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Official £999 list

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Official £999 list

Postby Kate Miller » Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:14 am

First name Make Model
Louis/Matt Peugeot 205
Trevor MG MGF
Rob BMW 320i
William Vauxhall Astra
Russell Rover 114sli
James
Phil Suzuki Baleno GSR
David
Stuart Toyota Celica
Richard Toyota Celica
Bob BMW E36 320i
Kevin Vauxhall Astra 1.8 Sport
Patrick BMW 3 series E36 323i Coupe
Jamie Peugoet Quicksilver
Simon BMW 525i
Damon Fiat Panda
Austin Fiat Panda
Frank BMW 328i
Mark - STAFF
Thomas BMW 323i (E21)
David Saxo VTS
Laurie Lotus Excel
Paul Porsche 924 Speedster
Kevin Jaguar XJS - STAFF
Christopher Peugoet 306 SLDT Sedan
Darren Toyota Corolla - STAFF
Andrew Honda Prelude
James Citroen Saxo
Gary Toyota MR2 G-LTD
Robert Darren
Nick Toyota MR2 G-LTD
Ian Peugoet 106
David Saab 9000
Max Alfa GTV - STAFF
Clive Toyota Supra Mk3
Kirk Rover 214 turbocharged 1.8vvc
William Fiat Scicento
Stephen Skoda Rapid 136
John Joe Golf Mk2
Mick Fiat (Seat) 133
Mark magenta Tit-whoppett
Stephen Skoda Rapid 136
James BMW E36 320i Touring - STAFF
Cornelius Rover 214 turbocharged 1.8vvc

Some of these entries are already disqualified due to no MoT and one is a no show.
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby tommi » Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:31 am

Rob BMW 320i
Bob BMW E36 320i
Patrick BMW 3 series E36 323i Coupe
James BMW E36 320i Touring - STAFF
Thomas BMW 323i (E21)
Simon BMW 525i
Frank BMW 328i

who is going to take the bimmer trophy cup thats what im interested in :)
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby fha772 » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:15 am

So long as i beat my result from last year's £999(2nd from last), I'll be happy :wink: :clap:
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby DumDum » Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:08 pm

44 entries if my counting skills are up to scratch.

Theres a couple i think i could beat if their engines are standardish but i have a feeling im gonna be 44th

Still im the fastest diesel on the list so im a happy bunny.
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby Renrut » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:18 pm

DumDum wrote:44 entries if my counting skills are up to scratch.

Theres a couple i think i could beat if their engines are standardish but i have a feeling im gonna be 44th

Still im the fastest diesel on the list so im a happy bunny.


By my figuring there are going to be a lot of cars faster than me on the day. That might be quite embarassing but it might settle the car vs bike power question :lol:
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby owelly » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:26 pm

If I get my car to the start of the event I'll be happy........... :think:
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby fha772 » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:26 pm

I hoping to be in the top half... :wtf:
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby Renrut » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:49 pm

Actually if you assume that all the ones without a car listed or staff aren't contenders. And remove the two that I know of that are already disqualified and the no show you're only left with 36 entries...
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby fha772 » Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:51 pm

Who's been disqualified? :think:
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby Kate Miller » Thu Sep 16, 2010 6:55 am

Renrut wrote:Actually if you assume that all the ones without a car listed or staff aren't contenders. And remove the two that I know of that are already disqualified and the no show you're only left with 36 entries...


The one's without a car next to have not yet given me a final decision but should be there with an entry on the day.

MGF is the no show. There are 3 disqualified on the day but they will be having a go on the day, just not be included in the final figures. I think, off the top of my head, there are 4 shared drive cars.
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Re: Official £999 list

Postby Smiler » Fri Sep 17, 2010 11:12 pm

Hey, mines the only 5 series. A bit of exclusivety! :D
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