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Sunday cook for F1 race

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PM1
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I made a Picanha with coffee rub and a 1.5" ribeye. The family liked it.

Two zone cooking, reverse sear, first low at 250º until 115º internal, then full blast to charr outside.




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  • Sea2Ski
    Sea2Ski Posts: 4,088
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    Certainly looks yummy, and something I would not turn down. 
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  • northGAcock
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    PM1 First, nice looking steak. Man i could knock that back in a heart beat. Question for you....I don't know anyone who is a F1 racing fan. Living in the south (as I do) obviously NASCAR is big down here. I am not a race fan in general but have been to a few in my day. Back to the question....what draws one the the F1 racing? Is there a race in your city? Are you in a part of the world that this sport is more prominent? Share some background if you would.
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  • PM1
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    northGAcock said:
    PM1 First, nice looking steak. Man i could knock that back in a heart beat. Question for you....I don't know anyone who is a F1 racing fan. Living in the south (as I do) obviously NASCAR is big down here. I am not a race fan in general but have been to a few in my day. Back to the question....what draws one the the F1 racing? Is there a race in your city? Are you in a part of the world that this sport is more prominent? Share some background if you would.
    Racing, specially F1 has been part of Mexico sports for a lot of years.
    Even though racing in Mexico is not really big, currently we have one Mexican racing in F1 and next year we'll have two.
    The Rodriguez brothers were F1 racers many years ago, in fact in one week the F1 returns to Mexico after 23 years.
    I live in northern Mexico, so my closest race is Austin, TX, but I couldn't go this year to see the race that was held yesterday. 
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  • Eggcelsior
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    northGAcock said:
    PM1 First, nice looking steak. Man i could knock that back in a heart beat. Question for you....I don't know anyone who is a F1 racing fan. Living in the south (as I do) obviously NASCAR is big down here. I am not a race fan in general but have been to a few in my day. Back to the question....what draws one the the F1 racing? Is there a race in your city? Are you in a part of the world that this sport is more prominent? Share some background if you would.
    F1, like most other Motorsport, does a lot more than turn left for 200+ laps around an oval raceway. It's the background to the race as well with such tight regulations and seeing manufacturers get the most out of the cars in light of them.
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  • Tinyfish
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    Nice meal
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  • nolaegghead
    nolaegghead Posts: 42,102
    edited October 2015
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    F1 is the pinnacle of car races.  Cars cost 120 million and almost a half a billion people watch it on TV.  Nascar is a family owned business of racing slower cheaper cars and is just local to North America.

    Edit 120 million to run a team behind the car
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  • nolaegghead
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    It's like the Olympics vs the paralympics.
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  • berndcrisp
    berndcrisp Posts: 1,166
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    I have never been a fan of CRASHCAR, I do not see it as true racing. If you don't like the other driver, nock him into the wall, no big deal. No sportsmanship and tempers lead to fights, oh waaah!

     In F1 the driver needs to brake, hit the apex and then accelerate, while keeping the car in 'balance'. 0 to 160kph and back to zero in 7 seconds. These cars turn both left and right in every race. They also race in the wet. I attended the Italian and San Marino GP,s in 1993, not great for spectators but a good time. F1 was primarily European but has expanded worldwide. And on and on I could go.

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