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thegreenhell said:
Otispunkmeyer said:
Someone's just binned the XJR-15
I know they have a reputation for being very difficult to handle, but that was a very strange place to crash.thegreenhell said:
MiniMan64 said:
Is there a running order somewhere of what goes up when?
https://www.goodwood.com/globalassets/.road--racin...Drift fellas going up now
Maximus_Meridius101 said:
I wouldn’t trust the BBC forecast as far as I could throw it. I always listen to a long range forecast, that a farmer friend of mine pays a fair bit for. It’s never got it wrong in all the years I’ve been going, it says steady rain all weekend, with a lively storm on Sunday at about midday. Even the crappy BBC forecast says rain leading up to the weekend, meaning it will almost certainly be a mud bath.
I hope your farmer friend manages to get a refund.Did pastrana have some kind of in camera deal he made goodwood use?
I noticed in practice yesterday and today. His whole run was just an in cam shot of him, You didnt see the car going up the hill at all and it cut cameras every second it was impossible to follow.
Dumbest thing ive seen in a while.
I noticed in practice yesterday and today. His whole run was just an in cam shot of him, You didnt see the car going up the hill at all and it cut cameras every second it was impossible to follow.
Dumbest thing ive seen in a while.
PaulWoof said:
Did pastrana have some kind of in camera deal he made goodwood use?
I noticed in practice yesterday and today. His whole run was just an in cam shot of him, You didnt see the car going up the hill at all and it cut cameras every second it was impossible to follow.
Dumbest thing ive seen in a while.
I think it’s because he looked so focused that the tv director obviously felt we all wanted to see that. It’s great for a replay but not the live run. I noticed in practice yesterday and today. His whole run was just an in cam shot of him, You didnt see the car going up the hill at all and it cut cameras every second it was impossible to follow.
Dumbest thing ive seen in a while.
Just want to point out to all those that arrived at 6/7.00am to avoid the queues, that we drove down from the North (Midhurst route), arrived at 10.00/10.15am and drove straight in to the public car-park and parked up without even stopping. Then walked directly to the entrance, again no queues for Covid check or ticket scan. It was a credit to the organisers.
By the way, we were walking over the main bridge when they were clearing away the wreckage of the XJR15. You could see the extent of the damage from above. Parts availability might be a problem. Wasn’t that the first carbon tub road legal car?
By the way, we were walking over the main bridge when they were clearing away the wreckage of the XJR15. You could see the extent of the damage from above. Parts availability might be a problem. Wasn’t that the first carbon tub road legal car?
So glad the event finally went ahead, it seems like we all had a brilliant time, I know I really enjoyed a brief return to normality.
Amazing effort by all involved to get it going (I heard that the pilot event request was rejected and they had to appeal with only 10days to go).
Roll on the Revival and Members meeting!
Incidentally if anyone wants tickets to the members meeting but isn't GRRC or Fellowship ping me a message and I'm happy to order them for you.
Amazing effort by all involved to get it going (I heard that the pilot event request was rejected and they had to appeal with only 10days to go).
Roll on the Revival and Members meeting!
Incidentally if anyone wants tickets to the members meeting but isn't GRRC or Fellowship ping me a message and I'm happy to order them for you.
ecsrobin said:
No you won’t.
Why's that?I thought we were allowed to buy tickets for others?
Edited to add:
Ahh I see they're all sold out now, when I checked the other day I could have sworn they still had some available on the Saturday.
Edited by CrunkleFloop on Sunday 11th July 19:41
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