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well, i'm being a busybody..
cartoon,
just asking yea (i'm an outsider)
have you been on a race team before?
have you worked on an event such as this before?
i think, maybe you expected differently than what you got.
being a driver myself (i'm not rich, i pay with my own money)
it's common to see the driver(s) stressed and tension and generally unpleasant during pre-race, and most especially pre-qualifying.
but after the race, the driver(s) will be more pleasant for all that tension and stress is gone.
we're all humans, most of us cant be all happy and pleasant all the time under pressure!
as GT3 said before, it's common to eat late and rest little. That's racing. That's reality. I prep my own cars, and i work like all the mechanics too. *PS: i'm not a pro (LOL) it's hard work!
to be in racing its purely passion. You should see the LeMans' mechanics. They work 24 hours non-stop and sleep on the pit floor!
cartoon,
just asking yea (i'm an outsider)
have you been on a race team before?
have you worked on an event such as this before?
i think, maybe you expected differently than what you got.
being a driver myself (i'm not rich, i pay with my own money)
it's common to see the driver(s) stressed and tension and generally unpleasant during pre-race, and most especially pre-qualifying.
but after the race, the driver(s) will be more pleasant for all that tension and stress is gone.
we're all humans, most of us cant be all happy and pleasant all the time under pressure!
as GT3 said before, it's common to eat late and rest little. That's racing. That's reality. I prep my own cars, and i work like all the mechanics too. *PS: i'm not a pro (LOL) it's hard work!
to be in racing its purely passion. You should see the LeMans' mechanics. They work 24 hours non-stop and sleep on the pit floor!