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I went out for a bit of fun, 13.005 @105MPH.

Never broke the twelves. It seems te hotter weather at the start made it the quickest.

I did 7 runs before the skid cars came out and I said fuggit and headed home. Nearly home, just stopped for food

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Nice stuff, where you in the white 33 with the gtr wing?

nah that wasn't me, as Brett said below:

No he was in a decent car

I was in a bright orange XR6T, my last two runs were terrible, I wish I'd sat those two out with my mates, I was trying to launch too hard and the car didn't like it.

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