24th-Oct-25, 08:00 AM
WHO Autumn Stages Results
Here are the official rally results...
Just 0.02 of a second in it after an evening of racing! Congrats to Oliver on his second WHO rally win and to Mike and Terry for joining him on the podium...
It was a clean sweep for the SRC Porsche 914/6 GT - four stage wins, Classic class honours and the overall victory...
Congrats to Isaac for a hard-fought junior medal contest - the gap just 0.7 of a second between Isaac's Lancer and Ollie's Subaru...
Here are the class results...
Congrats to Oliver again on his Classic win, the top two cars in the rally being joined by Jeremy's TR7 on the class podium...
80s/90s saw a resounding win for Terry's RS200, with Andy's Ninco Porsche and Oliver's SRC Peugeot separated by just 0.24 of a second...
Modern saw another victory for Andy's Ninco Subaru, Scott's Ninco Peugeot 306 runner-up by just 1.61 seconds and Mike edging Oliver for third in a battle between two NSR Abarth S2000s...
And congrats to Stephen for winning the Club Car competition.
The Scalextric and SCX manufacturers' championships went down to the final round...
Congrats to Scott on his Scalextric win and to Jeremy for another SCX victory with the Peugeot 206...
That means the final points tables look like this...
And Jeremy won both championship medals!
After a fabulous finale to our second year of WHO Slot Rally action, I think that's about it... until January and the 2016 WHO Winter Stages.
A very big thank you to everyone who has helped make this new venture so enjoyable. Special thanks goes to the stage builders - Jeremy for Friston Forest, Jean for Johnny's Workshop (now looked after by Terry), Ash for taking control of Jupp's Farm and to all those who have helped build and pack away the big sectional track stages. New stages are in the pipeline.
There's a guide to next year's dates, formats and regs here: https://slotracer.online/community/showt...6#pid45636
There is also some video from the Autumn Stages, which will hopefully follow over the weekend.
Here are the official rally results...
Just 0.02 of a second in it after an evening of racing! Congrats to Oliver on his second WHO rally win and to Mike and Terry for joining him on the podium...
It was a clean sweep for the SRC Porsche 914/6 GT - four stage wins, Classic class honours and the overall victory...
Congrats to Isaac for a hard-fought junior medal contest - the gap just 0.7 of a second between Isaac's Lancer and Ollie's Subaru...
Here are the class results...
Congrats to Oliver again on his Classic win, the top two cars in the rally being joined by Jeremy's TR7 on the class podium...
80s/90s saw a resounding win for Terry's RS200, with Andy's Ninco Porsche and Oliver's SRC Peugeot separated by just 0.24 of a second...
Modern saw another victory for Andy's Ninco Subaru, Scott's Ninco Peugeot 306 runner-up by just 1.61 seconds and Mike edging Oliver for third in a battle between two NSR Abarth S2000s...
And congrats to Stephen for winning the Club Car competition.
The Scalextric and SCX manufacturers' championships went down to the final round...
Congrats to Scott on his Scalextric win and to Jeremy for another SCX victory with the Peugeot 206...
That means the final points tables look like this...
And Jeremy won both championship medals!
After a fabulous finale to our second year of WHO Slot Rally action, I think that's about it... until January and the 2016 WHO Winter Stages.
A very big thank you to everyone who has helped make this new venture so enjoyable. Special thanks goes to the stage builders - Jeremy for Friston Forest, Jean for Johnny's Workshop (now looked after by Terry), Ash for taking control of Jupp's Farm and to all those who have helped build and pack away the big sectional track stages. New stages are in the pipeline.
There's a guide to next year's dates, formats and regs here: https://slotracer.online/community/showt...6#pid45636
There is also some video from the Autumn Stages, which will hopefully follow over the weekend.
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