DittoTk wrote:well the car started today so thats a plus :-D
see you all in the morning
B19 North Weald Sept. 28th
Dictionary results for: thrashed
1. To beat with or as if with a flail, especially as a punishment.
2. To defeat utterly; vanquish.
There, I think that covers it
To say that Gerry exacted his own retribution for my win at Cadwell last time out, would be fair.
To say that I saw the difference between a well driven car and a very well driven car would also be fair.
We both stepped up to the mark. He knocked me out :lol: Shit happens!!
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Kind of reverse order for a mini review but the results were;
B3 (2litre or more road going)
1. Logan Black
2. Kim Adams
3. Trevor Knight
Fantastic results all. ( I have your trophy Kim as it was as close as I could get to one
Will bring to Debden aka your back yard, next week )
Logan was blisteringly quick, launching like a poofter, but immense car control and some 'Banzai' tm cornering made up for an untouchable time. Well done mate.
Kim drove very well, caught out by a fellow competitors oil on the exit of a roundabout (the guy flipped his 240bhp Corsa in the first practice run) and the oil did nothing for Kims run. Another strong drive and another great battle with the Loganator.
TK.....you dark horse :twisted: A blinding result to get third in a tightly contested round. Quite steady going for Trev, he was only sideways a few times and normally just on corner exit. Very controlled
D8 (2 litre or more Modified production)
1. Mike Blackmore
2. Gerry Houghton
3. Moi
Mike drives possibly the nicest Impreza I know of this side of the Zen car (RCM one is too clean ) fully forged 2.5litre, GT30, loads of boost, great brakes, decent suspension, two door wide bodied monster. Sexual. Bastard can really drive too, so he basically was the man to beat. No one did
Gerry was back like a man possessed. There was no way on Gods green Earth that he was going to let me beat him, no way. He was better at launching, better on the brakes, better into, through and out of the corners. He still drifts like a girl though and no-one span at higher speed than me all day
I drove pretty well. Poor self discipline meant too much dicking around in practice, spinning the car up, sliding etc etc, but as well know this sort of behaviour doesn't make for a quick time. So, I arrived at the first timed run, had no idea how to drive the circuit quickly after my misbehaviour and therefore, had to drive like a novice on the first lap. Great; 3 seconds down on Gerry and way off Mike. My second lap was quicker but so was Gerrys, so basically I got my arse kicked.
I had brought a knife to a gun fight
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A tremendous mix of cars including a rear engined V6 205, a ZX9 Mini and various V8's in cars that shouldn't have them.
Wonderful weather
Great company
Bloody awesome results.
Roll on Debden......the clutch lived to fight another day
1. To beat with or as if with a flail, especially as a punishment.
2. To defeat utterly; vanquish.
There, I think that covers it
To say that Gerry exacted his own retribution for my win at Cadwell last time out, would be fair.
To say that I saw the difference between a well driven car and a very well driven car would also be fair.
We both stepped up to the mark. He knocked me out :lol: Shit happens!!
_____________________________________________
Kind of reverse order for a mini review but the results were;
B3 (2litre or more road going)
1. Logan Black
2. Kim Adams
3. Trevor Knight
Fantastic results all. ( I have your trophy Kim as it was as close as I could get to one
Will bring to Debden aka your back yard, next week )Logan was blisteringly quick, launching like a poofter, but immense car control and some 'Banzai' tm cornering made up for an untouchable time. Well done mate.
Kim drove very well, caught out by a fellow competitors oil on the exit of a roundabout (the guy flipped his 240bhp Corsa in the first practice run) and the oil did nothing for Kims run. Another strong drive and another great battle with the Loganator.
TK.....you dark horse :twisted: A blinding result to get third in a tightly contested round. Quite steady going for Trev, he was only sideways a few times and normally just on corner exit. Very controlled
D8 (2 litre or more Modified production)
1. Mike Blackmore
2. Gerry Houghton
3. Moi
Mike drives possibly the nicest Impreza I know of this side of the Zen car (RCM one is too clean
) fully forged 2.5litre, GT30, loads of boost, great brakes, decent suspension, two door wide bodied monster. Sexual. Bastard can really drive too, so he basically was the man to beat. No one did Gerry was back like a man possessed. There was no way on Gods green Earth that he was going to let me beat him, no way. He was better at launching, better on the brakes, better into, through and out of the corners. He still drifts like a girl though and no-one span at higher speed than me all day
I drove pretty well. Poor self discipline meant too much dicking around in practice, spinning the car up, sliding etc etc, but as well know this sort of behaviour doesn't make for a quick time. So, I arrived at the first timed run, had no idea how to drive the circuit quickly after my misbehaviour and therefore, had to drive like a novice on the first lap. Great; 3 seconds down on Gerry and way off Mike. My second lap was quicker but so was Gerrys, so basically I got my arse kicked.
I had brought a knife to a gun fight
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A tremendous mix of cars including a rear engined V6 205, a ZX9 Mini and various V8's in cars that shouldn't have them.
Wonderful weather
Great company
Bloody awesome results.
Roll on Debden......the clutch lived to fight another day
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Stu, where did you learn to write with such flair, humility (not much choice there 
) and good humour?
You did forget to mention another BP winner, our very own Baz (good to meet you today) with some very entertaining driving through and out of the first chicane.
Shame about the Corsa but Roger will be back as strong and unhinged as before
Another great day's motorsport. Roll on Debden next week, where things could be very different.
) and good humour? You did forget to mention another BP winner, our very own Baz (good to meet you today) with some very entertaining driving through and out of the first chicane.
Shame about the Corsa but Roger will be back as strong and unhinged as before
Another great day's motorsport. Roll on Debden next week, where things could be very different.
Handle every stressful situation like a dog. If you can't eat it or hump it, piss on it and walk away!
Feck, sorry Baz!!
Great win mate :thumb:
Great win mate :thumb:
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:lol: Cheers guys! Great write up too Stu. :thumb: Good to meet you too Gerry!
Had a brilliant day, not just from the results side of things but had so much fun dicking about in the car today aswel, particularly on the non-counting 3rd run, not the fastest way round but sideways is definitely most exhilerating!!
Dad also did better than usual, getting more & more used to my car now, 3rd in the class.
Just 6pts behind the S2000 in champ. now, so looking forward to Debden! :twisted:
Well done everyone!
Had a brilliant day, not just from the results side of things but had so much fun dicking about in the car today aswel, particularly on the non-counting 3rd run, not the fastest way round but sideways is definitely most exhilerating!!
Dad also did better than usual, getting more & more used to my car now, 3rd in the class.
Just 6pts behind the S2000 in champ. now, so looking forward to Debden! :twisted:
Well done everyone!