>I don't personally respect a motor-sport where the
>vehicle is SO specialized it can't possible run under
>"normal" conditions. That's why rally cars impress me
>so much. They have heavily modified cars, that have
>to run insane speeds on VERY bad surfaces, and all
>at the same time must remain completely street legal
>(since they drive regular roads between stages.

I was a little amused at the way the police stopped Marcos Gronholm at the
rally of Australia over the weekend. Jacked the car up and the front strut
is broken. I am always amazed at how much they do get away with travelling
the public roads between stages.

Alan (who has six F1 teams and the Prodrive company within a half hour
drive).

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