World Record Timesheet
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PetrolTed

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34,468 posts

332 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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Quick explanatory note from Ted Marlow:

Ted said:

You will note the 0-60mph was 2.9 secs on the world record run not 2.8. However we officially did a 2.8 on a previous run but braked slower! So we know we can improve on our world record. Please put a note to this effect as otherwise p[eople will pick up on the fact the timesheet says 2.9 instaed of 2.8 that we claimed on our press release.


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greg_D

6,542 posts

275 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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0-60 in 38 Metres, holy moly that's really hauling ass, good reaction times too

Greg

YIIHAA

338 posts

281 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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A quick question on technique with 0-100-0 runs. Do you left foot brake to save the time coming fully off the throttle and applying the brake? You wouldn't need the clutch, you could just stall the engine to a standstill.

shithotfast

1,134 posts

297 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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i think he must have had a long chain tied to a lamp post, and a large boat anchor! PS Did all 4 wheels lock-up at the end? hence the sideways slip at the end of the vid??

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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I left foot braked when I did the challenge.... it was very easy to pick up but in reality with practice it didn't make that much difference.

gtrclive

4,193 posts

312 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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Thats roughly 2.0 seconds on the 60ft times, so you could knock off 0.3 of that at the Drag track, as we've done 1.7 sec's on a sticky track......... So we could get under 10......Now that's the next target ah Richard M !!!!

G Man

4,053 posts

289 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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Clive

I would like to go for the sub 10 sec 0-100-0 but it was need a grippy track

Santa Pod RWYB lookout

G MAN

steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Friday 20th August 2004
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G Man said:
Clive

I would like to go for the sub 10 sec 0-100-0 but it was need a grippy track

Santa Pod RWYB lookout

G MAN


The pod is full of drivers trying to do a sub 10 second quarter.
Wonder how they would feel about a 10 second 0-100-0 without even reaching the timeing lights.

Steve

kzrd

35 posts

282 months

Sunday 22nd August 2004
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Deducting Richards very fast reaction time the actual braking time to stop from 100mph is a superb 4.062 secs! Those specifically designed UIltima AP brakes brakes are a must have option!

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Sunday 22nd August 2004
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BUT I think the point was that they did it on the same surface as everyone else.... so it was comparable regardless of how slippery the surface was. and I can assure you Brunters is a very slippery surface.


You should also note that he accelerated to 101.2mph.... not much I know, but worth a few hundreths.

So the perfect 0-100-0 has not been reached in that car.....
I think the point has been made though, would you not agree?

kzrd

35 posts

282 months

Sunday 22nd August 2004
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The McLaren F1 didn't set its record time at Bruntingthorpe somewhere much grippier.