#1: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-23 23:19:14 by Steve Cutchen
So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
counter-clockwise?
They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
race.
Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
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#2: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-23 23:33:02 by Chris Mihos
Steve Cutchen wrote:
> So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
> counter-clockwise?
>
> They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
> race.
>
> Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
Have half the cars go one way and half go the other.
Then I might actually watch it.
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#3: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-23 23:49:35 by The Grand Beckoning
On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
wrote:
>So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
>counter-clockwise?
>
>They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
>race.
>
>Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on the
driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go clockwise in
UK?).
If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy way.
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#4: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-24 02:51:40 by Steve Cutchen
In article <<a href="mailto:rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com" target="_blank">rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com</a>>, The Grand
Beckoning <<a href="mailto:the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com" target="_blank">the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com</a>> wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
> wrote:
> >So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
> >counter-clockwise?
> >
> >They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
> >race.
> >
> >Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
>
> I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on the
> driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go clockwise in
> UK?).
>
> If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy way.
maybe to keep'em farther from the wall when they hit it?
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#5: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-24 02:53:32 by James Schrumpf
Quiet, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>> -- I'm transmitting rage.
> In article <<a href="mailto:rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com" target="_blank">rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com</a>>, The Grand
> Beckoning <<a href="mailto:the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com" target="_blank">the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com</a>> wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
>> wrote:
>> >So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
>> >counter-clockwise?
>> >
>> >They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
>> >race.
>> >
>> >Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
>>
>> I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on the
>> driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go clockwise in
>> UK?).
>>
>> If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy way.
>
> maybe to keep'em farther from the wall when they hit it?
>
Dumnass. Horse races go counterclockwise; track meets go counterclockwise.
ANYTH1NG ELS3 WOULD B3 UNAM3R1CAN!!!11!
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#6: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-24 02:57:00 by Glen Heiman
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> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
> wrote:
> >So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
> >counter-clockwise?
> >
> >They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
> >race.
> >
> >Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
>
> I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on the
> driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go clockwise in
> UK?).
Maybe, maybe not! The driver's physical distance, and speed, on a turn,
would be less. Contrarily, the radius of the path would also be less. No?
Heiman
>
> If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy way.
>
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#7: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-24 02:57:00 by spaamtrapper
"James Schrumpf" <<a href="mailto:jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet" target="_blank">jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet</a>> wrote
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> Quiet, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>> -- I'm transmitting
rage.
>
> > In article <<a href="mailto:rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com" target="_blank">rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com</a>>, The
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> > Beckoning <<a href="mailto:the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com" target="_blank">the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com</a>> wrote:
> >
> >> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen
<<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
> >> wrote:
> >> >So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
> >> >counter-clockwise?
> >> >
> >> >They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just
before the
> >> >race.
> >> >
> >> >Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
> >>
> >> I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on
the
> >> driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go
clockwise in
> >> UK?).
> >>
> >> If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy
way.
> >
> > maybe to keep'em farther from the wall when they hit it?
> >
>
> Dumnass. Horse races go counterclockwise; track meets go
counterclockwise.
>
> ANYTH1NG ELS3 WOULD B3 UNAM3R1CAN!!!11!
>
> --
that's as close to the reason as far as historians are
concerned........most of the first automobile races were held on
horse tracks.........
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#8: Re: Why COUNTER-clockwise?
Posted on 2006-07-24 02:57:00 by The Grand Beckoning
On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 19:53:32 -0500, James Schrumpf
<<a href="mailto:jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet" target="_blank">jaspammenotschrumpf@adelphia.nospamnet</a>> wrote:
>Quiet, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>> -- I'm transmitting rage.
>
>> In article <<a href="mailto:rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com" target="_blank">rjr7c25g3j4qk50sjsbveknt7u5vv2ua5l@4ax.com</a>>, The Grand
>> Beckoning <<a href="mailto:the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com" target="_blank">the@gr4ndb3ck0n1ng.com</a>> wrote:
>>
>>> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 21:19:14 GMT, Steve Cutchen <<a href="mailto:maxfaq@earthlink.net" target="_blank">maxfaq@earthlink.net</a>>
>>> wrote:
>>> >So why does Nass Core run all their roundish track races
>>> >counter-clockwise?
>>> >
>>> >They ought to go either... and set it by coin-flip just before the
>>> >race.
>>> >
>>> >Not only the cars, but the pit crews would have to adapt.
>>>
>>> I would venture a guess that affects of centrifugal force on the
>>> driver, who sits on the left, would be less (do they go clockwise in
>>> UK?).
>>>
>>> If true, it means NASCAR'Ses are wusses for taking the easy way.
>>
>> maybe to keep'em farther from the wall when they hit it?
>>
>
>Dumnass. Horse races go counterclockwise; track meets go counterclockwise.
>
>ANYTH1NG ELS3 WOULD B3 UNAM3R1CAN!!!11!
It has to do with the effects of centrifugal force on the heart--works
out better going CCW.
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