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Yea, the race should make this play nice....and PAPO, Already got in and out of......Got in AIPN on the late dip today......All OIL should play nice over the next week if not the whole month...
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motorsport put alot of new apperal on there web site there geting ready for the race this week end. this should be good still holding this one for the long hall msep keep trucking http://www.driversdigs.com/L1_catalog_list.html
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Driversdigs is a great showcase of hand me down products from B grade racers.
MSEP was a good play months ago with a sale when it was up around 8 cents. This company that sells little toy cars and used gloves is not going to be the next Taser. I think the hop from .008 (where i bought in at the advice of Joe up to .08 is as good as it gets. If you missed it, better luck next time, but I really see no reason why this company that has not shown me they can make money will have any long term fundemental strength behind it. I still own a bit of MSEP, but only a small fraction of my original xxx,xxx stake. I hope many of you also sold out at the peak and recognized a very good run up from a company with no realistic strength behind it.
Good luck to you all who still have plays in MSEP, i hope for the best for MSEP and all of us shareholders, but have a hunch the money has already been made.
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maybe MSEP can add a division selling college basketball items ... jerseys, sweats, those little towels the players get handed when they come off the floor, those big foam fingers, jockstraps. They'd make a killing right now
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quote:Originally posted by JoeMillion: We are waiting for the 10k report that is due at the end of the month.
Joe
Don't expect too much from the 10K. Remember, the company just started on their new venture as of the last quarter of last year and the exit from gaming I'm sure cost them money.
Look for projected earnings for first quarter and share structure.
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Herta started on pole, good shot of Scalecar logo on his helmet during prerace show. he ran up front for half the race then faded back. Still a good effort and some T.V. time for Scalecar. I think they need to sign Danica Patrick to a deal. She is pretty and there are enough strange people out there who would spend a ton of money on a used driving suit of hers. :-) Go MSEP long and strong
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check this out AFS Racing and Luyendyk to run the Infiniti Pro Series Phoenix 100 :: 03.13.2005 Luyendyk is back in the driver’s seat for the Phoenix 100. AFS Racing held a test with Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Gary Peterson on March 10th at P.I.R in preparation for the March 19th event. Last year Luyendyk qualified on the front row and finished a season best second place on the difficult 1 mile oval.
“I’ve very excited to race in Phoenix next Saturday. With support from Automatic Fire Sprinklers, Joan Hubbard, and ScaleCars.com along with a few returning sponsors from last year we are ready for the challenge,” quoted Arie Jr.
Luyendyk who has recorded 8 top three finishes and 15 top five finishes in 31 starts is still searching for his elusive first victory. Find out if last years runner up can record his first win at his home track of Phoenix International Raceway.
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Race Report: I had a great time! I spent 2 days in the pits with David and Mark. Met Brian Herta, his father, Arie Jr and Sr, the team owners, everyone!! I had Arie Sr. tell me how impressed he was with David and Mark and the entire MSEP company. He said he and Jr will be doing "major PR" for the company over the next year plus.
As far as Herta, he had unbelievable bad luck. He pitted twice under green (had to because he was out of fuel) and a yellow came out within 1 minute both times. That cost him a top 3 finish.
Arie didn't have a great car, but stayed out of trouble and finished fourth. He wore a all black helmet in honour of his grandfather who just passed away. The only logos on it were Scalecars.com and DriversDigs.com. His race will be re-broadcast this week on ESPN2. Watch it or tape it, as it had a bunch of wild wrecks that Arie had to swerve around.
The entire weekend was great and solidified my opinion of MSEP. Anybody who doesn't ride this company for a while or own it at all is really missing out.
thats good news for msep as for herta coming in 7th he is still in the top ten in the world he did a great job i cant wait to see aries race on 3/24/05 3pm et he came in fourth place these guy are kicking @ss go msep keep trucking
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. Surpasses Expectations in Phoenix :: 03.20.2005 It’s been a rough start of the season for Arie Luyendyk Jr. After missing the Miami 100 Arie was left a step behind. Yet, proving once again, at the Phoenix 100 he surpassed expectations by finishing this spectacular race. Starting 8th, and running in the mix with 9 rookie drivers out of the 15 was proof alone that it takes more than just a fast car to finish. One would say that Arie Jr. was on the defense in this spectacular race. The rust from the long off season was knocked off quickly by magnificently avoiding a spin from #20 Jay Drake in the first corner. With 4 out of the 5 accidents caused by rookie drivers, any spectator would admit that it was at most an exciting race to watch. Luyendyk fiercely dodged all 5 of these unexpected crashes involving 7 drivers. Incidentally, on lap 27 closely behind #33 Wade Cunningham, Arie kissed the outside wall of turn two. “I was following Wade into turn one and I picked up a push, as I put in more steering input the car started to go loose, by the time I caught it I was up in the grey. I had to come completely out of the throttle, but I still hit the wall with my right rear tire. The car was really good on the restarts but lost a lot of grip on the long runs. After I touched the wall, it may have changed the rear toe making the car loose,” stated Arie Jr. The AFS crew brought Arie into the pits for a quick check during a yellow flag. Fortunately, he didn’t cause any damage to the suspension allowing him to finish the race. Although battling with a loose car, it was quite an accomplishment finishing in 4th place. Team owner Gary Peterson and all his crew shouted and cheered Aries’ safe return. It was a nail biter to watch these amazing maneuvers and quick thinking by Arie. After hitting the wall and dodging all five crashes with nothing but mere split seconds in claiming himself safe, he proved to all that talent and experience must go hand in hand. “I just want to say thanks to Gary Peterson for giving me the opportunity to drive here. Although it wasn’t the result we were looking for we finished the race. My new engineer Mark did a great job.” Thanks to Arie, he’ll be keeping us all talking until the next race, which we hope will be the Indy 500.
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up to .08 is as good as it gets. If you missed it, better luck next time, but I really see no reason why this company that has not shown me they can make money will have any long term fundemental strength behind it. I still own a bit of MSEP, but only a small fraction of my original xxx,xxx stake. I hope many of you also sold out at the peak and recognized a very good run up from a company with no realistic strength behind it.![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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