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Mrs oOple 23-07-2008 06:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrislong (Post 144137)
The other issue with a long lap, is that say a car just crosses the line at 299 seconds. It then has to complete last lap which if it is a 40 second lap, takes the race to 339 seconds.

This will mean less time for the next heat to get on the track, OR a longer gap between heats = a longer day.

:blush:
That's what happens to me sometimes, i've gone over the loop just in time for a last lap, but by the time I'm finishing that lap the next heat are walking onto the rostrum and the marshalls aren't always paying attention to my car by the time I finish my race. Also sometimes I have gone through for that extra lap, and by the time I finish the lap the computer has stopped counting and says 'race over' just before I cross the finish line. That makes me feel a little bit sad inside.

rapidrc 23-07-2008 07:01 AM

the track location will be "when ready" on the a518 in the town of grindley just outside stafford the postcode is st18 olr..will post a proper tocation when we are somewhere near finished.....

cheers
lee

_sleigh_ 23-07-2008 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jamie B4 (Post 144150)
I agree with what has been said already, went to coventry astro this weekend just gone and certain parts of the track you can't see mainly the far side, hard to know where exactly you are so the fact you can't see means that you have no idea of your lines. Think the rostum has alot of effect on the track.

I think the main cause of this at Coventry, is that the track gradually slopes away from the rostrum.

_sleigh_ 23-07-2008 07:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rapidrc (Post 144434)
the track location will be "when ready" on the a518 in the town of grindley just outside stafford the postcode is st18 olr..will post a proper tocation when we are somewhere near finished.....

cheers
lee

What size piping have you got?

If the diameter is too big, wheels will easily get stuck underneath.


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