Racewriter
02-10-05, 05:52 PM
In looking at the fact that Ed Carpenter is running in the Indyana-apolis Yacht Club Racin' League this year, while Jay Drake (an actual winner and champion) must serve an apprenticeship in the IPS, I came up with a rule that I'd like to suggest to all openwheel sanctioning bodies. It should be used to determine licensing:
If a driver is able to comfortably list EVERY RACE WIN in their entire careers (not counting go-karts) on their bio, and it still fits on one page, then they don't get a license.
Worse, if they don't have any wins and can only list podiums, they get an atomic wedgie in front of a packed grandstand for even THINKING that they belong in big league racing.
What do you think?
If a driver is able to comfortably list EVERY RACE WIN in their entire careers (not counting go-karts) on their bio, and it still fits on one page, then they don't get a license.
Worse, if they don't have any wins and can only list podiums, they get an atomic wedgie in front of a packed grandstand for even THINKING that they belong in big league racing.
What do you think?