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25-03-2003, 21:55
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I say it has to be a combination between scouting, the machine, and the drivers. You cant win without at least all three. Now im sure there might be more but these are the essentials if you ask anyone im sure they will link back to these three. Maybe im just biased cause im a driver...hehe
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