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20 May 2006, 06:47 PM
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20 May 2006, 06:58 PM
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The MR2 was very close to turning in on the Accord but changed his mind at the last minute. You can see the Accord passenger looking and thinking, ''oh ****'' .......... The 240Z is at a stand still and the other two cars have just stopped narrowly missing it.
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20 May 2006, 07:01 PM
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did you see the mistubishi gto in there club stand after that crash? i bet he was well gutted as the damage went from the front bumper right down the side!! he will definetly need a bodyshop!!
20 May 2006, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
The Zed's were the best cars there, and watching one out drag a new age STi in a straight line was nice to see....
That note on the windsreen is excellent - sums up the British approach to adversity - a bloody good sense of humour!!!
20 May 2006, 08:10 PM
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i miss all the action 
i did see that gto have a few near misses
i seen that MR2 nearly hit that type R i bet he poo'd himself ;D
what happened to that omega ? cos he went round once the rear end was fine then he came round again and it was all smashed in
i did see that gto have a few near misses i seen that MR2 nearly hit that type R i bet he poo'd himself ;D
what happened to that omega ? cos he went round once the rear end was fine then he came round again and it was all smashed in
20 May 2006, 08:36 PM
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He did his best to keep up with the drifters until his tyres gripped 
A great selection of pictures 
It turned out to be a very good day indeed.... I had expected rain all day but very pleased to say it only lasted the first early hour
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It turned out to be a very good day indeed.... I had expected rain all day but very pleased to say it only lasted the first early hour
20 May 2006, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
The Zed's were the best cars there, and watching one out drag a new age STi in a straight line was nice to see....
P.S. why do you like Subaru-bashing so much??
I believe most of use realise they're not the fastest thing in the universe.
20 May 2006, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Rich_B
Yes the old Z's are very nice - I talked to the guy in PWE7K - he's had it for over 20 years, won an HSCC race series for road-going cars TWICE in it in the late 80's. This car has flowed head, uprated cams and tripple twin-48's, putting out about 260bhp and weighing about 1030kg, so understandably quick + with a handy driver!
P.S. why do you like Subaru-bashing so much?? I believe most of use realise they're not the fastest thing in the universe.
P.S. why do you like Subaru-bashing so much??
I believe most of use realise they're not the fastest thing in the universe.
20 May 2006, 10:34 PM
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I wouldn't worry too much Drexel, our Spec-C type25 race car is now sporting a new invisible front splitter after the boss ran out of talent on one of the chicanes....
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