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RED BULL AIR RACE JAPAN

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Wow!
Alotta fun! From here. Cheaper too! :roll:
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Expound on that a bit, Greg. You made no sense.
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I can rotate in my computer chair from looking at the computer to watching the races on my tV from home.
With a Heiney in hand, it's much cheaper! :lol: My chair is getting worn out! But, isn't that what it's for? 8)
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In the words of Hank Hill, "That boy ain't right". :P
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Sorry BillDe but, since I can't play 10-S in my retirement, because of not being able to rotate at my knees,
what's a guy to do?? #-o
I can and do go to the courts & harass all my fellow 10-S nuts for not making the right shot! =D>
They do remember that I won a few 4.0/4.5 Tourneys.
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OK, I understand now (well, sort of). Those air race pilots are crazy. Have you seen one trim off a pylon yet?
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Post by GripGreg »

I've seen a few hit a pylon but, not trim one off.
They may be hard to shear off 'cause they're just filled with moving air,
I think powered by fans from down below & open at the top?
Have you?
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Post by hornhospital »

Oh, yes. Many times.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJJvs7WrNPE

and, a more detailed look at the scariest one of those 28 pylon strikes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46wfa4g-Urg
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