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MikePimlott 02-11-2008 07:20 PM

Bury Indoor Today
 
Excellent days racing loved everything today. Well done everyone involved :thumbsup:

Stu 02-11-2008 07:26 PM

Yeah - echo that.

I didn't hear a negative comment about anything connected with the track or venue all day - only good.

Lots of hard work went into that from Roger & Stu - and it showed. It was nice to be able to help a little.

We should get some good pics from Pete leter - I know he got some decent stuff.

P_B 02-11-2008 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stu (Post 174385)
We should get some good pics from Pete leter - I know he got some decent stuff.

Erm, nope, got about two useable shots after winding up to ISO2200, might have tried more pics if I didn't keep crashing and breaking my tired old car like a BQ bod!

No real complaints heard here either, a few lessons were learnt and I'm sure more ideas will be forthcoming, but a great effort for the first meeting at a new venue.

Well done to Roger, Stu, Nic and everyone else who got their hands dirty and thanks to the racers for showing up and supporting the club.

woOdy 02-11-2008 07:41 PM

Hi guy's. A VERY BIG Thanks for everybody that turned up today. It was FANTASTIC. A big thanks to Nick Caro for all the help over the last few weeks. Also I would like to thank Stu Hurley, Mike Bradbury, Pete Byrom, Stu Evans and Mike Pimlot for helping with the track yesterday.

The venue is ACE and would love to keep it so thats very much for following the rules. Some tricky parts and easy parts of the track and as far as brakages all i heard of was when people crashed and went off track.

Another big thanks to Dad for running a great meeting also. A few spots of panic but you did very well.

All I can ask is if you could all come next time and now we know what we can do and use I think it will be much better. Remember this was the first indoor meeting we have ran so I think it went really well.

Thanks again and see you all soon.:thumbsup:

P.s. If I did forget to thank anyone I am very sorry as my head was thinking at 100 miles an hour.

Answer-RC-Pete 02-11-2008 07:42 PM

Excellent day! thouroughly enjoyed coming dead last in 2wd - no I really did!

Are the results available on line or likely to be? Intrigued what I did in my final time...

Northy 02-11-2008 07:51 PM

Sounds a good event guys.

So I take it none of you saw the GP? I suggest you watch the repeat, but not if you have a dicky ticker :woot:

G

andy05 02-11-2008 07:51 PM

agreed with all said above and a great track layout:thumbsup:

MikePimlott 02-11-2008 07:55 PM

And well done to they guys who won the prizes. An RB5 and a ZX5 SP top prizes :thumbsup:

Answer-RC-Pete 02-11-2008 07:57 PM

Yeah - Ive Pm`d the guy who won the RB5 - I have it here with me. He had never been racing before so sure he will be dead pleased with it.. Good intro to the hobby for anyone..

matdodd 02-11-2008 07:58 PM

Top venue & good tricky track :thumbsup: & I made it back for almost all the GP :D

leechy 02-11-2008 08:01 PM

Top day..... just wished I had managed to finish a race lol

bigred5765 02-11-2008 08:13 PM

Guys awsome meeting, best i have been to in years,loved the track, the jumps,and the surface, one to try if you didn't make it today, don't miss out next time,

Jonesy 02-11-2008 08:57 PM

I apologise again for my absence, hurt my back in work yesterday moving offices so had the feet up all day to be safe!!

Any results anyone??

Jamie B4 02-11-2008 09:35 PM

Today @ Bury
 
One word 'CLASS'

Really enjoyed it jumps were excellent and do-able but at the same time could catch you out. Will definately be a regular if this carries on. Hope to improve and has made me enjoy indoors again.

Spencer Mulcahy 02-11-2008 09:37 PM

Fantastic venue realy well run meeting the track was perfect on a par with worksop so if you missed it today come to the next one you wont be dissapointed.:thumbsup:

WHITTLER555 02-11-2008 10:54 PM

The track surface was excellent, in 4WD I used worn yellow mini spikes and worn grp's and they gave good consistent grip, never felt the need to go to mini pins.

The racing was good and ran to schedule and I did'nt have to get up at the crack of dawn to go racing:thumbsup:

Just seen the GP on Sky+, I now have a dicky ticker G!!!

