Castle Combe mon 25th
Discussion
29 This is quite difficult for me to admit, but no:5 today proved beyond any doubt that not only is he a superb Tuscan driver, he is also a gentleman and a great sport. It has been a privilege to share the same track with this man, and I hope to be able to repeat this experience many times in the future in the full knowledge that no matter how close the battles are between us, at no time did I feel that either of us would put the other at risk, over and above the normal level we accept. Wayne my friend, today you were a true champion
no, seriously, I do actually mean it, well done mate.
No:6, As I'm in the mood to give credit where it's due, for a wippersnapper, you didn't do half bad old son, the word impressive comes to mind, but just as quickly as it entered, it departed, on the grounds that too much praise would not be good for you, or indeed for anyone of such tender years. Nevertheless, you rightfully deserve some acknowledgement, so, very fair, very fair indeed!!!!!!!!
griff2be said:
No:6, As I'm in the mood to give credit where it's due, well done.!!!!!
Thank you very much Uncle Rodney.
It was a fairly torrid day but ended with an enjoyable Feature Race.
If you have any tips for tricky corners at Brands, please could we discuss them before practice. As opposed to what we did at Combe, which was discuss them whilst leaning on the wreckage of No 6?
Edited to say: If you have any tips on making jury service bearable can we also discuss? Bit weird that you were summoned for this week and I'm up next week. Has the whole Tuscan grid been summoned for Jury service?!
>> Edited by griff2be on Tuesday 26th August 16:07
29 Well, my "shaken" but not "stirred" friend, no:5 has beaten me to it "advice wise" anyway!!! Slow in, fast out, but let me add another little gem, smooth lines lead to fast laps, relax, trust in the "force"
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