RE: Hillclimb school in a Golf R

[Carlique]

After reading this comparison, I bet the R's time in the wet would'nt be far off either! Cracking car, can't wait to get mine

http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/compari...

[CO2000]

jpp said:

tr7v8 said:

According to Wiki that isn't the hill record.
The current outright record holder is Scott Moran, who set a time of 34.76 seconds in June 2014 in his Gould GR61X. Which is an average of 86.8MPH according to my dodgy maths!

A bit more like 24.76 seconds is the record and he frequently runs close to that. About 125 into bottom S. Takes some cojones.

2 different hills though

[tr7v8]

CO2000 said:

jpp said:

tr7v8 said:

According to Wiki that isn't the hill record.
The current outright record holder is Scott Moran, who set a time of 34.76 seconds in June 2014 in his Gould GR61X. Which is an average of 86.8MPH according to my dodgy maths!

A bit more like 24.76 seconds is the record and he frequently runs close to that. About 125 into bottom S. Takes some cojones.

2 different hills though

Well spotted this is off of the Doune Hillclimb website
The current record set on 22nd June 2014 is held by Scott Moran driving a Gould 3.5L GR61x NME and stands at 34.76 seconds

So Wiki is right.

[CO2000]

tr7v8 said:

CO2000 said:

jpp said:

tr7v8 said:

According to Wiki that isn't the hill record.
The current outright record holder is Scott Moran, who set a time of 34.76 seconds in June 2014 in his Gould GR61X. Which is an average of 86.8MPH according to my dodgy maths!

A bit more like 24.76 seconds is the record and he frequently runs close to that. About 125 into bottom S. Takes some cojones.

2 different hills though

Well spotted this is off of the Doune Hillclimb website
The current record set on 22nd June 2014 is held by Scott Moran driving a Gould 3.5L GR61x NME and stands at 34.76 seconds

So Wiki is right.

I was there at Doune in June it was awesome to see/hear!