24th-Nov-22, 10:50 AM
Pitlane Review (Championship)
With some clearly good allrounders showing their strength in the Modern and in the InterSeries classes, it's looking like their places have been secured. In the Classic Le Mans and Daytona classes the top positions look a bit more challenging, so it will be interesting to see what happens in the remaining 3 Rounds.
Modern Endurance 24HRS
Nothing likely to stop the BMW V12 LMP of Savage GT taking the win in this class, however the 2nd place Mercedes CLK of RoadRunners is still under pressure from Team Tatters AMG Merc, with the Porsche 962 of Lifeboats Racing and the Corvette CR6 of Team Cube still capable of throwing some surprises.
Classic Le Mans
Well at the start I thought Mountain Views Ferrari 250GTO was so much faster than the others it would dominate this class, however it has shown to be vulnerable on some tracks, so a sure win is still uncertain, but of course it should do well on its own home track. The AC Cobra of Bangers Racing still quite close behind, probably the Aston Martin DBR1 of RoadRunners too far behind.
Daytona
Having been such a consistently good car the BMW M1 of Ruscillo Racing appears to dropped its performance in the last round, so now has given the BMW 320i of Team Tatters perhaps a comfortable lead, but we will see. The Camaro of Courtney Sport appears to have 3rd place in sight, but there is a late run by the De Tomaso of Green Star Racing.
InterSeries
The Porsche 917/0 of Courtney Sport looks dominant in this class and looks likely to take the win, the Mclaren M6A of Brumos RSR looking increasingly under pressure from the Ferrari 512M of Savage GT whose progress seemed unhindered by the enforced change in motor.
Team Points
Savage GT seems to be in a dominate positions, with two really good consistent cars, looks more than likely to have secured this award. However 2nd and 3rd place positions look far from being resolved with both RoadRunners and Team Tatters on equal points. Courtney Sport perhaps still in with a chance of a 3rd place if the remaining tracks are favourable.
So with the cars on route to Mountain View, we can look forward to the next Round, and many thanks again to the Viking Club lads for doing us proud.
At Mountain View we hope again to welcome the guest driver Steve Hills (Truspeed Controllers) who will run the cars in the Classes in which our host is competing in.
With some clearly good allrounders showing their strength in the Modern and in the InterSeries classes, it's looking like their places have been secured. In the Classic Le Mans and Daytona classes the top positions look a bit more challenging, so it will be interesting to see what happens in the remaining 3 Rounds.
Modern Endurance 24HRS
Nothing likely to stop the BMW V12 LMP of Savage GT taking the win in this class, however the 2nd place Mercedes CLK of RoadRunners is still under pressure from Team Tatters AMG Merc, with the Porsche 962 of Lifeboats Racing and the Corvette CR6 of Team Cube still capable of throwing some surprises.
Classic Le Mans
Well at the start I thought Mountain Views Ferrari 250GTO was so much faster than the others it would dominate this class, however it has shown to be vulnerable on some tracks, so a sure win is still uncertain, but of course it should do well on its own home track. The AC Cobra of Bangers Racing still quite close behind, probably the Aston Martin DBR1 of RoadRunners too far behind.
Daytona
Having been such a consistently good car the BMW M1 of Ruscillo Racing appears to dropped its performance in the last round, so now has given the BMW 320i of Team Tatters perhaps a comfortable lead, but we will see. The Camaro of Courtney Sport appears to have 3rd place in sight, but there is a late run by the De Tomaso of Green Star Racing.
InterSeries
The Porsche 917/0 of Courtney Sport looks dominant in this class and looks likely to take the win, the Mclaren M6A of Brumos RSR looking increasingly under pressure from the Ferrari 512M of Savage GT whose progress seemed unhindered by the enforced change in motor.
Team Points
Savage GT seems to be in a dominate positions, with two really good consistent cars, looks more than likely to have secured this award. However 2nd and 3rd place positions look far from being resolved with both RoadRunners and Team Tatters on equal points. Courtney Sport perhaps still in with a chance of a 3rd place if the remaining tracks are favourable.
So with the cars on route to Mountain View, we can look forward to the next Round, and many thanks again to the Viking Club lads for doing us proud.
At Mountain View we hope again to welcome the guest driver Steve Hills (Truspeed Controllers) who will run the cars in the Classes in which our host is competing in.