Behave yourself over the winter and see you bright and early in March
debden sprint october
Was a great finale to an interesting and varied season. Shame you couldn't make it Rob as there was some great machinery amongst the full entry. Despite numbers, Logan would have got a start had he showed and ought to have as the competition in B5 was pretty hot between Mikes B & S in the latters very tasty Type R Scoob and John Start in his Evo.
D10 did have a couple of runners with the black MGCV8 and another V8, this time in an RX7, both sounding superb.
Baz & Dad looked to be going well in the Pug but I didn't get their final position (sorry :embarrassed:)
Gerry F had his work cut out for his recently repaired Caterham R400 (a story I hope he'll relate before too long) but had some real toughies in the shape of a couple of Dax Rushes. A Cossie turbo 4WD version and a Hyabusa turbo driven by the legendary Duncan Cowper. Anyone would be pleased to be listed amongst that pair so, well done to Gerry F
C7 saw thirteen runners and was hotly contested for the top places. Notable exception from the top runners was me (must try harder next year).
Good to see and chat with Kim who made a guest appearance by bike (motor kind). He did reveal a little of what he has planned to keep his driving skills razor sharp and hopefully, he will reveal all before too long, once a suitable piece of machinery is found. A great choice for the type of events you talked of Kim.
I actually remembered the vid camera and even better, remembered to switch it on so I'll post something up to show what the Debden course is like on an unfamiliar dry day.
Well done all :thumb:
D10 did have a couple of runners with the black MGCV8 and another V8, this time in an RX7, both sounding superb.
Baz & Dad looked to be going well in the Pug but I didn't get their final position (sorry :embarrassed:)
Gerry F had his work cut out for his recently repaired Caterham R400 (a story I hope he'll relate before too long) but had some real toughies in the shape of a couple of Dax Rushes. A Cossie turbo 4WD version and a Hyabusa turbo driven by the legendary Duncan Cowper. Anyone would be pleased to be listed amongst that pair so, well done to Gerry F
C7 saw thirteen runners and was hotly contested for the top places. Notable exception from the top runners was me
(must try harder next year).Good to see and chat with Kim who made a guest appearance by bike (motor kind). He did reveal a little of what he has planned to keep his driving skills razor sharp and hopefully, he will reveal all before too long, once a suitable piece of machinery is found. A great choice for the type of events you talked of Kim.
I actually remembered the vid camera and even better, remembered to switch it on so I'll post something up to show what the Debden course is like on an unfamiliar dry day.
Well done all :thumb:
