View Full Version : The Foyt Futility Watch -- St. Petersburg Edition
With the #14 car improving so much, maybe this thread needs to become The Chesson Futitility Watch? Naaaah!
Friday Combined Practice Results
01 27 Franchitti, Dario D/H/F 103.190 1 2 01 02.7967 :
02 9 Dixon, Scott P/H/F 102.936 2 1 01 02.9515 :
03 11 Kanaan, Tony D/H/F 102.620 3 2 01 03.1453 :
04 3 Castroneves, Helio D/H/F 102.602 4 1 01 03.1567 :
05 15 Rice, Buddy P/H/F 102.355 5 2 01 03.3090 :
06 55 Matsuura, Kosuke D/H/F 102.096 6 2 01 03.4699 :
07 7 Herta, Bryan D/H/F 102.049 7 2 01 03.4991 :
08 6 Hornish Jr, Sam D/H/F 102.012 8 2 01 03.5222 :
09 2 Scheckter, Tomas D/H/F 101.687 9 2 01 03.7248 :
10 20 Moreno, Robeto D/H/F 101.338 10 2 01 03.9446 :
11 4 Meira, Vitor D/H/F 101.285 11 1 01 03.9780 :
12 10 Wheldon, Dan P/H/F 101.251 12 1 01 03.9993 :
13 16 Patrick, Danica P/H/F 100.954 13 2 01 04.1879 :
14 26 Andretti, Marco D/H/F 100.756 14 1 01 04.3135 :
15 8 Sharp, Scott P/H/F 100.381 15 2 01 04.5541 :
16 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/H/F 99.515 16 1 01 05.1159 :
17 14 Giaffone, Felipe D/H/F 98.206 17 2 01 05.9839 :
18 5 Lazier, Buddy D/H/F 97.347 18 2 01 06.5662 :
19 91 Chesson, PJ D/H/F 95.862 19 2 01 07.5969 :
Sean O'Gorman
04-01-06, 11:27 AM
Why on earth would laps on a street course be measured in mph?
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1 27 Franchitti, Dario D/H/F 104.205 6 12 0 1 02.1850 :
2 3 Castroneves, Helio D/H/F 103.934 9 13 0 1 02.3470 :
3 9 Dixon, Scott P/H/F 103.629 10 14 01 02.5307 :
4 11 Kanaan, Tony D/H/F 103.566 7 14 01 02.5690 :
5 7 Herta, Bryan D/H/F 103.422 9 9 01 02.6561 :
6 6 Hornish Jr, Sam D/H/F 102.911 11 13 01 02.9671 :
7 10 Wheldon, Dan P/H/F 102.898 13 15 01 02.9748 :
8 15 Rice, Buddy P/H/F 102.869 13 14 01 02.9930 :
9 20 Moreno, Roberto D/H/F 102.756 12 15 01 03.0622 :
10 55 Matsuura, Kosuke D/H/F 102.740 11 13 01 03.0719 :
11 4 Meira, Vitor D/H/F 102.602 4 13 01 03.1567 :
12 26 Andretti, Marco D/H/F 101.579 12 13 01 03.7930 :
13 2 Scheckter, Tomas D/H/F 101.503 4 7 01 03.8406 :
14 16 Patrick, Danica P/H/F 101.421 14 15 01 03.8919 :
15 8 Sharp, Scott P/H/F 101.392 13 14 01 03.9105 :
16 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/H/F 100.871 14 16 01 04.2403 :
17 14 Giaffone, Felipe D/H/F 100.439 10 12 01 04.5165 :
18 5 Lazier, Buddy D/H/F 99.148 14 16 01 05.3567 :
19 91 Chesson, PJ D/H/F 95.043 12 16 01 08.1800 :
Why on earth would laps on a street course be measured in mph?
'Cause when you put IRsLeds on a street course, the lap times are measured with a calendar. :gomer:
'Cause when you put IRsLeds on a street course, the lap times are measured with a calendar. :gomer:
:rofl:
Actually, I think it is a problem in cutting and pasting from a .pdf file.
Don Quixote
04-01-06, 03:22 PM
Is Chesson really 6 seconds off the pace? Whew.
Is Chesson really 6 seconds off the pace? Whew.
Looks like IV packed it in too soon...there's someone on the grid he could actually beat now. :gomer: :saywhat:
-Kevin
Qualifications
What's with the single car quals except for the Fast Six? What kind of bogus nonsense is that?
1 27 Franchitti, Dario D/H/F 104.054 01:02.2753 : 5 6
2 9 Dixon, Scott P/H/F 103.522 01:02.5951 : 4 7
3 11 Kanaan, Tony D/H/F 103.493 01:02.6127 : 7 11
4 6 Hornish Jr, Sam D/H/F 103.389 01:02.6758 : 3 5
5 3 Castroneves, Helio D/H/F 103.270 01:02.7482 : 4 8
6 7 Herta, Bryan D/H/F 103.058 01:02.8774 : 6 7
7 15 Rice, Buddy P/H/F 101.943 01:03.5648 : 1 1
8 2 Scheckter, Tomas D/H/F 101.704 01:03.7143 : 1 1
9 55 Matsuura, Kosuke D/H/F 101.562 01:03.8033 : 1 1
10 26 Andretti, Marco D/H/F 101.432 01:03.8853 : 1 1
11 20 Moreno, Roberto D/H/F 101.336 01:03.9455 : 1 1
12 4 Meira, Vitor D/H/F 101.217 01:04.0206 : 1 1
13 10 Wheldon, Dan P/H/F 101.208 01:04.0267 : 1 1
14 16 Patrick, Danica P/H/F 100.553 01:04.4436 : 1 1
15 8 Sharp, Scott P/H/F 99.909 01:04.8588 : 1 1
16 14 Giaffone, Felipe D/H/F 99.106 01:05.3845 : 1 1
17 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/H/F 98.860 01 05.5475 : 1 1
18 5 Lazier, Buddy D/H/F 97.822 01:06.2425 : 1 1
19 91 Chesson, PJ D/H/F 94.150 01:08.8266 : 1 1
Chesson got even slower!
