'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#106 Post by adam73837 » Sun Feb 10, 2008 5:52 pm

I think that it will be great if Adelaide try to get the Grand Prix back. It would be perfect to have the clipsal 500 at the start of the year and the grand Prix at the end of the year. Even if we lose the clipsal after we get the Grand Prix, the Grand Prix (which is a world-wide car racing event) will continue to attract tourists.
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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#107 Post by Wayno » Sun Feb 10, 2008 6:01 pm

Mants wrote:what would happen to the Clipsal 500 if we won the bid to re-host the GP?
Run them in opposite directions around the same track? :wink:
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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#108 Post by Cruise » Sun Feb 10, 2008 6:15 pm

Wayno wrote:
Mants wrote:what would happen to the Clipsal 500 if we won the bid to re-host the GP?
Run them in opposite directions around the same track? :wink:
Maybe could also throw the adelaide cup in there also lol

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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#109 Post by Will409 » Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:01 pm

Wayno wrote:
Mants wrote:what would happen to the Clipsal 500 if we won the bid to re-host the GP?
Run them in opposite directions around the same track? :wink:
Here's a typically bogan way of livening everything up even more. Get the GP, run it on the Clipsal track in the opposite direction to the Clipsal 500. Here's is the twist though, do run both races on the same day :twisted:

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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#110 Post by JamesXander » Sun Feb 10, 2008 7:31 pm

+ arrange a council meeting & Parklands association meeting on the track at the starting time of the F1 race :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#111 Post by Edgar » Mon Feb 11, 2008 1:50 pm

Cruise wrote:Bernie Ecclestone is a greedy pig.
It's all about politics my friend :D
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Re: 'No chance' Adelaide will bid for Grand Prix

#112 Post by Edgar » Mon Feb 11, 2008 1:54 pm

adam73837 wrote:I think that it will be great if Adelaide try to get the Grand Prix back. It would be perfect to have the clipsal 500 at the start of the year and the grand Prix at the end of the year. Even if we lose the clipsal after we get the Grand Prix, the Grand Prix (which is a world-wide car racing event) will continue to attract tourists.
GO GRAND PRIX! :D :D :D
Are you ready or is Adelaide even ready at all for all the pressures and challenges from the ever-aggresive asian countries? They would do anything, and I mean anything to grab the opportunity, there is no such thing as 'confirming it would not consider hosting the event at night."
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