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Just playing the tape in my head
Posted by Joe Johnson.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]


Engineer on team #47, Chief Delphi, from Pontiac Central High School and Delphi Automotive Systems.

Posted on 4/2/2000 7:18 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: #1 lifted #201 -- no call... posted by Mike McIntyre on 4/2/2000 4:33 AM MST:



Mike & others,

I certainly have NOT looked at any tape. I was really only going by my memory of the events of the day.

In my mind, it looked like 3-D put their elbows on the ramp and their hands under #201 and then did a 'curl' that lifted them off the bar.

That was my brain's interpretation. What really when on, based on Mike McIntyre's account, is something quite different.

Based on what I know of the character of Mr. McIntyre, I trust his account over my brain.

So...

I still am looking for FIRST to clarify this issue.

One reason I put my account of the story of 3-D & Team #201 out in the public was that I know that there was some heated debate about it in the pits and in the crowd after the event.

So...

Again, I call on FIRST to make themselves clear on this issue.

Clarity is the best thing possible for all concerned. Make a ruling and stick to it.

My two cents.

Joe J.


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