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CT Autosolo: Bovingdon, Herts 19/07/09


Tim Bancroft

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962 wrote:


Thanks, it is a pity my brain couldn't keep up with the cars handling, it has had a few mods over the years, hence the reduced steering lock and not so light steering!! Gave my biceps a good work out though!!


I've got a Spit quick rack in my saloon - I think my arms would have been on fire by the end of the day!

My best run - the final one - was scuppered by brain fade on one of the final cones - so annoyed with myself.

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1076 wrote:
Just Like to say thanks to all the organisers and the timing marshalls for a cracking day on Sunday, and for making a newbie feel very welcome. All of the pictures look great and it was good to see so many triumphs being used and abused! Would have been nice to use my car but the sprint was brilliant! Thanks again  

Chris


hi bro, fancy seeing you on here.  I was looking though and I saw this avitar picture of a red sprint with lower lamps, just like mine. I then relised it was my car. We must get your spitfire finished so we have two cars in the family to thrash. Very glad you enjoyed yourself,     Was a good day just a pitty  you kept going the wrong way as your times were quite quick. We will

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hi bro, fancy seeing you on here.  I was looking though and I saw this avitar picture of a red sprint with lower lamps, just like mine. I then relised it was my car. We must get your spitfire finished so we have two cars in the family to thrash. Very glad you enjoyed yourself,     Was a good day just a pitty  you kept going the wrong way as your times were quite quick. We will



yeah thought you might like that, mine isnt really in avitar picture condition, and it does look pretty damm good in my hands!!  The whole remembering the course thing scuppered me. Should have walked around it a few more times with my imaginary steering wheel. Took my carbs apart last night and they are all ready for rebuilding. In good condition considering the state they were in.

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sorbs wrote:
Dare I suggest that power steering would be a huge advantage if using one's big saloon on an event such as this.  Quicker gearing, reduced steering effort etc. etc...................


Oh yes, just the thought of it...pure luxury, well on the other hand mybe not, I'd not get the wife out of the race car!!!

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timbancroft61 wrote:
Dead chuffed, just got into the 7oaks Dist MC A'solo at North Weald on Sunday. Up against a Sunbeam Tiger, an Escort, nippy Spridget and of course Katie and Clive and possibly Mr Helm-umm!


Just managed to get the day off work and squeeze an entry into this one - see you all there!  Mike H will be in his new Spitfire, it's a fair beast!   :)

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It was a great day out, thanks again to all the organisers & timing marshalls. It was good to meet everybody and i must thank Clive for the gound sheet he covered my stuff in to stop it all getting wet.
It really was an eye opener seeing the differences in the small chassis triumph real suspension setup. It made it easier in the wet when i could get the rear end out on the herald.
Can't wait till the next one, may have to have a go at an autotest now. 8)

Cheers
Steve

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