22nd-Nov-20, 05:19 PM
Round Two
Jane clocked a 0.641 to beat Hank by 0.076 in the first round clash. That wasn't close to her best qualifying time, so the next bye round would be important to find a bit more speed.
Iain had no frights in his race against Laura - winning by 0.067 with a 0.666 ET.
No surprises so far, so Alan was expected to get past Clive. It turned out to be an extremely close run, but Clive caused an upset with a 0.011 win with a 0.650 ET.
Order was restored with a routine 0.069 win for Jeff over Noah - the ETs were 0.626 and 0.693.
The final round two race was between the fifth and sixth qualifiers - sixth-place Bill beating Rebecca by 0.039 of a second for a minor upset. That left three Brits in the top half of the ladder and two American in the bottom. It would be a trans-Atlantic final, but between who would be representing their nations for the Street Stock silverware?
Jane clocked a 0.641 to beat Hank by 0.076 in the first round clash. That wasn't close to her best qualifying time, so the next bye round would be important to find a bit more speed.
Iain had no frights in his race against Laura - winning by 0.067 with a 0.666 ET.
No surprises so far, so Alan was expected to get past Clive. It turned out to be an extremely close run, but Clive caused an upset with a 0.011 win with a 0.650 ET.
Order was restored with a routine 0.069 win for Jeff over Noah - the ETs were 0.626 and 0.693.
The final round two race was between the fifth and sixth qualifiers - sixth-place Bill beating Rebecca by 0.039 of a second for a minor upset. That left three Brits in the top half of the ladder and two American in the bottom. It would be a trans-Atlantic final, but between who would be representing their nations for the Street Stock silverware?
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