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had a blast takin the GTS for a spin

had some great races with the Wilson bros in their Mini's and a bloke in a datsun 1600

2 x 1st 2 x 2nd and a 3rd ( should of been 3 2nd's but i hooked 5th instead of 3rd and thought id done the motor)

best time was a 1.08.58 stock standard except pod filter and some octane boost

reached 170km down the back straight, only when i got a good run onto it. mostly 165km

with some comp tyres, camber kit and a few other bits and pieces i think i could do 1.05's

target time is the minute mark.

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had a blast takin the GTS for a spin

had some great races with the Wilson bros in their Mini's and a bloke in a datsun 1600

2 x 1st 2 x 2nd and a 3rd ( should of been 3 2nd's but i hooked 5th instead of 3rd and thought id done the motor)

best time was a 1.08.58 stock standard except pod filter and some octane boost

reached 170km down the back straight, only when i got a good run onto it. mostly 165km

with some comp tyres, camber kit and a few other bits and pieces i think i could do 1.05's

target time is the minute mark.

It's a long way to a minute.

That last race (last one I saw anyway) with the 1600 looked pretty intense. :P

Tim.

Edited by roaldin

The best lot to watch IMO were the Torana, Commodore, GT-R (Gary), Celica group: very entertaining!

The track was pretty slippery in places. Most of the cars were having difficulty on some newly laid patches on the track so the times achieved were pretty good I reckon.

There was some small amount of rain in the morning and afternoon, those affected had to put up with a very greasy surface.

Thank's to the Mini Car Club for once again running a great grass-roots motor-sport event. Without clubs like MCC and the people involved (especially officials etc), bureaucracy and apathy would kill motorsport.

While I'm here I'll stray off topic a tad and congratulate those involved with the effort to get the drift thing happening. Well Done! I hope it all goes as planned.

Tim.

It's a long way to a minute.

That last race (last one I saw anyway) with the 1600 looked pretty intense. :yes:

Tim.

i have no doubt the minute is way off for yet for me, but i will get there or there abouts sooner or later.

i could get to 5's with some mod's and after that they wont come easy.

you almost got under the minute. best of luck next time

all my races were intense except the 3rd race that i won by about 2-3 sec.

i gave them plenty of racing room as i wanted to stay on the black stuff and drive home.

otherwise i may of made it a bit harder to pass.

i had the legs in a straight line, but the handling let me down. baskerville is like that.

i reckon if i had of had some decent tyres on i may of been able to go that little bit better.

i will have tyres for next time and possible some suppension work too.

i had a ball and cant wait for the next club day and really cant wait to start doing race meetings again.

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Edited by johnGTS-t
............... but only 0.1 to get to a 59 :) sorry tim but i could not resist !!

Cheers Alex

:(

Best I could do with the engine misbehaving as it was. I still had to be a bit conservative given that I didn't know how the engine was going to respond when I got into the throttle.

Bring on engine 1!

Tim.

Edited by roaldin

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