About time a British racer got the luck EH!

Nice one Lewis!

Chequered Flag Racing 03-11-2008 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigred5765 (Post 174432)
Guys awsome meeting, best i have been to in years,loved the track, the jumps,and the surface, one to try if you didn't make it today, don't miss out next time,

Made this one, but can't make next one, work :thumbdown:

Going to check out next years dates to see if I can get there again.

Probably could have made bottom A 2wd if I could have doubled one of the quads but I couldn't :(. Just they seemed to inconsistent. Even caught out some of the gods in both A finals. I was probably losing 1 to 2 seconds through that bit. Moan over.

Other than the above had a good days racing on a track surface that stayed consistent http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif

Danny McGee 03-11-2008 11:45 AM

Who won!

The race controller 03-11-2008 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Answer-RC-Pete (Post 174402)
Excellent day! thouroughly enjoyed coming dead last in 2wd - no I really did!

Are the results available on line or likely to be? Intrigued what I did in my final time...


I'll get around to it. Not in a rush are you ??

njc11 03-11-2008 12:04 PM

Just to say what Stu said... thank you for everyone who helped set up, and again clear away.. very much appreciated :thumbsup:

No probs with the help Stu / Roger you know where i am, so anytime! :)

The day went really well i feel.. we got plenty of feed back , so we've taken there thoughts on board.. so watch this space!!

Looking forward to the next one now!! It will be bigger and better hopefully!!

Any ideas with regards the track layout for next time?? Feel free to post some ideas on here..

Cheers

Nick
:thumbsup:


Quote:

Originally Posted by woOdy (Post 174400)
Hi guy's. A VERY BIG Thanks for everybody that turned up today. It was FANTASTIC. A big thanks to Nick Caro for all the help over the last few weeks. Also I would like to thank Stu Hurley, Mike Bradbury, Pete Byrom, Stu Evans and Mike Pimlot for helping with the track yesterday.

The venue is ACE and would love to keep it so thats very much for following the rules. Some tricky parts and easy parts of the track and as far as brakages all i heard of was when people crashed and went off track.

Another big thanks to Dad for running a great meeting also. A few spots of panic but you did very well.

All I can ask is if you could all come next time and now we know what we can do and use I think it will be much better. Remember this was the first indoor meeting we have ran so I think it went really well.

Thanks again and see you all soon.:thumbsup:

P.s. If I did forget to thank anyone I am very sorry as my head was thinking at 100 miles an hour.


bigred5765 03-11-2008 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danny McGee (Post 174683)
Who won!

2wd went
craggy
lowe
dodd
latham
fox
sleigh
fab
wood
???
???
4wd
bradders
lowe
??
pass, sorry

MikePimlott 03-11-2008 01:09 PM

4WD

Bradders
Lowe
?????
?????

Fabs 03-11-2008 02:37 PM

2wd went
craggy
lowe
dodd
latham
FOXY
??
Fab
Woody
???
???

Cowman 03-11-2008 03:43 PM

Just wanted to say thankyou aswell. This was my first ever race, I finished last and only did 1 and a half races after frying my speedo. I really enjoyed it though and everyone was really helpful. I will definatly be back, especially after winning the raffle, for which I would like to thank Answer-RC-Pete for his honesty and also for helping me throughout the day. Also thanks to stu, Roger and everyone who ran the day, it was a great introduction to the hobby for me.

Robfo 03-11-2008 03:58 PM

Bury was great! I liked the track but couldn't manage that double in the middle with my 4wd, think i ran out of talent there:lol:

Gonna be back for some more rounds if time permits :thumbsup:

bigred5765 03-11-2008 04:01 PM

its great to see everyone has positive comments lookin for for the bury indoor winter season guys, well done

_sleigh_ 03-11-2008 04:17 PM

Great day's racing. Shame I misjudged the journey time and arrived nearly an hour before the doors opened. :yawn:

Even though the track was compact, it raced extremely well. I agree with Mr Lowe about the four hump section in the middle, the up slopes need to be abit stronger, to stop random bouncing on take off. Apart from that the meeting was excellent, run smoothly and away nice and early. :thumbsup:

