World domination?

Broken Motorsports Wrote:
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> On another note, Anders did call me just a few
> minutes ago, but couldnt answer as i am at work
> and know it will likely be a lengthy convo. Wonder
> what he wants to talk about ???

He called me today too while I was in a meeting. I'm sure it's not about the cooties commercial he heard while driving in Tennessee like the voicemail he left me sometime this weekend that I listened to yesterday.

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Grant Hughes

Broken Motorsports Wrote:
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> hmmm interesting concept.
>
> I was not aware of the 157 stage miles this year
> for RTN. That is simply amazing and every time i
> see RTN posted or talked about somewhere it makes
> me want to go more and more.
>
> I honestly dont think it would be possible for me
> to run RTN and then STPR so close together like
> that. I would need to bring all my gravel gear
> with me to RTN and head straight for STPR barring
> i dont wreck the thing there like i almost did
> last year.

STPR Gravel gear VS Tennessee Tarmac gear == ?
Answer: A different stack of tires and a wrench to raise the coils back up a bit.....

Do It!




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> On another note, Anders did call me just a few
> minutes ago, but couldnt answer as i am at work
> and know it will likely be a lengthy convo. Wonder
> what he wants to talk about ???


Ha, I got a call from Anders at lunch today. Workin hard that man is.

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He called here also, but I was on the other line looking for parts and couldn't answer in time.

it appears he was calling everyone on his way home from being in TN this weekend.

We were on the phone for a long time when i called him back.

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the woods are lovely, dark and deep. and still hours to go before i sleep.
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Pretty close to mine. I plan to run the core of Sno*Drift, TN, LSPR as my three events. Anything else I can fit in will be a bonus for me. But that way I can get three different types of rallies in a year.

I spent a while on the phone with Anders yesterday. Interesting things are brewing.

Does this mean I can join the "Anders called me on the road" support group?

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Matt Smith

Racing in glorious black and red

My daily life is a Saab story (sold!)

Jon Burke edited Zimmer:Wrote:
> > Too early for details but its pure Colombian 'Bam-Bam' Anders.

Ha!

Yes, pure Colombian indeed!

I did around 40 hours of driving in three days over the weekend. Lots of road route book checking, measuring, and road marking. Yes, that's one of the cool things about a tarmac rally: just paint right on the road where you want something to start!

The new stage, this was only the third time I had seen it... it's going to be fun. Follows a little creek for a while, with five bridges that cross the creek. Twisty, up-n-down, fun. Tighter than Hohenwald, narrower too. Plenty of tricky turns.

Yes, lots of interesting ideas discussed this weekend. Don't forget, some of you are supposed to be making lists to get back to me! Rally homework!! I'm excited about where it could go.

You stick me a car alone and give me a 12 hour transit... I'm going to start using some cell minutes! *grin*

Cheers all,

Anders

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Grassroots rally. It's what I think about.