Cadwell park today 7/8/05
07-08-2005, 08:49 PM
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Cadwell park today 7/8/05
me and NUTS RUS went to cadwell to watch the Ford Saloon Car challenge today... luckily it was the Radical racing weekend too 
fook me they stick like shit to a blanket 
anyway some piccies...
fook me they stick like shit to a blanket
anyway some piccies...
07-08-2005, 09:25 PM
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Steve did about 4 laps and then we didn't see him again 
he started near the back and was upto around 5th in 2 laps
didnt get a chance to find out what happened either..
but i can guarantee the ANZ 500's clutch was slipping like a bastard
well done to martin for actually completing the entire race with a bolloxed clutch
he started near the back and was upto around 5th in 2 laps
didnt get a chance to find out what happened either..
but i can guarantee the ANZ 500's clutch was slipping like a bastard
well done to martin for actually completing the entire race with a bolloxed clutch
07-08-2005, 11:04 PM
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Those T cars are magic and were driven hard by 14 to 17 year olds I think.
Would show up a lot of people, wish I had the oppertunity at that age.
The white one Adam has posted is J Palmers son in his 2nd ever race, meanwhile dad arrived in his helicopter, watched the race then promptly headed off back home in style
As said Steve was flying from the back of the grid but something happened and he didn't pass us again. Shame about Martin's problems too
Top Radicals were lapping around the 1.29s - 1.31s, and the winning Ford was around 1.34s - 1.41s when I timed them, just shows the power to weight of the 1200cc motorbike engined little monsters.
and were driven hard by 14 to 17 year olds I think. Would show up a lot of people, wish I had the oppertunity at that age.
The white one Adam has posted is J Palmers son in his 2nd ever race, meanwhile dad arrived in his helicopter, watched the race then promptly headed off back home in style As said Steve was flying from the back of the grid but something happened and he didn't pass us again. Shame about Martin's problems too
Top Radicals were lapping around the 1.29s - 1.31s, and the winning Ford was around 1.34s - 1.41s when I timed them, just shows the power to weight of the 1200cc motorbike engined little monsters.
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08-08-2005, 10:26 PM
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he blew one turbo in qualifying and caused the fire from all the oil then the box went on the restart in the race(saturday)
in the race on sunday the fuel pump packed up i think it was on lap 3
in the race on sunday the fuel pump packed up i think it was on lap 3
08-08-2005, 10:36 PM
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Oh and the Blue XR2 was absolouteley flying
some great driving from what we could see and he came in 3rd (i think) behind the escort cossie and the yellow escort
some great driving from what we could see and he came in 3rd (i think) behind the escort cossie and the yellow escort
09-08-2005, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
That alfa sprint (car 20) was amazingly fast.
Last to 3rd before taking himself and the leader out on a bit of a winning move that lost
Last to 3rd before taking himself and the leader out on a bit of a winning move that lost
I think he had the blue car on that move but why go for the red one as well not as if it was the last lap
09-08-2005, 07:06 PM
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Did you see it pete ?
A dive down the inside on that section usually never pays off
Tidy car though. I found out on the day that my mate had just made its new carbon kevlar wings. Guess he will be busy this season if the driver carrys on like that
A dive down the inside on that section usually never pays off
Tidy car though. I found out on the day that my mate had just made its new carbon kevlar wings. Guess he will be busy this season if the driver carrys on like that
09-08-2005, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Those T cars are magic and were driven hard by 14 to 17 year olds I think.
Would show up a lot of people, wish I had the oppertunity at that age. The white one Adam has posted is J Palmers son in his 2nd ever race, meanwhile dad arrived in his helicopter, watched the race then promptly headed off back home in style
As said Steve was flying from the back of the grid but something happened and he didn't pass us again. Shame about Martin's problems too
Top Radicals were lapping around the 1.29s - 1.31s, and the winning Ford was around 1.34s - 1.41s when I timed them, just shows the power to weight of the 1200cc motorbike engined little monsters.
and were driven hard by 14 to 17 year olds I think. Would show up a lot of people, wish I had the oppertunity at that age.
The white one Adam has posted is J Palmers son in his 2nd ever race, meanwhile dad arrived in his helicopter, watched the race then promptly headed off back home in style As said Steve was flying from the back of the grid but something happened and he didn't pass us again. Shame about Martin's problems too
Top Radicals were lapping around the 1.29s - 1.31s, and the winning Ford was around 1.34s - 1.41s when I timed them, just shows the power to weight of the 1200cc motorbike engined little monsters.
they are fun to drive as well lol, i got to do the scholarship in febuary, and they are great !!! i would loved to do the season, but not enough cash
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Did you see it pete ?
A dive down the inside on that section usually never pays off
Tidy car though. I found out on the day that my mate had just made its new carbon kevlar wings. Guess he will be busy this season if the driver carrys on like that
A dive down the inside on that section usually never pays off
Tidy car though. I found out on the day that my mate had just made its new carbon kevlar wings. Guess he will be busy this season if the driver carrys on like that
14-08-2005, 12:35 AM
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Its in his line of business pete, so I guess so. Would probably need moulding first though
"Automotive, plant machinery and commercial specialists"
Called in to see him today and the mad bugger was making some carbon/kevlar mudguards for a cement mixer
"Automotive, plant machinery and commercial specialists"
Called in to see him today and the mad bugger was making some carbon/kevlar mudguards for a cement mixer
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