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yeah there was a trail of smurf blood all the way back to the pits - i was surprised they changed it at the track I would have given up and gone home lol.

you should have dropped by and said hi! I've seen lotus guy (who's name I can't remember for the life of me) at the last 3 events i'vebeen to, including his first race meet at Oran Park late last year. looks like car and driver are both going well :thanks:

i didnt know it was you

his name is andrew we call him sausage , i was at bathurst and the oran park one hour with him as well

yes i wouldnt have bother changing a box for a test day

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I had a blast today,,,The radical is by far the quickest car I've ever driven. Tail-out fun indeed, especially up the hill to the bridge and the rightt/left afterwards.

Thanks heaps to everybody that helped keep me on the track today.

I would have thought that lotus would be quicker than me but no way. I was pulling it in evey lap,,,what was with the short cut on to the south circuit?.

Neil.




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