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Paul,
You just beat me to posting this! Really interesting show. Saw our very own Mr Felstead get it both right and wrong on the handling circuit. I wonder if he took the cone home with him!
What amazed me about Rocket Ronnie was seeing him fly down the straight time after time, at seriously quick speeds, with just a baseball hat on! Quick car though, and undoubtably robust, given the punishment it took all day. And he was going to drive home to Essex in it too. Excellent.
The Norris Evo liked the odd diff for lunch, methinks. The blue and orange Escort Cosworth that won the handling circuit was something else. Exceptional handling. I've been looking for the rails it was on ever since.
All old news of course but nice to see it shown, and nice to see enthusiasts enjoy their cars.
WB
You just beat me to posting this! Really interesting show. Saw our very own Mr Felstead get it both right and wrong on the handling circuit. I wonder if he took the cone home with him!
What amazed me about Rocket Ronnie was seeing him fly down the straight time after time, at seriously quick speeds, with just a baseball hat on! Quick car though, and undoubtably robust, given the punishment it took all day. And he was going to drive home to Essex in it too. Excellent.
The Norris Evo liked the odd diff for lunch, methinks. The blue and orange Escort Cosworth that won the handling circuit was something else. Exceptional handling. I've been looking for the rails it was on ever since.
All old news of course but nice to see it shown, and nice to see enthusiasts enjoy their cars.
WB
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The Norris Evo liked the odd diff for lunch, methinks. The blue and orange Escort Cosworth that won the handling circuit was something else. Exceptional handling. I've been looking for the rails it was on ever since
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Did anyone notice how small the crowd was in 2002? It was a bit different in 2004 and a lot more cars taking part aswell, if it continues to grow at this rate they will need to make it a two day event. Definately going again this year!
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Originally Posted by paulsti8
Did anyone notice how small the crowd was in 2002? It was a bit different in 2004 and a lot more cars taking part aswell.
Definately going again this year!
Definately going again this year!
2004 was jam-packed and was a great event. I'll be at this years' without a doubt.
Good luck to all those who are going to enter.
#10
thanks very much!
their will be a competition announced on scoobynet this weekend to launch our new totb 3 dvd, with copies to be won, so keep watching the forum ! the new dvd is our best yet!
also just posting some info on this years scoobyshootout in the events section,
rgds
their will be a competition announced on scoobynet this weekend to launch our new totb 3 dvd, with copies to be won, so keep watching the forum ! the new dvd is our best yet!
also just posting some info on this years scoobyshootout in the events section,
rgds
#11
Originally Posted by Impreza_wanted_need_info
Damn theres me flicking channels just to see the date this was posted! DOH
#12
Chris T.O.T.B, nice to go to a racing event where you can chat to the owners and the teams and get really close to the on track action. Hope you can keep it this way. Paul
#15
Ronnie has won overall for the last 3 events! all the info is on our website
www.totb.co.uk
ronnie is a very genuine guy, proper enthusiast, its his own road car and he does use it on the roads whenever he can!
www.totb.co.uk
ronnie is a very genuine guy, proper enthusiast, its his own road car and he does use it on the roads whenever he can!
#16
Originally Posted by Deep Singh
First time I've seen it. Excellent fun,I'll defo be going to the next one.
That Cossie was amazing, as was Ronnie. Is he still on the scene?
Which car won what in 2004?
That Cossie was amazing, as was Ronnie. Is he still on the scene?
Which car won what in 2004?
Halldor and Gulli Jonssen's 2003 impreza STI, 518 bhp last year,
Andy Forrests' STI,
Clive Seddons' RC developments Evo,
Sean Proudlocks Seehaven motorsport Evo,
the CRD Supra, the 1st car to clock over 200 mph on the 1.25 mile strip from a standing start.
And loads more!
Paul
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