Congrats to Corvette Racing !!!!
03-17-2013, 10:39 AM
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Congrats to Corvette Racing !!!!
Congrats to the entire Team!!!!!!!! Tommy Milner did a great job at the end. And the team came back to come out on top. Great start to the season. JD 
03-17-2013, 02:54 PM
#3
Le Mans Master
Hell, for $50 billion of taxpayer money, I'd expect nothing less.
03-17-2013, 07:46 PM
#5
Le Mans Master
03-17-2013, 08:00 PM
#6
Instructor
I loved this quote from the Risi website. Really defines what Corvette Racing is all about:
"The change of plan saw ALMS newcomer Malucelli back in the cockpit for the final hour and, despite calm and controlled driving, he was being hunted down relentlessly by a menacing competitor who appeared to have an advantage over its rivals at each refuelling stop. The 28-year-old Italian was put under intense pressure lap after lap and, with just seven laps to the finish, was passed by the Corvette."
"The change of plan saw ALMS newcomer Malucelli back in the cockpit for the final hour and, despite calm and controlled driving, he was being hunted down relentlessly by a menacing competitor who appeared to have an advantage over its rivals at each refuelling stop. The 28-year-old Italian was put under intense pressure lap after lap and, with just seven laps to the finish, was passed by the Corvette."
03-17-2013, 08:14 PM
#7
Safety Car
I loved this quote from the Risi website. Really defines what Corvette Racing is all about:
"The change of plan saw ALMS newcomer Malucelli back in the cockpit for the final hour and, despite calm and controlled driving, he was being hunted down relentlessly by a menacing competitor who appeared to have an advantage over its rivals at each refuelling stop. The 28-year-old Italian was put under intense pressure lap after lap and, with just seven laps to the finish, was passed by the Corvette."
"The change of plan saw ALMS newcomer Malucelli back in the cockpit for the final hour and, despite calm and controlled driving, he was being hunted down relentlessly by a menacing competitor who appeared to have an advantage over its rivals at each refuelling stop. The 28-year-old Italian was put under intense pressure lap after lap and, with just seven laps to the finish, was passed by the Corvette."
The #3 unfortunately had early tranny problem and eventually retired. 1-2 would have been nice.
