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no there wasn't, the hans device was only worn by 1 driver that day as it was not something that nascar drivers were wearing at the time and honestly i think it was just developed a year or so earlier. way to be ignorant and not know what you speak of.

there are no 1 mile tracks that nascar runs 500 laps at, only some half mile tracks that they run 500 laps and honestly right off i can only think of Bristol

there were no mandatory safety requirements that he didn't wear, the only things required at that time were helmets and seat belts. only 1 driver in the field of 43 that day had on the hans device as it was still something that drivers looked at as a bulky piece of equipment that wasn't needed.

Dude, u totally missed my comment...i was stating that at&t 3g is superior to verizon, no question about it.

@enaybee AT&T 3G speeds are far superior to Verizon...where are you getting your info? definitely not any true comparison of the networks like have been documented many many times

@possomcrast yeah, because you can totally use it while you're talking on the phone...so you can definitely use it all the time, oh yeah...you don't have at&t so you can't do that

@bdon78 exactly, AT&T has more smartphone users than Verizon...so to say that since Verizon Android users use more data than AT&T iPhone users so that means that Verizon has to deal with more data usage is not a valid point. So far based on the info provided it simply means that Verizon Android users use more data than iPhone users...nothing more, nothing less. how about telling us how many smartphone users each company has and telling us on average how much data each company's customers use each month...then we will have enough information to declare whether or not AT&T is being flooded with more data than Verizon or not.

This is the pantech ease and lg prime which is a gophone

This is the pantech ease an lg prime which is a gophone

actually that rebate is just a visa debit card, doesn't have to be used at at&t...just anywhere that takes visa