jap performance awards
05 November 2006, 05:51 PM
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In the latest jap performance mag, in the scooby cat, they gave the rcm gobstopper the honours, then the yellow tractive car, then third andy f as if, andy should of been first or even litchfields t25, the rcm car has done nothing yet, i admit it will be awesome but it wasn't this year, wrong decision
05 November 2006, 09:03 PM
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I do have to agree with you Paul, its a little strange.
Given that Phil Royle had a PR link to RCMS, and Project Pheonix has had a lot of work done by Richard Bulmer (Tracktive), it does seem a little odd.
Dont get me wrong, the RCMS car is, as ever, full of astonishing attention to detail, but sadly, even by Matt's admission, it didnt perform as intended at its one and only event this year.
Andy's car and he without doubt should have been No1, he thought outside the box, he's left the rest of field chasing him all season, and he maps countless subarus throughout the year.
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Given that Phil Royle had a PR link to RCMS, and Project Pheonix has had a lot of work done by Richard Bulmer (Tracktive), it does seem a little odd.
Dont get me wrong, the RCMS car is, as ever, full of astonishing attention to detail, but sadly, even by Matt's admission, it didnt perform as intended at its one and only event this year.
Andy's car and he without doubt should have been No1, he thought outside the box, he's left the rest of field chasing him all season, and he maps countless subarus throughout the year.
Steven
05 November 2006, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by P20SPD
Andy's car and he without doubt should have been No1, he thought outside the box, he's left the rest of field chasing him all season, and he maps countless subarus throughout the year.
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05 November 2006, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by P20SPD
I do have to agree with you Paul, its a little strange.
Given that Phil Royle had a PR link to RCMS, and Project Pheonix has had a lot of work done by Richard Bulmer (Tracktive), it does seem a little odd.
Dont get me wrong, the RCMS car is, as ever, full of astonishing attention to detail, but sadly, even by Matt's admission, it didnt perform as intended at its one and only event this year.
Andy's car and he without doubt should have been No1, he thought outside the box, he's left the rest of field chasing him all season, and he maps countless subarus throughout the year.
Steven
Given that Phil Royle had a PR link to RCMS, and Project Pheonix has had a lot of work done by Richard Bulmer (Tracktive), it does seem a little odd.
Dont get me wrong, the RCMS car is, as ever, full of astonishing attention to detail, but sadly, even by Matt's admission, it didnt perform as intended at its one and only event this year.
Andy's car and he without doubt should have been No1, he thought outside the box, he's left the rest of field chasing him all season, and he maps countless subarus throughout the year.
Steven
06 November 2006, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by P20SPD
Given that Phil Royle had a PR link to RCMS, and Project Pheonix has had a lot of work done by Richard Bulmer (Tracktive),
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