I did mention to WoOdy about possibly running the track 90deg to Sundays layout, and making use of the recessed section of the building. That would give a straight about the same as Sunday, but also more track depth. Rostrum could be placed where we pitted Sunday and pitting could then fill the top end of the room. I think that idea would all depend on the movement of the fancy gymnastics flooring :confused:

Wow, I managed all that post without mentioning the random back maker who "jumped out" infront of me, managing to pop-off almost every ball-joint of the front of my car. Oh well, still a great meeting :) Did I mention LiPo are ACE :thumbsup:

P_B 03-11-2008 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _sleigh_ (Post 174783)
Wow, I managed all that post without mentioning the random back maker who "jumped out" infront of me, managing to pop-off almost every ball-joint of the front of my car. Oh well, still a great meeting :)

Was that in the final? I saw Stu Hurley valiantly trying to piece it back together - the 2WD 'A' did look a bit like the first day back at school :D

Spencer Mulcahy 03-11-2008 05:31 PM

I must say sorry for my track cut in the B final :thumbdown: I got mullered over the big jump after a good start and I lost it for a second. After Rog shouted I slowed right down to the back of the field and carried on with my race. I hate this kind of thing so it wont happen again.:blush: The X5 is bloody ace only been two meetings with it so I am not counting my chickens lets hope it carrys on.

Cowman 03-11-2008 05:46 PM

Forgot to say that I left my chair at the race, its a green one if anyones seen it?

Irri Tant 03-11-2008 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _sleigh_ (Post 174783)

I did mention to WoOdy about possibly running the track 90deg to Sundays layout, and making use of the recessed section of the building.

use the sand pit next time :woot::o:thumbsup:

Fabs 03-11-2008 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robfo (Post 174771)
Bury was great! I liked the track but couldn't manage that double in the middle with my 4wd, think i ran out of talent there:lol:


Yeah you're shit :o

Fabs 03-11-2008 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _sleigh_ (Post 174783)
I did mention to WoOdy about possibly running the track 90deg to Sundays layout, and making use of the recessed section of the building. That would give a straight about the same as Sunday, but also more track depth. Rostrum could be placed where we pitted Sunday and pitting could then fill the top end of the room. I think that idea would all depend on the movement of the fancy gymnastics flooring :confused:

You mean with the straight going away/towards us as we're standing on the rostrum?

For me that's a big NO NO been there done that it makes it too far and even worse with buggys, mode difficult to judge the jumps.

Mike Hudson 03-11-2008 06:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fabs (Post 174816)
Yeah you're shit :o

language please :cry:

CLARKSON 03-11-2008 06:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fabs (Post 174817)
You mean with the straight going away/towards us as we're standing on the rostrum?

For me that's a big NO NO been there done that it makes it too far and even worse with buggys, mode difficult to judge the jumps.


That Phil Sleigh eh :confused:

What an amateur :thumbdown: i think you should rule the world fabs, bring on the one man french revolution :thumbsup:

stuhurley 03-11-2008 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by P_B (Post 174807)
Was that in the final? I saw Stu Hurley valiantly trying to piece it back together - the 2WD 'A' did look a bit like the first day back at school :D


Yeah Sorry Phil, I only saw the one popped off first time, hence your 2 pit stops :blush:

MikePimlott 03-11-2008 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stuhurley (Post 174825)
Yeah Sorry Phil, I only saw the one popped off first time, hence your 2 pit stops :blush:

school boy error :thumbdown: :woot:

_sleigh_ 03-11-2008 06:31 PM

Don't be silly, all you can ever ask of a marshall is that they've tried their best. Afterall you're not really there to fix cars.

DaveG28 03-11-2008 08:11 PM

Be glad it wasn't as knackered as the pred that got lamped flat out, ouch!

Must apologize again for my driving in the 4wd B, took the same car out twice. Couldn't do much about the first as I was trying to avoid a crash, but the second was really bad driving, plus I didn't wait for it to be marshalled. Sorry again to the guy involved!

The race controller 03-11-2008 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Answer-RC-Pete (Post 174402)
Excellent day! thouroughly enjoyed coming dead last in 2wd - no I really did!

Are the results available on line or likely to be? Intrigued what I did in my final time...

The Results are on our website:- www.bmrcc.talktalk.net


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