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Old 03-06-2016, 03:44 AM
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Why has no one talked about same day, same track. John Synder was in a different time zone.

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John Synder deserves a lot of credit for having a handle on is car. And he did that day. As he often does. Lots of respect for him.

I know you love your comparisons. If you were less of a dumbazz it would be easier to understand why a car with multiple issues was slower than one that was on point. But.... You are that guy.....watch the video and think to yourself... Did mikes car hook? No Comparison over. I did not have a good showing at MIR. Multiple issues. But keep using that. If you and langer want to compare against that outing, i want to compare to ANY pass langer ever made in the state of Michigan. LOL.

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