A queue of Q-plated cars?
I'll be bringing my Q-plated car so can I play?
ETA...Has this been publicised on the Kitcar type forums?
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teamx wrote:thats just what i'm doing, long weekend of cars & beer & bad dancing!
Stoneliegh is on the sunday (tomorrow) and monday only. And hence there is nothing to stop them also going to PPC, and infact, then going in convoy to stoneleigh to camp on the sat evening.
I dont know how well it has been published, although afaik, not very well. No mention of it on WSCC, nothing on LocostBuilders till yesterday in the for of a individual asking if anyone else was going as he was. Few replied.
I was actually there, in a q-plate, and although saw it on the program didn't know it was a record attempt and didnt take part.
I only went for the afternoon, largely for the autotest (im a member of loughborough car club who ran it) although i had a quick wander round with the other people from loughborough uni motorclub who had been there all day and where also on and off track.
Daniel
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simon red saxo who kicked your arse ... :0)
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la8rat wrote:the guy in the westfeild? were you having problems with the car bud? it was an ok event but considering the amount of people entering and the amount of time spent waiting for people to have a go, i think more runs should have been gived for £10 than 3 ... maybe thats down to ppc and not loughbourogh car club.. id like to see this as more of a main even next year and have it better organized.. i.e some info up on a board telling people wtf is going on...how to pay ect...
simon red saxo who kicked your arse ... :0)
Depends which westfeild, I was in the yellow one.
Ive got a bit on an ongoing issue with the startermotor as its got the wrong flywheel in it from the previous owner and the handbrake adjuster is a bit dead but other than that there is not real issue with the car.
you where faster than me on your second set of runs, but slower than me on your first set which actually resulting in average time that was the same as mine. But certainly it was one of the faster cars after a few runs with only the Metro and Nova putting out a faster time.
But yeah as you say, the organisation on PPCs part could have been better, I was told to go down to the ppc tent to pay and when i got there they didnt know what to do and in the end took my £10 and gave me a torn off piece of paper '£10 for autotest paid' written on it in biro. Why they couldnt have had someone at the event taking money, or set loughborough car club up to do that for them i dont know.
However, ultimately, it was the first time i'd had a go and i thought it good laugh and would defiantly have another go again, Hopefully they do the same next year and sort it out to get more people through it.
Daniel
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la8rat wrote:fully agree with you daniel... wasnt trying to be arsy .. but you did get your arse kicked by a shopping trolly :0)
I dont know, the VTR is a fairly competent car. My cousin did a year of SaxMax and its really is impressive how rapidly they do shift
I guess if you want to talk about arse kicking you want to look at the times Georgie and Alex where putting out in the transit becuase they where faster round than the other westfeild, the VX200, the Simca, the M5, and your first run in the Saxo.
Daniel
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Take eight seconds from 38 is 30seconds. Three of those and i would have been on part with Tom in Richards fully preped nova! haha.
If there do it again next year, rematch
I might just ditch the kit and do it in the Pug!
Daniel
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yes the transit van was inspirational...and both drivers did amazingly well..
but your sudo maths making you much faster than you actually were dosnt hold water bud.
ill be back next year with a working hand brake....
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Nothing wrong with maths, just the driving!la8rat wrote:yes the transit van was inspirational...and both drivers did amazingly well..
but your sudo maths making you much faster than you actually were dosnt hold water bud.
ill be back next year with a working hand brake....
- I have two cars with non-working handbrakes to choose from, but working is surely cheating.
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