Another vote for boris!

[racerboyadam]

Q: What are some of the reasons you’ve wanted to make the switch?

A: One, it’s the challenge. If you’re a racer, I’ve always wanted to test myself against the best people there are, and I think I’ve done that in sports car racing. … But watching it on TV, NASCAR right now is the top echelon of motorsports. There’s nothing more competitive in all the world, including Formula 1. There’s no form of racing where the whole field could be separated by three or four tenths of a second. Part of it was to see if I could do it and make it, because not many people have made that transition. And you’d be lying if you didn’t say the money was good, too. It’s a good living for your family. But the No. 1 reason was to see if I could do it.

http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/nascar/23878/

What a retard!  NASCAR now beats out F1 for the pinnacle of motorsports???

[Misplaced Floridian]

I've been trying to think of an appropriate analogy, this is the best I can do:

Let's say you're in your mid-to-late 20's, working at a McDucks - typical burger dummy.  Tired of mass-producing burgers that sit, drying out, under heat lamps until ordered, you decide to 'move up' in the world and go to work for Wendy's - where the burgers are prepared when ordered, and served fresh - just to see if you could do it.  The problem - you're still just a burger dummy.

So - we could say, Boris Said - motor racings Burger Dummy.  

Cheers,