Photos from Riponian Rally - 56k warning
Photos from Riponian Rally - 56k warning
Author
Discussion

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
Well, I finally finished cutting down and sorting out the photos from the Riponian Rally last sunday...what a day it was with Woolleson, Vette_1978 and myself wandering around in the mud getting stones and gravel chucked at us at an ungodly spead hehe

The weather was absolutely fantastic and Im looking forward to the next outing

Anyway, heres some pics from the day - Hopefully Phil and Jason will contribute too?

images removed due to revised T&C's

Edited by jagdpanther on Tuesday 1st April 22:53

Killer2005

20,578 posts

257 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
None of timmy? hehe

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
Killer2005 said:
None of timmy? hehe



Timmy

Martin_Hx

4,024 posts

227 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
lol

AL600-or-so

2,679 posts

247 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
Nice to see a 6R4 where it should be biggrin

Great pics Scotter!

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
AL600-or-so said:
Nice to see a 6R4 where it should be biggrin

Great pics Scotter!
I love the old 6R4's, but the Puma looked to be much faster yes


Thanks Al wink

AL600-or-so

2,679 posts

247 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
jagdpanther said:
AL600-or-so said:
Nice to see a 6R4 where it should be biggrin

Great pics Scotter!
I love the old 6R4's, but the Puma looked to be much faster yes


Thanks Al wink
Puma... Faster than a 6R4, seriously???

Want to know what's faster? YHM!

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
AL600-or-so said:
jagdpanther said:
AL600-or-so said:
Nice to see a 6R4 where it should be biggrin

Great pics Scotter!
I love the old 6R4's, but the Puma looked to be much faster yes


Thanks Al wink
Puma... Faster than a 6R4, seriously???

Want to know what's faster? YHM!
Seriously, this Puma was nuts

Greensleeves

1,235 posts

232 months

Thursday 14th February 2008
quotequote all
jagdpanther said:
AL600-or-so said:
jagdpanther said:
AL600-or-so said:
Nice to see a 6R4 where it should be biggrin

Great pics Scotter!
I love the old 6R4's, but the Puma looked to be much faster yes


Thanks Al wink
Puma... Faster than a 6R4, seriously???

Want to know what's faster? YHM!
Seriously, this Puma was nuts
I don't know what the current spec is but when they built them, they were Escort Cossie or WRC running gear under a Puma shell. Kev Proctor and Dave Brown both had them. Mint pieces of kit!

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all
Greensleeves said:
I don't know what the current spec is but when they built them, they were Escort Cossie or WRC running gear under a Puma shell. Kev Proctor and Dave Brown both had them. Mint pieces of kit!
I had a feeling you would know Dave

It was seriously quick, seriously loud and the wastegoat was unloading every couple of seconds with some ferocious intensity

Trickie Dickie

2,399 posts

263 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all

Great action photos again Scott

I like the little green Mini (one of the 1st shots)
and the TR7/8? - but why did he have his lights up?
Surely they cause drag and stand a high chance of getting smashed?

Well done

Cheers

Rich

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all
Trickie Dickie said:
Great action photos again Scott

I like the little green Mini (one of the 1st shots)
and the TR7/8? - but why did he have his lights up?
Surely they cause drag and stand a high chance of getting smashed?

Well done

Cheers

Rich
Had a feeling you would like the Mini Rich

As for the TR7 V8, I dont think there are many Rallys where aerodynamic drag will come into much effect to be fair...mabye Greensleeves can clarify

Plus it looks cool with the pods up biggrin

blot

1,308 posts

266 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all
V nice pics smile

Dave's puma is indeed escort wrc running gear and a beautiful piece of machinery. Kev is using his in the british rallycross championship, so does not have the restricted turbo. Last time I saw it I think it was running circa 650bhp without any great mods (well maybe a cone filter, big bore exhaust & some go faster stickers......)

Dave Browns popping puma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFreEjUHwSs

n one

918 posts

232 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all
Super pics, thanks for sharing biggrin

I only managed to get to the afternoon run at Lightwater unfortunetly.

I`ll catch you next time Blot thumbup

Vette_1978

3,260 posts

251 months

Friday 15th February 2008
quotequote all
Here's a few of mine to add to the collection.......


























jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
quotequote all
Nice shots Phil clap

the Subaru shot is razor sharp

Greensleeves

1,235 posts

232 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
quotequote all
jagdpanther said:
Trickie Dickie said:
Great action photos again Scott

I like the little green Mini (one of the 1st shots)
and the TR7/8? - but why did he have his lights up?
Surely they cause drag and stand a high chance of getting smashed?

Well done

Cheers

Rich
Had a feeling you would like the Mini Rich

As for the TR7 V8, I dont think there are many Rallys where aerodynamic drag will come into much effect to be fair...mabye Greensleeves can clarify

Plus it looks cool with the pods up biggrin
I've absolutely no idea.

All the logic says they should be down. You actually reach flat in top on a load of occasions in Dalby and Langdale (although not used on the Riponian) so the drag will come in to it, I'm gearded for 120, can't vouch for the TR.

I don't know how heavy the mechanisms would be? Perhaps they're either heavy, unreliable or vulnerable to rock damage so it's best to lock them up to either save weight or prevent the car from retiring from an event for something as simple as the lights not working?

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
quotequote all
Greensleeves said:
I've absolutely no idea.

All the logic says they should be down. You actually reach flat in top on a load of occasions in Dalby and Langdale (although not used on the Riponian) so the drag will come in to it, I'm gearded for 120, can't vouch for the TR.

I don't know how heavy the mechanisms would be? Perhaps they're either heavy, unreliable or vulnerable to rock damage so it's best to lock them up to either save weight or prevent the car from retiring from an event for something as simple as the lights not working?
I know there were a couple of points where the hammer remains fully down around Dalby, actually fairly sure I heard you heading towards us at one point (or was that the gearbox? hehe)

IIRC the TR7 light units are the same ones that TVR nicked for the early wedges. That being said, the mechanisms probably take quite a beating in Rally conditions so he more than likely does lock them up to reduce the risk of failure?

How did that post come accross??? Coherent??

Im still drunk from last night laugh

Greensleeves

1,235 posts

232 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
quotequote all
Pissed as a fart mate. Have another hour in bed!

jagdpanther

Original Poster:

19,633 posts

248 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
quotequote all
Greensleeves said:
Pissed as a fart mate. Have another hour in bed!
Feeling a bit better now laugh

Need breakfast