the Terminator,,,,,,biondo

[Jeff Lee]

I'd trade my stick-shifted transmission anyday for a quarter of his talent! Who cares what transmission the guy has!

Originally Posted by Todd1153

Congrats Peter, great Job. The guy who built that car should get some credit. Tom Kurtz. Tom is a major contributor to Peter's success. That car is deadly consistant, fast and very reliable. There is not to many better or smarter than him around the pits. He is a great guy as well. If that Ray Allen Chevelle was worth 1 mil because of the races it won, than this 69 Camaro should be worth 2 million. I don't think another Class car ever has won many races or rounds as this car has. Again Congrats to Peter and Tom for another US Nationals victory.


Todd Hoven
1035 Stk

let,s not forget about Dan Fletchers super/stocker,that is the winningest car in class in N.H.R.A

[bigshow2966]

Anyone who can consitently cut .020 or better lights footbraking doesn't need a box.

[rod butcher]

Those who don't appreciate Peter's talent must be first round losers. He has proven over and over that he is the baddest dude on the planet. Just ask all of his opponents at Indy. He hit the tree with a big wheel some 25 years ago and has been terrorizing the competition ever since. If I had first pick for a team of top racers his name would be next to #1. Great job Pete, you the man.
rod butcher

[thumbprint]

Originally Posted by gremlin1945

How many races have you won Mr. Unimpressed?
I was Peter's #4 victim at M.G.I'vewatched Peter and Sal from the beginning(the cheeser tan Pontiac wagon)andit's allways amazed me how good they wer then and how they've only gotten better.Actually they both got their start on Hot wheels trikes.Go fo 3 Pete.


Ed F.
NHRA #15
IHRA #1945
T/SA

GREMLIN, It was aCheezer Tan Buick and that car went to many final rounds at E-town. Congrats Pete on your win. Ease up cry babies he is 1 BAD MAN.

Jeez you're right.CRS is a terrible thing.That wagon won more races than there are crybabies on this sight,and we know how many that is.


Ed F.
NHRA #15
IHRA #1945
T/SA

[Bunkster]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee

I'd trade my stick-shifted transmission anyday for a quarter of his talent! Who cares what transmission the guy has!

Sorry, Jeff, but your Kelvinator, and the fact that it has a clutch pedal, you, winning just one race with that car, is far more interesting, fun, enjoyable to observe and memorable than some Oscar Meyer winning his 50th.

Aside from a couple of people in here, no one has ever suggested the mega-winners don't have talent or are not nice people. Just because someone would rather see someone else win, does not make them an ogre, or jealous or mean-spirited.

Actually, as touchy and prickly as some in here are, I am beginning to think they may have little secret shrines in their basements. There are candles burning, surrounding a photo of their favorite Biondfletchardson...inscense wafting upwards as they lay prostrate and chant "Please Lord, let me be the next one that is beaten by Him! Oh Lord, let me give my final round in order for Him to win another!"

Rooting for the underdog does not mean someone wishes ill-will to the hot dog.

[LNorton]

You guys shouldn't be thinking that you are the underdog against ANYONE, because anyone can be beat by anyone at anytime.

[Bobby Brannon]

Peter Congrat's on your win @ Indy. Great driving job.

[CycloneFE]

Can someone answer me a question? Please don't take this wrong, but where is Mr. Biondo in the National standings and the Divisionals? My last "Dragster" doesn't list him in the top 10 in either, and with the wins and his accomplishments, shouldn't he be further up in the standings? Am I missing something as to how the points are tallied or what?

I have seen Pete race and I am in awe of his abilities as a driver.