21st-Apr-23, 12:11 PM
Slot Rally last night.
Birthday cake for all as it's Kev's 21st+VAT (value added time) on Monday.
Little Druidale has a new layout, all 6 sections in use with two long runs to stretch the cars legs.
It was good to see Gav again, obviously struggling in pain but driving a couple of Ferraris must help a little. The Metro 6R4 having a bad time on Druidale after a wheel fell off in practice. The Ferrari 308 was one of his best runners.
Chris managing to get away from work to enjoy a night on the Rally stages with a couple of favourite Ninco's in his pit box and a quick Hinda Civic keeping ahead of the Toyota Supra.
Mike H returned with some more work on the 'Stoney Bridge' for Little Druidale and has taken the Manx stone cottage to paint. The Alpine A310 goes well and the Toyota GT4 (or is that a GT2) is a smooth operator.
Andy's Ferrari F40 having ground clearance issues driving downhill on Druidale stayed in the garage tonight...but the lady crew in the Alfa had a good runout tonight to win Open 2WD.
Kev's TR7 has a new chassis (version 4) and went better...but not as well as the BMW M1 which was actually the quickest car overall (I double checked the times because it was a big surprise).
Geoff is another who likes to drive a Jag XK120, with a decent set of alloys it goes well. His Peugeot 208 was top of the Pro 2WD class that was again the most popular class tonight.
Brian likes his Pro 2WD class cars with threee (< count them) entries, the best of which was the Renault Megane, it certainly doesn't look as quick as his other two cars in this class but there it is!
Plus an overall comparison chart...
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Next week sees the return of Club Cars on track with BMW 320i Group 5's and Revoslots
Birthday cake for all as it's Kev's 21st+VAT (value added time) on Monday.
Little Druidale has a new layout, all 6 sections in use with two long runs to stretch the cars legs.
It was good to see Gav again, obviously struggling in pain but driving a couple of Ferraris must help a little. The Metro 6R4 having a bad time on Druidale after a wheel fell off in practice. The Ferrari 308 was one of his best runners.
Chris managing to get away from work to enjoy a night on the Rally stages with a couple of favourite Ninco's in his pit box and a quick Hinda Civic keeping ahead of the Toyota Supra.
Mike H returned with some more work on the 'Stoney Bridge' for Little Druidale and has taken the Manx stone cottage to paint. The Alpine A310 goes well and the Toyota GT4 (or is that a GT2) is a smooth operator.
Andy's Ferrari F40 having ground clearance issues driving downhill on Druidale stayed in the garage tonight...but the lady crew in the Alfa had a good runout tonight to win Open 2WD.
Kev's TR7 has a new chassis (version 4) and went better...but not as well as the BMW M1 which was actually the quickest car overall (I double checked the times because it was a big surprise).
Geoff is another who likes to drive a Jag XK120, with a decent set of alloys it goes well. His Peugeot 208 was top of the Pro 2WD class that was again the most popular class tonight.
Brian likes his Pro 2WD class cars with threee (< count them) entries, the best of which was the Renault Megane, it certainly doesn't look as quick as his other two cars in this class but there it is!
Plus an overall comparison chart...
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Next week sees the return of Club Cars on track with BMW 320i Group 5's and Revoslots
Life is like a box of Slot cars...
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