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OK, Thanks to Kev for taping it, I've digitised the 1/2 hour show that showed the Dutton Rally coverage, and put it on youtube. It's in 3 parts, as youtube won't allow anything longer than 10 minutes.

Part 1 -

Part 2 -

Part 3 -

For you lazy sods that can't spare 21 minutes to watch all of that, I've edited it down to 2:57, basically just the bits with skylines, one rex, an Aston martin and a 180 SX in it -

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Some better footage in the 1 hour show on foxtel.

Some high flying action from bris and juzz.

Some interesting footage of "jesus" in his.......32! WTF!

Also, looks like ryan and I came third in rookie team, when on the night we came 4th. Have to chase that one up as its on the results page that we came third. Where is our trophy farkin!

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Some interesting footage of "jesus" in his.......32! WTF!

I was laughing at that. At first I thought looking at the helmet it must have been Handbags (couldnt remember what his looked like) but then he was selecting wrong gears everywhere and I was wondering how on earth he ran a 1.19.1 driving like that. Only then did it dawn on me it was infact an R32 GT-R and not those boys at all.

But watching our footage you'd have to wonder how we won. They show me losing it at Shep airport, Blaise losing it at Winton and me waving to the officials at Sandown because I could only do 1 fast lap due to the water temp issues. Even the shot of Blaise from the W.A. round was him having a small lose. So we must be hacks - which makes all of you even bigger hacks! :thumbsup:

But that hour show was definitely a better coverage than the chanel 9 version. Even SAU Vic got a plug thanks to Juz!

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Interesting that we came 3rd... id like to know what happend to who ever was in front of us... cheaters. Glad we got a bit more air time too.

Poor team sexpo, guess Dutton isnt R rated. People must always borrow pimped hummers for midnight repair runs and then come back and blitz the times. hence no airtime

NickR33 Grand Master

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watched this last night was really good to see everyone kicking Evo and Porka ass... the lap onboard Chris' 33GTR around Sandown was awesome!

thought we wouldn't see any of the Sil80 but they showed a brilliant run right at the end, couldn't quite see who was driving but assume because it was GOOD driving then it was probably Ryan...... that and the drivers head wasn't jammed up against the roof! ;)

the footage of Snowies GTR was a bit dissapointing, they really didn't capture how much faster you guys were... but plenty of sliding

bring on deca

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