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Thank you Nico and thank you Andy.
And apologies to Laura...it's not very often I get though the first round. But that was a very un-British victory shout. 'Smokey Joe' was on a final warning, looks like the message has finally got through.
Jane is once again humbled and stunned to be able to compete in such company..."How fortunate am I".
Let's go...OFF ROAD!
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Congratulations Jane that was a blistering run.
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Congrats to all the winners!
My cars just start picking up speed, and then they all seem to hit a wall!
It's all great fun to watch.
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Welcome to a third day of racing...
The first news is that the postman was spotted earlier walking past the house - nothing from Bill. However, there is sometimes a separate parcel delivery - so there's still some hope. Either way, the pancake classes will run today.
A little bit of lunchtime entertainment for the crowd...
That's an exhibition run of two 1997-8 Model Motoring T-Jets: the legendary Gee-TO-Tiger Pontiac GTO and a Sox & Martin ‘67 Plymouth GTX. Both chassis need a lot of work to get them going okay - or a switch of chassis. The GTX won't fit the Tuff Ones wheels, but the Pontiac will.
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Beautiful cars Andy.
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Happy for my cars to stay a few extra days to give Bill a comparison run if the mail fails.
Alan
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I'm with Alan. I'm not in a hurry for my cars. They can stay and play a little longer too. A few days won't make any difference.
Cheers,
Ken
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A few more days are fine with me as well!
But as postal delivery takes 10-12 days one way, they are on the road nearly a month out of two months till the next race. Not much time left for a busy guy to do more testing and tweaking......
But hey, I think those cars are just around the corner!
Donne e motori, gioie e dolori - Frauen und Autos, Freuden und Leiden
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Personally I don’t have a problem with waiting ether but the decision is down to the Racemaster. I know that he is a busy person and may not be able to spread the race out any longer. Plus the fact that Rose may be getting impatient
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I too have no problem waiting, but as Mazda said, the decision about when to race must be Andy's.
We race at the pleasure of the Racemaster!
Iain
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