[Graham]

Team Introductions
Makem Movers
I know that Gerry has a championship winning pair of proxy cars somewhere, but not quite sure that this entry is the one 
   

The Wolf looks menacing, could be a dark horse on some tracks. The Viper was run previously but has been fitted with new running motor and gear. The driver had trouble fitting into the car, so the mechanics at Harlequin had to shorten the drivers neck and helmet to get him settled in.... you will need to read the Qualifying report to understand this 

Ruscillo Racing
Good friend and club mate of mine at the Melton Mowbray Slot Club. The BMW M1 is a regular club racing car so has seen some action, and usually beats mine.
The Merc CLK LM is probably his lesser known performing car. A modified Ninco car with a Scaleauto motor. Has had some success before with the previous proxy series, but a little out of form this year so far.
   

Scott Sports
Mike is our facebook designer and been a loyal supporter of these proxies ever since I started them, his main success so far was with the "Extreme Slotting proxy series" again another entrant whose waiting for fortune to shine on him with these proxies. I think his choice of cars is great for this proxy, the Marcos one of my favourites ( I have a Revoslot version) and I also have an NSR BMW Z4 another favorite car of mine. But can his Marcos cut it in this proxy, obviously not helped the penalty I inflicted on it. But it certainly moves very well on my track. 
   

Brumos RSR
You will hardly find any Proxy in the US without a Brumos car in it, and so has been the case with mine. Tony has often said that he does not understand my rules or scoring, but actually he is not alone I think most of the other entrants feel the same   However I am always pleased to have the privilege of running his cars, and I know an awful lot of research and technical knowhow goes into his creations. He has achieved more success in recent proxies of mine, so I think his expectations will be high this time. Sadly the Maclaren was just a bit too wide to allow into this proxy, but I think it looks great and would have no doubt been a contender for the Event if it had been permitted. (It will be in the post to be returned this week)
   

Harrison's Racers
Becoming a regular to our proxies has is enjoying some success over the Triple Crown series, a member of the NERCS Club. An interesting choice of cars, the Supra used to be a favourite in the days of Ninco race series.
   

Team Cube
Host of the Goldrock Round
Well hoping that the overseas proxy success rubs off this time in this proxy.
I will be willing his cars on. I just love the Ferrari 355, the car appears to have been redecorated and looks really great.
   

Bangers Racing
Master of the chassis design, Chris produces some great performing cars and I am certain they will be great running cars again this time. Already winners of the Rally Cars Slotting proxy, they could clinch the Triple Crown award. An unusual choice of cars and again not taking the obvious route to success but they will definitely be flying.
   

Courtney Sport
What can we say, Sir Courtney was the winner of the previous "Triple Crown series of proxies" (we all remember the Porsche 911) and his track record on US based proxies is overwhelming, so we can expect his single entry to  be pretty formidable.  But don't want to worry the rest of the British GT Event entrants too much 
   

ALS Racing
Another welcome entrant from over the pond, ALS had been a regular participant from the start of my proxies. never quite got into the leading positions but this time the team is looking very strong. Sadly the Thunderslot Lola will not be participating due to a track clearance issue of the chassis, if it had been no doubt would have been a certain winner. However the Ferrari 412P (previous entry in the EIS proxy) and Corvette C6 are certain to be challenging for the top of their Events.
   

LeManx 
previously was a partner in the Touring Cars Proxy as the Deadheads team from the Manx Slot Car Club, this time going it alone with two superb cars based on their B&W constructed chassis. Unfortunately last time out their touring car with a similar chassis construction did not have much luck and suffered with a body mount issue. Hopefully this time we will get to see their cars really demonstrate their potential to be Event winners. The BASF livery on the BMW M1 is a favourite of mine as I worked for the company for 30 years.
   

BARacer
Becoming a regular proxy entrant, but also known for his Digital racing expertise and entered the slot car 24hrs event last year. More recently he took on the continental Dakar Rally Raid car event in France as the only UK entrant. So a true slot car all rounder, and will take on anything, even my proxies 
I liked the SRC Porsche 907K so much that I have bought one for future use in live events or even proxies maybe. The Mclaren should in theory be a Event winner but it might struggle due to a couple of reasons... best not to dwell on that.
   

BatManx
formally known as EdManx, a relative newcomer to the world of proxy racing. This time we have two "Batmobiles" converted from a Merc CLK LM & Porsche 911.
It will be interesting to see how they get on against the other Class A constructed cars.
   

Green Star Racing
Host of the Viking Slot Car Club, Ade has been with us right from the start. No so much luck with this "Triple Crown series" but has run some really great cars in the past. I have a feeling that this superb NSR Porsche 911 will be a star runner. The BMW 320 could also mix it with the BMW M1's.
   

Team Alaric
Marty another of our NERCS Slot Car Club members, and more importantly saved our Touring cars cars last year from being lost forever in the DPD time loop. so I think is worthy of additional points for services rendered. A couple of very nice looking cars, I always wanted to run my Bentley Continental but never got around to it as yet, a great car
   

ModSports
The other half of Deadheads team, Kevan gave us the super fast Audi A5 last year, this time has constructed another great looking Ferrari 550. This is supported with his attempt to win the Class A category with a great self decorated Aston Martin DB9. We can expect both to be very competitive.
   

Savage GT
And not to be forgotten, the previous Touring Cars champion, this time presenting a BMW M1 in line configuration which will be different from the others, and first attempt at a Class A constructed car. With the Touring cars win they could also take the Triple Crown Award.
   

Now the embarrassing bit, who forgot to take a track photo of my own cars 
Luckily I have this photo taken earlier.

RoadRunners
So I decide to go with the Slot it/NSR hybrid version of the Ford GT40, the NSR car was just a little more difficult to optimise the controller for, whereas this car was just easy to run at high speed. My 2nd choice was this rather obscure Carrera body De Tomaso GP5 car, a challenge I wanted and certainly got, so not sure this will run elsewhere but on my track at least was great.