RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Graham - 21st-Apr-26

Good Morning
so today it's Super-Touring Cars
A question was raised about the identity of the Demon Tweeks Porsche 911 run in the previous Event.
It is actually a Porsche 911R which run in the 1967 Marathon de la Route Road Race.
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Graham - 21st-Apr-26
Shoot out update
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So Modsports Audi A4 is the leading Super Touring & Shoot out leading car.
Tomorrow it's Modern British Touring Car day
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Kevan - 21st-Apr-26
A couple more photos of Porsche 911's in Saloon car races:
Jim Palmer Porsche 911S 2.2 litre - 1st place BNSW Saloon Car Race - Ruapuna 31 May 1971
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Ian ‘Big Pete’ Geoghegan – ex-Brian Foley Jim Palmer Porsche 911S 2.8 litre – Bay Park 29 Dec 74
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1974 Ruapuna - #3 Tim McKeown Porsche 911
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Brumos RSR -
Brumos RSR - 22nd-Apr-26
Let’s keep racing, but thats not a ‘67 911R it’s a 72-74 RSR minus the ducktail spoiler which is eligible for the proxy. I’m the one that asked about it as I take 911 to mean 911s or T and didn’t think RS or RSR as there are differences. My ask was for RS bodies and others to remain eligible going forward. I’m pretty technical in the 1:1 world of 911s so I will need to inquire on specific 911 models going forward. Race On
That A4 looks fast and the Volvo huge
RE: Brumos RSR -
Graham - 22nd-Apr-26
(22nd-Apr-26, 01:14 AM)Brumos RSR Wrote: Let’s keep racing, but thats not a ‘67 911R it’s a 72-74 RSR minus the ducktail spoiler which is eligible for the proxy. I’m the one that asked about it as I take 911 to mean 911s or T and didn’t think RS or RSR as there are differences. My ask was for RS bodies and others to remain eligible going forward. I’m pretty technical in the 1:1 world of 911s so I will need to inquire on specific 911 models going forward. Race On
That A4 looks fast and the Volvo huge
It looks like a case of Fly using the same manufacturing mould for convenience, and then marketing the models inaccurately, which I guess is not too surprising. However I believe the entry was made in good faith without the in depth knowledge of Porsche models of the period.
And the entrant maintained the dimensional measurements of the wheel/axle widths in accordance with the rules.
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Kevan - 22nd-Apr-26
60's, 70's, 80's 911's all look the same to me
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Graham - 22nd-Apr-26

Good morning
So today is Modern British Touring Cars video, probably one of my favourite Classes as there is very little difference between the "Slot car performance" in the models of this type. A short video of only 4 contenders
Tomorrow is " Touring Muscle Car" day
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
73emgee - 22nd-Apr-26
Happy to see the MG-6 survived the trip across the Pond and is still running. Very close times in this small class. Looking forward to seeing the Event 3 cars on track.
Bob
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
Graham - 22nd-Apr-26
Update on the shoot out for Classes A-D
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So 73Emgee is the Class D leading Car, but for a change ModSports Audi A4 remains the fastest car in the shootout so far.
RE: Global Touring Cars Challenge -Rounds & Results -
fiery1 - 23rd-Apr-26
Kevan
Love those porsche photos as all on New Zealand circuits.