T26 WRC - Frayz Engineering WRC S8 TARMAC SPECIAL - aka THE BOMBER
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From: Essex
He's busy doing other things at the moment! 
BKSA Barrow results-
Review taken from the BKSA website
Barrow goes off July 31st - August 2nd
Discipline - Freestyle and Kiteland Freestyle Jam
The forecast for the event was a mixed bag of wind however going past the previous two years Walney Island always gets way more wind than predicted – and this year was no different
The Pro Men and Ladies kicked off on the Friday with a building southerly.
The heats were hard fought and it was a very pleased Ned Taylor to make it to his first final.
James Boulding and Sam Light met Ned in an exciting action packed 7 minutes – however Sam and James were neck and neck and it was a 3 to 2 win for James Boulding
The Pro Ladies also saw a great flawless first heat from Hannah Whiteley and also Holly Kennedy to meet in the final – however it was not to be in the final with Helen Thompson beating both of them with some great powered moves.
Saturday dawned wet and windy and those in tents had an “interesting “night! However as registration finished with a total of 56 competitors the sun came out and the wind died as predicted – it did not take long to switch 45 degrees from the West and start building ,
The juniors were started with light winds however it was building fast. The Am ladies, Am Men’s and seniors and race crew had 6 hours of competition ahead of them. The wind topped out at about 22 knots which saw most riders on 7 -10 metre kites
There were a few surprises in all finals with new faces and some great results Lewis WIlby surprised everyone!
On the land side a Kite Jam took place with some great riding in particular from Lewis Wilby ( in a wetsuit and also competing in the Kitesurf) and Carl Kirton on the Landboards ,
On the buggy side Pro Kitesurfer Ali Reader took 2nd with an amazing display however it was Frazier Cohen with his immense variation of tricks that took the win.
All the riders were out at the end of the day and the last man off was Tom from KiteitRight who was out as the sun came down and the moon came out at 9.30 pm – what a day
Sunday dawned with a westerly wind however as it was forecast to back off as it did everyone had a freeride with prize giving at 1pm
Results
Kitelandboard
1st Lewis Wilby
2nd Carl Kirton
3rd Greg Chilton
Kitebuggy
1st Frazier Cohen
2nd Ali Reader
3rd Karen Cartridge
Juniors
1st Dan Sweeney
2nd Jack Daykin
3rd William Makinson
Am Ladies
1st Polly Crathorne
2nd Sukie Robertson
3rd Megan Griffiths
Am Men
1st Lewis WIlby
2nd Thomas Gaunt
3rd Sam Moore
Seniors
1st Peter Whiteley
2nd Marcus Hawkins
3rd Dave Williams
Pro Ladies
1st Helen Thompson
2nd Holly Kennedy
3rd Hannah Whiteley
Pro Men
1st James Boulding
2nd Sam Light
3rd Ned Taylor
BKSA Barrow results-
Review taken from the BKSA website
Barrow goes off July 31st - August 2nd
Discipline - Freestyle and Kiteland Freestyle Jam
The forecast for the event was a mixed bag of wind however going past the previous two years Walney Island always gets way more wind than predicted – and this year was no different
The Pro Men and Ladies kicked off on the Friday with a building southerly.
The heats were hard fought and it was a very pleased Ned Taylor to make it to his first final.
James Boulding and Sam Light met Ned in an exciting action packed 7 minutes – however Sam and James were neck and neck and it was a 3 to 2 win for James Boulding
The Pro Ladies also saw a great flawless first heat from Hannah Whiteley and also Holly Kennedy to meet in the final – however it was not to be in the final with Helen Thompson beating both of them with some great powered moves.
Saturday dawned wet and windy and those in tents had an “interesting “night! However as registration finished with a total of 56 competitors the sun came out and the wind died as predicted – it did not take long to switch 45 degrees from the West and start building ,
The juniors were started with light winds however it was building fast. The Am ladies, Am Men’s and seniors and race crew had 6 hours of competition ahead of them. The wind topped out at about 22 knots which saw most riders on 7 -10 metre kites
There were a few surprises in all finals with new faces and some great results Lewis WIlby surprised everyone!
On the land side a Kite Jam took place with some great riding in particular from Lewis Wilby ( in a wetsuit and also competing in the Kitesurf) and Carl Kirton on the Landboards ,
On the buggy side Pro Kitesurfer Ali Reader took 2nd with an amazing display however it was Frazier Cohen with his immense variation of tricks that took the win.
All the riders were out at the end of the day and the last man off was Tom from KiteitRight who was out as the sun came down and the moon came out at 9.30 pm – what a day
Sunday dawned with a westerly wind however as it was forecast to back off as it did everyone had a freeride with prize giving at 1pm
Results
Kitelandboard
1st Lewis Wilby
2nd Carl Kirton
3rd Greg Chilton
Kitebuggy
1st Frazier Cohen
2nd Ali Reader
3rd Karen Cartridge
Juniors
1st Dan Sweeney
2nd Jack Daykin
3rd William Makinson
Am Ladies
1st Polly Crathorne
2nd Sukie Robertson
3rd Megan Griffiths
Am Men
1st Lewis WIlby
2nd Thomas Gaunt
3rd Sam Moore
Seniors
1st Peter Whiteley
2nd Marcus Hawkins
3rd Dave Williams
Pro Ladies
1st Helen Thompson
2nd Holly Kennedy
3rd Hannah Whiteley
Pro Men
1st James Boulding
2nd Sam Light
3rd Ned Taylor
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: "Engineering Perfection in Essex"
Probably about time i put this back together again.
I realised how much i missed my car after being back out driving an RS Focus the other day.
Anyone fancy helping?
I realised how much i missed my car after being back out driving an RS Focus the other day.
Anyone fancy helping?
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 19,945
Likes: 2
From: "Engineering Perfection in Essex"
Lol, cheers guys. Ive been competing in the british kite buggy freestyle series. Ihave one more orund to do. Im no further on than i was before.
But realise i need to get it fixed, as i miss it
But realise i need to get it fixed, as i miss it
looking 4ward to seeing more car progress 
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 19,945
Likes: 2
From: "Engineering Perfection in Essex"
So thats what ive been doing, and one of the reasons for not working on my car.
So hopefully now i'll be getting on with it as i really miss it now.
thought there was something to see , come on buddy
