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Sure to be plenty of footage of lil Blue, and fingers crossed the rest of us mugs get a frame or two of air time :D

Think Jamezilla is going to get some air time with his 800m run (crosses fingers) ...this is the start where the camera car was off to the left of shot

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The cars you should all be rooting to see :D

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hehehe..oops :P

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Hahaha - was top footage. James was classic, at least the bullet made it onto the big screen and Newton the Drift Master was funny, - hehehe :(

Only complaint was the footage needed more white 33's :pirate: Good stuff though guys and Juz - also Bris I dont have DVD, but I got it on video which you can borrow if ya like.

I didn't even realise that chick wrecked her Boxter till I saw it on TV today - OUCH ;)

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