Women Drivers
Posted: 07 Jun 2006, 23:43
Let the photos speak... lol
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Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 00:12
Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 01:14
Those are messes that require more than an apron and broom.
Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 19:35
Howd she manage to da that? Increadable. But I'm sure male drivers do similar things
Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 23:05
Funny. You forgot these photos:
Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 23:20
That last one happens all the time, but how could she ride off without her helmet the right way round? she must have thought 'wait a second, this isn't right!'
Posted: 08 Jun 2006, 23:36
Men will never understand women.
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 00:53
I’m not sure, but I think that this picture was taken after a flooding: the water brought the car to that place. But surely that could be easily done by a woman.
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 01:17
some of those are pretty amazing bits of parking...
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 04:33
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 06:29
Damn, I had forgotten how Michele Moutoun drove. Hell of a great driver.
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 10:25
* Ashley Force (one of the four daughters of legendary Funny Car driver Jhon Force). She started at 19. She won 3 of the 5 last races in 2005 season and 2 so far in 2006. She earned her funny car license two weeks ago (she wants to race Daddy) driving the quarter mile in 4.936 seconds at 315 mph (this is like 505 kph):
Ashley Force's injected-nitro semi professional dragster:
* Danica Patrick (I was looking for a "nice" photo of her black long hair, when I bumped into this). Normally loquacious, I am totally speechless:
Danica's wheels (let me catch my breath, this is the kind of "black long hair photo" I was looking for, actually):
* Angelle Seeling (man, I am not fan of anyone's pilot, but this girl took a little part of my heart):
Angelle in action:
* Erica Enders is the madonna of ProStock racing, I would say:
Erica Enders's car (6 NHRA championship wins):
* Rhonda Hartman-Smith, retired in 2004:
Rhonda stepping on the 7.000 hp (yes, seven thousand horse power):
* Janeth Guthrie, aerospace engineer and flight instructor, first woman to earn an spot at Indy 500 in 1977:
* Sylvia Obertti, the "pilotessa", 10 Mille-miglia already:
* Mishael Abbot, Indy Pro Series driver:
* Britanny Frosh, 16 years old Mini Sprint racer:
* Verena Mei, model and racer (well, she seems to have a little marketing behind, but I am not complaining):
* Angelle Savoie, one of my favorites, two times NHRA Pro Bike champion
Now, tell me, is not easier to be a fan of one of these pilots than being a fan of Schumacher, Raikonnen or Alonso?
Ashley Force's injected-nitro semi professional dragster:
* Danica Patrick (I was looking for a "nice" photo of her black long hair, when I bumped into this). Normally loquacious, I am totally speechless:
Danica's wheels (let me catch my breath, this is the kind of "black long hair photo" I was looking for, actually):
* Angelle Seeling (man, I am not fan of anyone's pilot, but this girl took a little part of my heart):
Angelle in action:
* Erica Enders is the madonna of ProStock racing, I would say:
Erica Enders's car (6 NHRA championship wins):
* Rhonda Hartman-Smith, retired in 2004:
Rhonda stepping on the 7.000 hp (yes, seven thousand horse power):
* Janeth Guthrie, aerospace engineer and flight instructor, first woman to earn an spot at Indy 500 in 1977:
* Sylvia Obertti, the "pilotessa", 10 Mille-miglia already:
* Mishael Abbot, Indy Pro Series driver:
* Britanny Frosh, 16 years old Mini Sprint racer:
* Verena Mei, model and racer (well, she seems to have a little marketing behind, but I am not complaining):
* Angelle Savoie, one of my favorites, two times NHRA Pro Bike champion
Now, tell me, is not easier to be a fan of one of these pilots than being a fan of Schumacher, Raikonnen or Alonso?
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 10:30
I really don't understand why men always say: "you see it's a woman driving again" when something happens on the street. I drive a car too and men do all the same stupid things behind the wheel as woman sometimes do! That's my opinion of course
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 12:45
Girls, don't get worked up about it. Statistically women have far less accidents than men so you've nothing to worry about.
Posted: 09 Jun 2006, 14:40
Sure you 've seen this one but her goes:
"Driving to the office this morning on the motorway, I looked over to my
right and there was a woman in a brand new BMW doing 90 miles per hour
with her face up close to her rear view mirror putting on her eyeliner!
I looked away for a couple of seconds and when I looked back she was
halfway over in my lane still working on that makeup!!
It scared me (I'm a man) so much that I dropped my electric shaver,
which,knocked the bacon roll out of my other hand. In all the confusion of
trying to straighten out the car using my knees against the steering
wheel, I knocked my mobile from my ear, which fell into the coffee
between my legs, causing it to splash and burn BIG JIM AND THE ROUND TWINS,
causing me to scream, which made me drop the cigarette out of my mouth,
ruined my shirt and DISCONNECTED AN IMPORTANT CALL.
HA WOMEN DRIVERS !!!!!!"
"Driving to the office this morning on the motorway, I looked over to my
right and there was a woman in a brand new BMW doing 90 miles per hour
with her face up close to her rear view mirror putting on her eyeliner!
I looked away for a couple of seconds and when I looked back she was
halfway over in my lane still working on that makeup!!
It scared me (I'm a man) so much that I dropped my electric shaver,
which,knocked the bacon roll out of my other hand. In all the confusion of
trying to straighten out the car using my knees against the steering
wheel, I knocked my mobile from my ear, which fell into the coffee
between my legs, causing it to splash and burn BIG JIM AND THE ROUND TWINS,
causing me to scream, which made me drop the cigarette out of my mouth,
ruined my shirt and DISCONNECTED AN IMPORTANT CALL.
HA WOMEN DRIVERS !!!!!!"