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One thing that I can tell from this poll is that Scott and Ants need names for their cars.

The Ant Eater & The Daddy Mobil?

He promises them milk....and they only get Dad jokes :(

I'm just looking forward to going around lakeside in the dry soon :)

Your car looks wicked coming around in the wet. It's so bright... And green... And slide ways :P

Next from the AGM to the next AGM, I'd like to see at least 3 sprints. :)

Why the abomination round lp? It would handle like a bucket of crap.

Also this ^

It actually handles really nice, put a better set of tires on it and itd go well with less sideways action

It actually handles really nice, put a better set of tires on it and itd go well with less sideways action

As discussed yesterday, it will never do a good lap time with the gear changes unsettling the car every change.

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