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Results and Timings
http://www.tsl-timing.com/brscc/2008/83231.pdf
Race 1 -
Class A - Dean Cook
Class B - Michael Saunders
Class C - Michael Holden
Race 2 -
Class A - Dean Cook
Class B - Michael Saunders
Class C - Michael Holden
http://www.tsl-timing.com/brscc/2008/83231.pdf
Race 1 -
Class A - Dean Cook
Class B - Michael Saunders
Class C - Michael Holden
Race 2 -
Class A - Dean Cook
Class B - Michael Saunders
Class C - Michael Holden
Edited by Russ35 on Sunday 10th August 21:45
TVR_owner said:
TVRleigh_BBWR said:
If you look at fastest laps all the class C cars was within 2-3 seconds of each other.
The V6s all had fastest laps in the 1 min 11s.Is there any more weight you can shed from the car John....

N.
heightswitch said:
TVR_owner said:
TVRleigh_BBWR said:
If you look at fastest laps all the class C cars was within 2-3 seconds of each other.
The V6s all had fastest laps in the 1 min 11s.Is there any more weight you can shed from the car John....

N.
Silverstone were only my second and third races - and included my first ever wet race.
I had fun - finished the day with a smile on my face. Ambition achieved.
So far the little car has had a class win (as a result of Mickeys off at Anglesey) and two seconds - not bad and certainly beyond what I hoped. Brands maybe better suited to the M, I'm testing a few days before and I will have the gear selection problems that slowed us up in the dry race resolved. What I need is more race experience and more time behind the wheel of the M - that will come.
A little less weight would be nice (though its not lardy) - don't think the car needs anymore power (though it's not 280 BHP).
What the 30 odd year old package needs to do is keep that smile were it was after crossing the line Sunday afternoon in race 2.

It also needs a lttle blue car to chase in class B.;)
TVR_owner said:
heightswitch said:
TVR_owner said:
TVRleigh_BBWR said:
If you look at fastest laps all the class C cars was within 2-3 seconds of each other.
The V6s all had fastest laps in the 1 min 11s.Is there any more weight you can shed from the car John....

N.
Silverstone were only my second and third races - and included my first ever wet race.
I had fun - finished the day with a smile on my face. Ambition achieved.
So far the little car has had a class win (as a result of Mickeys off at Anglesey) and two seconds - not bad and certainly beyond what I hoped. Brands maybe better suited to the M, I'm testing a few days before and I will have the gear selection problems that slowed us up in the dry race resolved. What I need is more race experience and more time behind the wheel of the M - that will come.
A little less weight would be nice (though its not lardy) - don't think the car needs anymore power (though it's not 280 BHP).
What the 30 odd year old package needs to do is keep that smile were it was after crossing the line Sunday afternoon in race 2.

It also needs a lttle blue car to chase in class B.;)
started looking at the seat. Will get some more work done tonight.
decided to write a list of jobs and tick them off one by one.
N.
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