Ok, here's a nub question - what's the origin of "renn"? As in rennlist, renntech, rennspeed, etc. A quick search on google didn't answer the question for me.
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Find an English - German translator and enter "race"
Rennlist was first called Porschelist. Porsche Cars NA did not like that and it was changed to Rennlist.
I knew it was something simple like that.
Did someone call?
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You beat me to it. I was going to say "because Stimpy was already taken."
And if I'm not mistaken, Carrera is 'race' in Spanish...
Babel Fish thinks "renn" == "run" in German and "rennen" == "race" and "carrera" == "race" in Spanish. Thank god for the internet, eh?
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