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'''Life's a (Weetabix)''' (formerly "The Smokin' Engines") is a team that takes part in the LifeGP series. The name comes from a corruption of the phrase "Life's a bitch", with a change that relates to team sponsor Weetabix. It also nods to the car that the series uses, which more often than not breaks down in a race...that's Life, I guess. | '''Life's a (Weetabix)''' (formerly "The Smokin' Engines") is a team that takes part in the LifeGP series. The name comes from a corruption of the phrase "Life's a bitch", with a change that relates to team sponsor Weetabix. It also nods to the car that the series uses, which more often than not breaks down in a race...that's Life, I guess. | ||
Under their previous guise the team previously hired [[Michael Balzary]], who became nicknamed "Bad Luck Balzary" due to the fact that during his time in the car he finished only one race. Balzary left the team to tour with his band; he was recording with them during May and June of 1991, but snuck away to take part in LifeGP races. | Under their previous guise the team previously hired [[Michael Balzary]], who became nicknamed "Bad Luck Balzary" due to the fact that during his time in the car he finished only one race. Balzary left the team to tour with his band; he was recording with them during May and June of 1991, but snuck away to take part in LifeGP races. | ||
Revision as of 10:48, 17 February 2013
Life's a (Weetabix) (formerly "The Smokin' Engines") is a team that takes part in the LifeGP series. The name comes from a corruption of the phrase "Life's a bitch", with a change that relates to team sponsor Weetabix. It also nods to the car that the series uses, which more often than not breaks down in a race...that's Life, I guess.
Under their previous guise the team previously hired Michael Balzary, who became nicknamed "Bad Luck Balzary" due to the fact that during his time in the car he finished only one race. Balzary left the team to tour with his band; he was recording with them during May and June of 1991, but snuck away to take part in LifeGP races.