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The only thing you've made "clear" and what is possible to to "figure out" is that you don't know what you're talking about in regards to oval track Indy Car racing being referred to as "train racing".
To try to imply that an average of 48 lead changes with an average of 6 lead changes in the final 15 laps over the past 4 years is "train racing" lacks any astute and objective evaluation at best and is stupid beyond the pale at worst. Do you see any train racing in there? If that's train racing then you clearly have a problem with semantics. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and go with erroneous semantics and/or lack of any astute and objective evaluation instead of just plain stupid. LOL!!
My first and foremost favorite genre' of race car isn't Indy Cars, or anything else that races on pavement for that matter. So I can relate to that.
The problem you have muddy ol' buddy is that you try to describe oval track Indy Car racing with a term that is in no way, shape or form accurate. I'm pretty sure you know it, too. It clearly appears the fact that an event that you claim to have such disdain for draws 350,000+ spectators and the same venue has trouble getting a mere 50,000 for the taxi cabs is highly agitating for you when pointed out.
It may not "be your deal" but it dam sure isn't "train racing". And that's fact!
To try to imply that an average of 48 lead changes with an average of 6 lead changes in the final 15 laps over the past 4 years is "train racing" lacks any astute and objective evaluation at best and is stupid beyond the pale at worst. Do you see any train racing in there? If that's train racing then you clearly have a problem with semantics. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and go with erroneous semantics and/or lack of any astute and objective evaluation instead of just plain stupid. LOL!!
My first and foremost favorite genre' of race car isn't Indy Cars, or anything else that races on pavement for that matter. So I can relate to that.
The problem you have muddy ol' buddy is that you try to describe oval track Indy Car racing with a term that is in no way, shape or form accurate. I'm pretty sure you know it, too. It clearly appears the fact that an event that you claim to have such disdain for draws 350,000+ spectators and the same venue has trouble getting a mere 50,000 for the taxi cabs is highly agitating for you when pointed out.
It may not "be your deal" but it dam sure isn't "train racing". And that's fact!
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