Btcc brands hatch
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So before anyone else starts a thread for it I better start it. So last 3 races for the 2013 season with the Jordan almost certain to be champion in both main championship and independents championship.
No news on any extra cars for the last round amd should be back with team boss for what will be the final race for the golf. Unless fuller doesn't compete with team hard no new drivers for them aswel.
This is also the last weekend for the old type porschers aswel.
No news on any extra cars for the last round amd should be back with team boss for what will be the final race for the golf. Unless fuller doesn't compete with team hard no new drivers for them aswel.
This is also the last weekend for the old type porschers aswel.
The Wookie said:
To be fair that engine's got to be running at 'she canny take much more captain' levels of boost already 
Both the Insignia's looked bloody quick down the straights last weekend, but the corners were another matter! They like to cock the inside rear wheel like an 80s hot hatch. 

cupofbeans said:
Both the Insignia's looked bloody quick down the straights last weekend, but the corners were another matter! They like to cock the inside rear wheel like an 80s hot hatch. 
I was following Howard Fuller into Brooklands for quite a lot of the day on Sunday, a couple of times it looked like it was going to fall over!! Must have been a good 8-10 inches of air under the inside rear wheel!
The Wookie said:
cupofbeans said:
Both the Insignia's looked bloody quick down the straights last weekend, but the corners were another matter! They like to cock the inside rear wheel like an 80s hot hatch. 
I was following Howard Fuller into Brooklands for quite a lot of the day on Sunday, a couple of times it looked like it was going to fall over!! Must have been a good 8-10 inches of air under the inside rear wheel!
The Wookie said:
I was following Howard Fuller into Brooklands for quite a lot of the day on Sunday, a couple of times it looked like it was going to fall over!! Must have been a good 8-10 inches of air under the inside rear wheel!
That's one of the things I can't get my head around with NGTC cars. I'm just not used to seeing racing cars handle like that. It reminded me of a guy in classic racing at Knockhill, who drives a proper FIA-spec MK2 Escort on tarmac rally suspension. So much body roll!
Henry Fiddleton said:
Well I am hoping Turkington wins it- somehow!
The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Me too - he's been extremely unlucky in the latter part of the season - subject to some scandalous driving at Snetterton for example.The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Looking forward to taking my lad for his first Brands experience; it's also my first trip to spectate there since going to see the Silk Cut Jags and Rothmans Porshces in the old 1,000KM!!
Henry Fiddleton said:
Well I am hoping Turkington wins it- somehow!
The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Should be a good weekend, might even wonder over.
I will second that, Turkington is a different class of driver altogether.The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Should be a good weekend, might even wonder over.
R0nin said:
Henry Fiddleton said:
Well I am hoping Turkington wins it- somehow!
The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Should be a good weekend, might even wonder over.
I will second that, Turkington is a different class of driver altogether.The cleanest and most complete driver on the grid - a proper driver (not the usual nudge to pass).
Should be a good weekend, might even wonder over.
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