Britcar - Thruxton Photos
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Topcats racing asked me to pop along and take a few snaps for them. Perfect weather on Saturday, there was a shower around the end of the day but nothing compared to Sunday. Sunday was just a monsoon!!
Rather annoyingly the Brticar race was chequered flagged after 70mins (120mins total race) meaning some drivers didn't get a chance to get behind the wheel - and considering the costs involved I'd imagine they were pretty peeved. None the less here are some photos I took. The support race grids were a little on the thin side it has to be said - fingers crossed for better grids next time!
Full set: http://will-belcher.co.uk/index.php/2011/06/britca...







Rather annoyingly the Brticar race was chequered flagged after 70mins (120mins total race) meaning some drivers didn't get a chance to get behind the wheel - and considering the costs involved I'd imagine they were pretty peeved. None the less here are some photos I took. The support race grids were a little on the thin side it has to be said - fingers crossed for better grids next time!
Full set: http://will-belcher.co.uk/index.php/2011/06/britca...







Here's mine;
http://www.flickr.com/photos/19193662@N00/sets/721...
Probably not my best ever but they're okay!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/19193662@N00/sets/721...
Probably not my best ever but they're okay!
Melinda
Like the bird!
The Bird every body knows its a Vanellus vanellus a member of the Charadriidae family Also known as the peewit in imitation of its display calls, its proper name describes its wavering flight. Its black and white appearance and round-winged shape in flight make it distinctive, even without its splendid crest. This familiar farmland bird has suffered significant declines recently and is now an Red List species. However
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Like the bird!
The Bird every body knows its a Vanellus vanellus a member of the Charadriidae family Also known as the peewit in imitation of its display calls, its proper name describes its wavering flight. Its black and white appearance and round-winged shape in flight make it distinctive, even without its splendid crest. This familiar farmland bird has suffered significant declines recently and is now an Red List species. However
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