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27 May 2002, 10:22 AM
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Pics of JohnS (I really must upgrade my camera !) - the last one is as he passes the timing gear on the third lap of his blistering 97.77 run 
Thanks to John Stevenson for an excellent day
- fingers crossed I'll still be onshore for the 6th & 7th July.
Thanks to John Stevenson for an excellent day
- fingers crossed I'll still be onshore for the 6th & 7th July.
27 May 2002, 10:49 AM
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Cheers John, Stan, Robbie and anyone else involved.
Great day as usual...
Got a few pics as well, but won't get them posted up until Thursday night....
Rich
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27 May 2002, 06:49 PM
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I managed to get pictures of:
F407THK
A344TJN
W811PSG
tut
G292RRR
N327FSG
YE51SKY
DK02SUA
SV02WZZ
dougsey
E223TOV
A15SMY
L419PSG
dougster (even if he wasn't on track
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integrale
G4WRC
RYA7R
If the owners of any of the above are wanting copies e-mail us and I'll forward them on (let us know if you want them in large or small file size)
I'll post up a couple in a few minutes.
BTW, Cheers to all involved as per normal
F407THK
A344TJN
W811PSG
tut
G292RRR
N327FSG
YE51SKY
DK02SUA
SV02WZZ
dougsey
E223TOV
A15SMY
L419PSG
dougster (even if he wasn't on track
)integrale
G4WRC
RYA7R
If the owners of any of the above are wanting copies e-mail us and I'll forward them on (let us know if you want them in large or small file size)
I'll post up a couple in a few minutes.
BTW, Cheers to all involved as per normal
27 May 2002, 07:05 PM
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Sorry CAZ1562, I only got let out to take pictures at the end of the day, and I can only guess you had stopped taking your car out by then 
Hopefully someone else will have managed to get some pictures of it. If you are at the double header give me a shout and I'll be sure to take some for you.
Hopefully someone else will have managed to get some pictures of it. If you are at the double header give me a shout and I'll be sure to take some for you.
27 May 2002, 07:08 PM
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And finally for now:
The fastest automatic of the day
The best driven automatic of the day
The cleanest automatic of the day
And
Best driver of an automatic for the day
All go to:
Oops, edited to put the right picture in
[Edited by Robertio - 27/05/2002 19:10:05]
The fastest automatic of the day
The best driven automatic of the day
The cleanest automatic of the day
And
Best driver of an automatic for the day
All go to:
Oops, edited to put the right picture in
[Edited by Robertio - 27/05/2002 19:10:05]
27 May 2002, 07:27 PM
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What a bloody great day out, I haven't had so much fun for £20 since I went to Amsterdam last year
Thanks to the two John's for arranging and making me get off my bum and go!
I'll be there again before the end of the year.
Cheers
Graham
Thanks to the two John's for arranging and making me get off my bum and go!
I'll be there again before the end of the year.
Cheers
Graham
27 May 2002, 08:11 PM
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Thanks to everyone for a cracking day. And to NEIL XR for egging me into playing on the track. Must thank those brave soles who sat in with me. Cheers for the photos Robertio. Can't wait for the next one.
Ed
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27 May 2002, 08:23 PM
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I knew you would enjoy it, cant wait till weekend event, must get car more ponies under bonnet and bigger ***** for the corners
Cheers Robertio for the pictures, can see how hard i was trying
Neil
Cheers Robertio for the pictures, can see how hard i was trying
Neil
27 May 2002, 11:13 PM
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Many thanks to everyone, yet again, for a great day out. It was good to meet more new faces.
Thanks to everybody that gave me passenger laps. It was quite funny how everybody who gave me passenger laps often managed some of their best times, I don't think I am that light! Really enjoyed my session with Doug which was my first time in a Scooby. Also first time with Tut as I thought he needed some ballast to slow him down a bit. Neil's session was hampered by the rain, not that he slowed down too much. Highlight I think was a session around in the Ford Cosworth. Talk about driving on the limit, I nearly thought we were going off just before the hairpin but he somehow managed to correct it, brilliant fun.
The Chevette from the Scottish Sideways Club (would never have guessed he belonged to that) was the spectator's favoutite. Messed up the track every now and then, but was quite amazing how he actually managed to keep it on track most of the time considered his rather original driving techniques.
I didn't quite manage into the 97s but did get below 100 with a passenger so was pleased with that. Mind you he didn't have any shoes on.
My new bullet camera worked well. The lens assembly must not have been assembled correctly as it worked loose. Affected some of the shots but at least I now know the best mounting positions. I have just made a bracket that fits onto the towing eye in the front of the Elise so should get some good shots around Kames and Knockhill. The above the rear wheel, looking forward is a cracking position and will use that again. Still experimenting with microphone position.
Cheers for getting Photo Robbie, email address is Iain@skyenet.freeserve.co.uk
Till the next time!
Cheers Iain
Thanks to everybody that gave me passenger laps. It was quite funny how everybody who gave me passenger laps often managed some of their best times, I don't think I am that light! Really enjoyed my session with Doug which was my first time in a Scooby. Also first time with Tut as I thought he needed some ballast to slow him down a bit. Neil's session was hampered by the rain, not that he slowed down too much. Highlight I think was a session around in the Ford Cosworth. Talk about driving on the limit, I nearly thought we were going off just before the hairpin but he somehow managed to correct it, brilliant fun.
The Chevette from the Scottish Sideways Club (would never have guessed he belonged to that) was the spectator's favoutite. Messed up the track every now and then, but was quite amazing how he actually managed to keep it on track most of the time considered his rather original driving techniques.
I didn't quite manage into the 97s but did get below 100 with a passenger so was pleased with that. Mind you he didn't have any shoes on.
My new bullet camera worked well. The lens assembly must not have been assembled correctly as it worked loose. Affected some of the shots but at least I now know the best mounting positions. I have just made a bracket that fits onto the towing eye in the front of the Elise so should get some good shots around Kames and Knockhill. The above the rear wheel, looking forward is a cracking position and will use that again. Still experimenting with microphone position.
Cheers for getting Photo Robbie, email address is Iain@skyenet.freeserve.co.uk
Till the next time!
Cheers Iain
28 May 2002, 12:36 AM
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Alright moses
It's just off the A70 between Muirkirk and Smallburn in east Ayrshire
Scoty
thanks alot scotty
Alright moses
It's just off the A70 between Muirkirk and Smallburn in east Ayrshire
Scoty
thanks alot scotty
28 May 2002, 01:56 AM
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Till the next time!
I did some sorting / filtering of the results spreadsheet .... guess who got the most track runs / minutes for their twenty quid
I'll leave it to JohnS to decide whether or not to post this stuff.
All the best.
Eric (Blue STi UK and mad wife
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28 May 2002, 09:56 AM
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To be fair though, well over half my runs were taking passengers out, and I did over 50% less runs than last time. Now I wonder who did the most laps solo trying to break John's 94.63?
Eric, it was good to see you again after TT2002. Sure I will see you all soon. Booked for Knockhill on the 20th July but might manage the 20th June. Regardless, I aim to go up on the 20th June to at least watch from around the track and get some videos/photos
Cheers Iain
Eric, it was good to see you again after TT2002. Sure I will see you all soon. Booked for Knockhill on the 20th July but might manage the 20th June. Regardless, I aim to go up on the 20th June to at least watch from around the track and get some videos/photos
Cheers Iain
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