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- mellofello9
Sorry you lost your Wife, especially to Alzheimer's. Your personal recovery is nothing short of amazing, and that's before you start doing the math. Unless you got married when you were, I dunno, seven, you're no spring chicken. To jump into that lifestyle/level of work is inspirational and bolsters my opinion that, when you stop movin', you start dyin'. The most "seasoned" (not a fan of the word old as I fit the description more and more🤣) people I've known were the ones out there still swinging a chainsaw around into their 80's. Might not hit the right tree, but it's all relative.😁Thanks! This is only my second or third podium finish in GT7. On GTSport I had quite a few, but that was when I had a wheel and lots of free time after I lost my wife of 52 years to Alzheimer's. Since then I have remarried and moved to northern idaho, almost to the Canadian border, to clear land and build a small off-grid cabin with my new wife. No room for a wheel, and not much time for racing. I'm no longer very competitive, racing mostly for relaxation.
To keep things on-topic, Spa freakin' rules!
Seriously, was so over the fact that I couldn't hit the times I was before at RA that I caught myself saying '...this sucks...' so knew it was time to move-on. Luckily I hadn't spent much time qualifying at Spa so, physics be damned, I was able to knock some time off my Q and get into some good racing. We'll see if that holds through the day.
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You are surrounded by materials to make a "wheel house" off to the side, no??? Call it The Racin' Cabin!😁
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