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revolution race gear?

I forgot about it so will probably make one with electrical tape.

weather forecast is improving.

I'm in the same group as Ferrari 308 and the X3 :/

I picked up some rolls of blue and red contact (the stuff I used to cover my school textbooks with to protect them) from the local newsagent

Just a couple of bucks and cut a triangle out with scissors for battery and tow indicators

KB most likely, as they have to submit the lists to the timing people and CAMS with enough time for all of the checks and data entry to be done.

1 lap before the motor carked it was a 1:29.7 i think. Was running on low boost, and shifting early all day to keep in the torque range... might have accidently over-revved it once, hope that wasn't it. Temps were great all day, suffered a little bit from oil burning when braking.

I've never been much of a fan for the 35R's but the two out there on Saturday sounded fantastic with speed to match. Artz said he may have got some video footage.

Some footage of me trying to keep up with NEIL00 :(

Great battle with Neil, spose him and his cheater 340kws is a bit unfair but you pull him right up on the corners!

Had a great day thanks to everyone there...

http://youtu.be/GxnuZiqHgsM

Great time! Interesting to see the top speed a stock 35R reaches at Sandown

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