Posted by B-maniac on April 20, 2008 at 20:01:08 from (207.241.137.117):
Young Danica Patrick wins her first Indy Series race in the 3 yrs since entering Indy Car racing. So now they will change the rules to include the driver weight in the total minimum car weight. Young woman have unfair advantage over "man" because of lower weight. Oh yea , the girl wins so we change the rules. That is a class act if I ever saw one and oh , the timing is just spot on too. What's the matter , Foyt , your grand son can't win so you start complaining? Maybe he should use the "gym" more often. It's not like she won the last 40 races in a row. One race in three years!!! Can we spell "LITTLE MAN DISEASE"??? What will happen when she adds the weight to the car in just the right places and still wins?? Then they will say she has to place the added weight under the cockpit to be fair to the "fat boys". Like I said "sad day for racing".
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