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Hey guys,

Just picked up the latest edition of tarmac magazine...

Its a good read but what interested me was the article in the back page.... check it out.

Its an interview with Jim Richards talking about the Bathurst race where the 32 GTR won but crashed on the last lap to bring on the famous "PACK OF ARSEHOLES" speech.

Just a heads up.... also WTF has happened to ignition DVD???

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Yeah, where did Ignition DVD go! I thought it was just my nesagent not stocking enough car mags :ninja:

Even Zoo has been absent from the stands.

I've been looking more at the bike mags now ... and that not good for my car interests :laugh:

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Yeah, where did Ignition DVD go! I thought it was just my nesagent not stocking enough car mags :(

Even Zoo has been absent from the stands.

I've been looking more at the bike mags now ... and that not good for my car interests ;)

yeah the wrong ones though......get into Heavy Duty bud

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The Ignition DVD is being sold seperate now, due to the contract ending and the Magazine Company (which handles Hot4's, HPI, etc) didn't want to renew the contract.

You can find the DVD in Newsagents (if they stock them) or find them at Autobahn for around $15.

This is why HPI and Hot4's now have 2 extra issues with their current issue, to fill the gap that the DVD has left!

It's a shame, but the Magazine Company simply didn't want to renew the contract!!

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The Ignition DVD is being sold seperate now, due to the contract ending and the Magazine Company (which handles Hot4's, HPI, etc) didn't want to renew the contract.

You can find the DVD in Newsagents (if they stock them) or find them at Autobahn for around $15.

This is why HPI and Hot4's now have 2 extra issues with their current issue, to fill the gap that the DVD has left!

It's a shame, but the Magazine Company simply didn't want to renew the contract!!

Yeah it is a shame but its been like about 10 weeks since I saw the last ignition... long enough for them to get their shit together.... has edition 33 been released yet??

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No idea? I know after the contact ended, HPI must have felt bad, because the next issue they had a article near the front of the mag saying how awesome the Ignition DVD is.

Apparently a 'GTR Special' Ignition DVD was released recently? But I can't find it!

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yeah the wrong ones though......get into Heavy Duty bud

I read alot of the British bike mags now. Their antics are hilarious sometimes, and articles are always interesting. Aussie mags are just lame and all recycle the same story, like each has the same editor and journos. Same reports on the same jap bikes. And their opinions on diff bikes get in the way of a real verdict of the bikes. Boring. Wouldn't touch Two Wheels if my life depended on it either. :P Plus the British mags report a little more on the BSB and other euro bike races, as well as real road tests on real affordable gear.

My brother gets the Heavy Duty and Lowrider mags ... so I read them when I use his loo :P

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