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Jeff Pumphrey
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Old post #211 posted May 3rd 2018, 15:40:33 Quote 
Option 2
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Old post #212 posted May 3rd 2018, 15:41:06 Quote 
Vote: Car #2
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Old post #213 posted May 3rd 2018, 15:57:10 Quote 
Its great that we are finally getting a USA livery. I vote #2.
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Old post #214 posted May 3rd 2018, 16:06:56 Quote 
I'll go with #2
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Old post #215 posted May 3rd 2018, 16:08:59 Quote 
Well, this is awkward. I'm gonna go with #1, though the general consensus seems to be #2.
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Old post #216 posted May 3rd 2018, 16:14:38 Quote 
Option #2
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Old post #217 posted May 3rd 2018, 16:23:06 Quote 
option 2
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Old post #218 posted May 3rd 2018, 16:42:53 Quote 
Option #1
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Old post #219 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:04:56 Quote 
option #2

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Old post #220 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:10:29 Quote 
Option #2
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Old post #221 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:13:31 Quote 
#2 my lord!
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Old post #222 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:14:22 Quote 
Option #2
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Old post #223 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:16:24 Quote 
Option #1
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Old post #224 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:19:37 Quote 
My American girlfriend likes #2 - does she get a vote?
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Old post #225 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:20:50 Quote 
I like option 1 better but both are fine. For what it's worth we are a democratic voted republic so both sides are right lol. Few more years and we'll be socialists so you don't have to have this argument for long.
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Old post #226 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:25:06 Quote 
Quote ( Riley Dunlop @ May 3rd 2018,17:19:37 )

My American girlfriend likes #2 - does she get a vote?


Depends on how fast she can get to the poll...
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Old post #227 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:25:51 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Szot @ May 3rd 2018,17:20:50 )

I like option 1 better but both are fine.


+1.

Officially, I vote #2.

But I feel like the colors contrast and stand out too much from the white. I tend to like liveries that are a bit more subtle.
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Old post #228 posted May 3rd 2018, 17:38:31 Quote 
OPTION 2 FOR ME
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Old post #229 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:13:57 Quote 
Option 2
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Old post #230 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:16:14 Quote 
I choose option 2.
I think the simplified design will look better on the computer screen. That said, if Haas were to use of the liveries, they should go with option 1 since option 2 is just too simplified for a an actual car.

Quote ( Ken Neihart @ May 2nd 2018,04:41:06 )

Electoral College is to assure New York and California do not speak for the other 48 states.


Bear in mind though, that the EC was always tied to number of Congressional members (per state... and later DC). This used to be 1:30,000; but this was later changed to current point where the number of electors varies to 1:~175k (Wyoming) to 1:~733k (Texas), because in 1929, the law was passed that limited the amount of Representatives in thee US House to 435.
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Old post #231 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:26:33 Quote 
Quote ( Brendan Kearns @ May 3rd 2018,18:16:14 )

I think the simplified design will look better on the computer screen.


For comparison at race screen size...

Option 1: /Legend.asp?curl=https://s20...

Option 2: /Legend.asp?curl=https://s20...
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Old post #232 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:40:58 Quote 
Option 1 Easily
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Old post #233 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:52:58 Quote 
#2
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Old post #234 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:53:02 Quote 
I like the second one
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Old post #235 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:54:05 Quote 
Option 2
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Old post #236 posted May 3rd 2018, 18:56:34 Quote 
I'm good with either option. Let's get this done!
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Old post #237 posted May 3rd 2018, 19:01:57 Quote 
Option #1 looks pretty nice, I'd use that in races
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Old post #238 posted May 3rd 2018, 19:03:14 Quote 
Option #1
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Old post #239 posted May 3rd 2018, 19:27:58 Quote 
I like pic #1.
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Old post #240 posted May 3rd 2018, 19:31:09 Quote 
Option #2
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