17 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/H/F 98.860 01 05.5475 : 1 1
Eddie Cheever IV. :laugh: :gomer:
-Kevin
Don Quixote
04-01-06, 08:23 PM
Chesson in the carmelohomeymobile is 6.5 seconds off the pace. The good news is that he will be running alone for about 9 laps before the leaders come up from behind. The over/under is therefore set at 10 laps.
Chesson's time puts him ninth on the IPS grid. :eek: :rofl: :shakehead
B3RACER1a
04-01-06, 10:16 PM
Chesson's time puts him ninth on the IPS grid.
LOL wow.
Dario's car is a dream. Chesson's car is a coma, and the driver a nightmare! :D
Results
1 5 3 Castroneves, Helio D/H/F 100 0 0.0000 01:56:57.5172 92.340 Running
2 2 9 Dixon, Scott P/H/F 100 0 0.1386 01:56:57.6558 92.339 Running
3 3 11 Kanaan, Tony D/H/F 100 0 0.6284 01:56:58.1456 92.332 Running
4 6 7 Herta, Bryan D/H/F 100 0 0.7813 01:56:58.2985 92.330 Running
5 12 4 Meira, Vitor D/H/F 100 0 2.5995 01:57:00.1167 92.306 Running
6 14 16 Patrick, Danica P/H/F 100 0 3.0433 01:57:00.5605 92.300 Running
7 9 55 Matsuura, Kosuke D/H/F 100 0 52.7172 01:57:50.2344 91.652 Running
8 4 6 Hornish Jr, Sam D/H/F 99 1 2.1902 01:56:59.7074 91.388 Running
9 16 14 Giaffone, Felipe D/H/F 99 1 3.9154 01:57:01.4326 91.366 Running
10 15 8 Sharp, Scott P/H/F 99 1 4.1493 01:57:01.6665 91.363 Running
11 17 51 Cheever Jr, Eddie D/H/F 99 1 4.7170 01:57:02.2342 91.356 Running
12 8 2 Scheckter, Tomas D/H/F 96 4 - 01:50:42.2791 93.655 Accident
13 7 15 Rice, Buddy P/H/F 96 4 - 01:50:42.6343 93.650 Accident
14 18 5 Lazier, Buddy D/H/F 59 41 - 01:41:31.2193 62.766 Handling
15 10 26 Andretti, Marco D/H/F 58 42 - 01:07:37.3602 92.632 Mechanical
16 13 10 Wheldon, Dan P/H/F 57 43 - 01:08:52.6307 89.376 Accident
17 19 91 Chesson, PJ D/H/F 55 45 - 01:11:37.2940 82.936 Handling
18 11 20 Moreno, Roberto D/H/F 32 68 - 00:36:05.8511 95.741 Handling
19 1 27 Franchitti, Dario D/H/F 15 85 - 00:16:31.9185 97.992 Handling
Giaffone brings the #14 car home in P9, in a marvelously consitent run in which he passed no car for position. All advancement was the result of attrition.
Truely a drive worthy of The Foyt Futility Watch!
IlliniRacer
04-02-06, 06:29 PM
Giaffone brings the #14 car home in P9, in a marvelously consitent run in which he passed no car for position. All advancement was the result of attrition.
Truely a drive worthy of The Foyt Futility Watch!
You realize Foyt's shop guys are probably popping the champagne. They won't know what to do with a non-damaged car coming back to the shop.
You realize Foyt's shop guys are probably popping the champagne. They won't know what to do with a non-damaged car coming back to the shop.
Just wait 'til old Sammich starts working on the set up for "Montegi" with that lead mallet. ;)
Lizzerd
04-02-06, 07:14 PM
Cheever... last car running... :rofl:
BTW, Patrick might have actually passed a car for position on the track. It was kind of tough to tell since T&S refreshed right about then, but it could be another important IRL road and street racing first!
BTW, Patrick might have actually passed a car for position on the track. It was kind of tough to tell since T&S refreshed right about then, but it could be another important IRL road and street racing first!
Possibly. But she dropped like a lead balloon on the restart after she stayed out and the leaders pitted.
Possibly. But she dropped like a lead balloon on the restart after she stayed out and the leaders pitted.
True, but I didn't want to lay down too much smack in one post. ;)
The comments about getting the car back on all four wheels is "quite true"
Giaphone is the best thing to happen to Foit racing since Bryan Herta.
The comments about getting the car back on all four wheels is "quite true"
Giaphone is the best thing to happen to Foit racing since Bryan Herta.
Hey, I remember when almost all champ cars lifted the inside front when cornering on road courses. Foyt has just been too much of a traditionalist to adopt modern set ups. ;)
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