off at the British Grand Prix as replacement for Bruno Senna, but since then he has filled in for Karun Chandhok in the other seat. And after suggestions in Belgium that Yamamoto will now see out the season, team principal Kolles has said that he sees no reason to replace the Japanese.
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Cars Wallpapers (1280×1024)

Posted July 12th, 2009 at 03:07 am by admin
Filed under: Editorials, Featured
57 JPEG | 1280 x 1024 | 15 Mb http://rapidshare.com/files/179856883/auto_By_Mr-R-T_sxforum.org.rar.html ...
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Nascar Rumble PS1 Rip Tide track.

Posted July 11th, 2009 at 12:07 am by admin
Filed under: Editorials, Vidoes
This is a view of the Rip Tide track for Nascar Rumble on the Playstation 1. PS2 texture smoothing is on. ...
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NASCAR: Piquet exploring NASCAR options

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Piquet exploring NASCAR options

By Diego Mejia Sunday, November 15th 2009, 22:46 GMT

Nelson Piquet Jr is exploring options in NASCAR as he continues to work on his plans for 2010.

The former Renault F1 driver was in attendance at Phoenix International Raceway this weekend, looking at a possible future in NASCAR and meeting with series officials, team owners and drivers of all three national series.

Piquet tested last month a Truck series Toyota Tundra for Red Horse Racing at Rockingham and was admittedly impressed with his first taste of a stock car and an oval track.

Speaking to AUTOSPORT at Phoenix, Piquet admitted to enjoying his NASCAR experience this weekend and that he was giving the series a close look.

“Obviously I’m trying to have as good as a look as I can over here,” said Piquet Jr. “I’m trying to get a good feeling of what everything here is in America in case I have to make a decision to know what I’m going to feel.

“I didn’t want to take a decision of coming to America without knowing how things work here, so I’ve been spending these days here meeting drivers, team owners, and racetracks to really know what I’m getting into if I come here.”

Piquet said he has received some advice already as to how to make a career in NASCAR coming from his single-seater background. He said he is willing to go a few steps back in order to be as best prepared as he can to eventually reach the Sprint Cup series.

“Well obviously I don’t want to jump any stages if I come to America, I want to do it properly,” Piquet said. “I want to learn from the bottom. Coming from Formula One doesn’t mean that I can come here and step into a Cup car. Obviously I don’t think about that.

“I really want to start with my head down and build myself up because it’s a completely different kind of racing, you now. I want to arrive here in Cup because I earned it, not because I’m arriving from Formula 1.

“Hopefully if I come, I’ll start doing the East [Regional Camping World] Series, you know, maybe doing a few dirt races.”

Piquet also said he wanted to enjoy racing again, even if he doesn’t necessarily like driving a stock car as much as a Formula 1 car.

“Yeah, I think the important thing is enjoying the whole environment, not only the driving,” said Piquet. “But in the race, during the race if you’re having fun, is not only by liking the car.

“Obviously there’s cars much better technologically. An F1 car, what I’m used to, is the top of the world. I think as long as you’re having fun it doesn’t matter if you’re racing a go-kart or if you’re driving a NASCAR. If you’re having fun and competition is good, that’s important.”

Talking about his possibilities of having a seat again in Formula 1, Piquet said he remains close to Force India, but hasn’t made up his mind on where he wants to race next year.

“I’m close to Force India at the moment but obviously this is being very interesting for me, so I don’t know. I’m still in the process of deciding what I’m going to do. Maybe spend one more year in Europe before coming here; it’s still all up in the air.”

Next week Piquet is set to race in the US Karting Super nationals at Las Vegas, where he is expected to meet Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Buemi. He plans to get his 2010 season started with the 24 Hours of Daytona, a deal that he is still working on.

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