Ben Hinc

Co-founder of The Apex, lover of cheese, Baron of No Agenda and appreciator of speed, especially the IndyCar kind. Tesla Model Y owner and FSD enthusiast.

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@debbism24 @ApexIndyCar That's the plan for now. One-hour practice in the morning, qualifying starts at noon.

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@debbism24 @ApexIndyCar The next on-track activity is Practice 5. The qualfiying draw is getting started now.

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@debbism24 @ApexIndyCar 25 to 12 to 6 to 1 is the easier way to put it.

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@raijjn2 @joemcindoe92 Seems it was more formal than that. https://t.co/aHFYor1kig

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@RACERHQ @DavidMalsher The best motor sports content I have read in a long time. So much information and insight, and from the man who literally wrote the book on Will Power. Thanks @DavidMalsher.

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@JPGonVI @500Indy1911 @DavidMalsher

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@500Indy1911 @DavidMalsher I had the same thought when I read this portion of this fantastic article by @DavidMalsher.

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@182747442A You're missing a key phrase: "And vice versa."

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@182747442A Concept: If a person owns a successful business, it's likely the next business that person starts will be successful.

Application of concept: My business failed, it's likely my next business will fail.

It's inverted. That doesn't make it weird, or poorly phrased.

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@182747442A If my first tweet said, "if an owner owns a failing IndyCar team, they will fail in F1," you would be ok with the second tweet?

I think it's easy to understand that the opposite of my first tweet can also be the case. It's not that hard.

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@RacingNationTV "Signed for life" made me laugh out loud. Thanks for that.

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@182747442A @jakejakevonm @Cadillac_F1 @Cadillac @ColtonHerta It may not be the same people running both teams, or even the same parts of the organization. But success at the top trickles down as does mediocrity. If TWG owns a successful team in INDYCAR, it's more likely that the F1 team it owns will also be successful. And vice versa.

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@Robbie_J @Albumism @U2 Well said.

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@mikejt1954 @ApexIndyCar If that was a good enough reason, every grid would be set by reverse points. Marshall Pruett doesn't make decisions, INDYCAR does.