9th-Mar-26, 11:55 PM
Race Report
March is not only the start of the real F1 season but also WHO’s F1 season. We’d be racing on a track that more than a passing resemblance to Oulton Park with some very fast straights, a tricky hairpin and some esses to negotiate. It was fast and fun.
Adam the Elder was off cheering on Brighton at the Amex so Oliver had his dad Joe racing with him tonight. Due to some technical issues with race control and laps not being counted they certainly got their money’s worth as they got to run the first heat 3 times!
It was a real pleasure to welcome Duncan back to HO racing after a prolonged absence. Of course he has been doing Digital but it was great to see him back with a brand new Bulldog F1 car with his legendary Tyco now parked up for good.
Consistency was key across four pretty even lanes throughout qualifying. Some drivers did complain of some power issues in white lane but I think the issue was potentially more due to car setup than anything.
At the half way stage, Terry was on provisional pole ahead of Keith, Oliver, Pete and Andy.
But it was Oliver’s Super G who dominated qualifying for his second pole position in a row. Keith just behind with his Mega G+ in front of the trio of Terry, Pete and Andy all with Super Gs. Matthew was the first of the Bulldog runners, his blue lane run looking very impressive indeed and not far off the Super Gs. Could the tide be turning in favour of the Bulldog? We’ll have to see.
March is not only the start of the real F1 season but also WHO’s F1 season. We’d be racing on a track that more than a passing resemblance to Oulton Park with some very fast straights, a tricky hairpin and some esses to negotiate. It was fast and fun.
Adam the Elder was off cheering on Brighton at the Amex so Oliver had his dad Joe racing with him tonight. Due to some technical issues with race control and laps not being counted they certainly got their money’s worth as they got to run the first heat 3 times!
It was a real pleasure to welcome Duncan back to HO racing after a prolonged absence. Of course he has been doing Digital but it was great to see him back with a brand new Bulldog F1 car with his legendary Tyco now parked up for good.
Consistency was key across four pretty even lanes throughout qualifying. Some drivers did complain of some power issues in white lane but I think the issue was potentially more due to car setup than anything.
At the half way stage, Terry was on provisional pole ahead of Keith, Oliver, Pete and Andy.
But it was Oliver’s Super G who dominated qualifying for his second pole position in a row. Keith just behind with his Mega G+ in front of the trio of Terry, Pete and Andy all with Super Gs. Matthew was the first of the Bulldog runners, his blue lane run looking very impressive indeed and not far off the Super Gs. Could the tide be turning in favour of the Bulldog? We’ll have to see.
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