Well last night was much better with two buggy heats.Racing was closer with the drivers better matched for ability.

The night went very well and very close racing in the two A finals
Watch out next week Mr Hindson lol:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

See you next Monday

Gary:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Gotta say the Marshalling of my heat was TipTop, fast alert Marshalling, it was a treat to crash :D

Thanks GuyZ :thumbsup:

Yes, was v close, some good action!! We just need Jonny, Buckle, Nev & Gregg to all turn up at once and it will be a cracker!!

Paul, when are you and Ellis coming to join the action?
Best racing in the NE!!

will be there on monday...........:thumbsup:

monday
 

Im away next week but i might come the week after .

What time does it start.

Here's the final's results from monday, ive included best and average lap too.

A FINAL TOURING CARS

POS DRIVER RESULT AV LAP BEST LAP
1: Nigel Johnson 19/ 303.71 15.98 15.36
2: Mark Richardson 19/ 304.11 16.01 14.58
3: Gary Armstrong 19/ 310.63 16.35 14.91
4: Nigel Hastie 18/ 302.38 16.80 15.43
5: Mal Richardson 17/ 317.34 18.67 17.16


B FINAL TOURING CARS

POS DRIVER RESULT AV LAP BEST LAP
1: Ray Macaulay 15/ 315.92 21.06 17.72
2: David Humble 11/ 309.97 28.18 19.62
3: James Davidson 8/ 318.37 39.80 17.71
4: Kyle DNS
5: Ellis Carr DNS


A FINAL BUGGY 4WD

POS DRIVER RESULT AV LAP BEST LAP
1: Paul Hindson 22/ 304.26 13.83 12.95
2: Gary Shears 22/ 306.31 13.92 13.16
3: Mike West 22/ 313.05 14.23 13.58
4: Johnathon Carr 19/ 302.13 15.90 14.39


B FINAL BUGGY 4WD

POS DRIVER RESULT AV LAP BEST LAP
1: Greg Williams 17/ 254.34 14.96 13.15
2: Colin Oldryd 17/ 311.24 18.31 15.61
3: Jim Shears 15/ 320.88 21.39 14.82
4: Mark Prior 11/ 281.21 25.56 16.19
5: Kieran Vasey DNS


for some reason when ive posted the results theyve all bunched together, ive tried editing it but it bunches back up!!!!

thanks Mal it's good to see the data in the flesh so as to speak :thumbsup:

Doors open at 7:00 P.M.

Good work Mal! Nice to see the results and laps

I didn't do the worst! Tbh I'm surprised the Ansmann took the beating it did unscathed - only retired in the one race when the motor somehow worked itself loose.

No probs Jim. The best and average times are only from the final though, you may have gotten better times earlier in the night.

While you want a good turnout thus providing funding to cover the venue overheads there lies the dreaded dilemma, there needs to be, if numbers decree, more heats, yes that could lead to the Dreaded 4 Heats :woot: or More :woot::woot: Like the dilemma of the sword of Damocles do we hope there is a smaller turnout meaning a STAGGERING 3 Heats :thumbsup: or less, :thumbsup::thumbsup: or lots of racers spoiling the evening by providing lots of lovely lucre :thumbsup: but at a cost of having more heats :thumbdown:

For anyone stressing due to a frenetic race regime, you may benefit from a course of Prozac or similar (providing your GP prescribes them), for a more holistic approach a few mantra chants will provide a soothing sonic massage (between rounds when there's time, may well suffice)

What would cicero have thought you may ask!

Reflect on a few words by Steve in his Stanford address

"Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life. Because almost everything -- all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure -- these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart."


I think he meant 3 Heats or 4 :D:D:D or :D:D:D:D

When did you get your diploma in verbal diarrhea? Also writing it?

No offence ment:p:woot::confused::rolleyes::lol::eh?:

HaHa you accusing me of Diatribes..

the ever so slightly iconclastically inclined......purveyor of all things truthful ;)

Hahaha:thumbsup:

Did you perhaps mean iconOclastically ? May have been easier to spell reactionary to traditionalism, but perhaps not :)

You you may have missed the intention, when I saw that others were using the urban dictionary, seemingly with impunity, I thought, be different go along with the majority, wrong move, but thanks will try to get a bigger & better keyboard for this mobile, then again maybe it was a yypo ypto tiptoe-.............:woot:

Thanks

please stop posting garbage, my brain is melting, we are not all nuclear physicists, some of us are just wagon drivers and any words that go into double figures just hurt my brain to read, it took me 5 mins to write the word physicist for christ sake, i need a lye down now thats twice i had to spell it:confused:

Are you gracing us with your precence this week Pete?