Martyn Vann - Warwickshire AO Posted October 4, 2017 Posted October 4, 2017 It is the last breakfast meeting of the season and there is a sprint event on too. The weather is looking reasonable so it is bacon butties and cars, whats not to like? See you there! Quote
stephenh Posted October 4, 2017 Posted October 4, 2017 The Speed Series guys are there on Sunday, the following day, but not Saturday so far as I know. Unless the weather is aweful I'll be over there on the Sunday. Quote
Matthew Haynes Posted October 4, 2017 Posted October 4, 2017 The competitors for SUNDAY are: 41 WS David Higgins Westfield SEiW 1998 42 WS Matthew Haynes Westfield SEiW 2300 55 WS Terry Everall Westfield Megablade 1000 756 WS Adam Phelps Westfield Megabusa 1300 56 WS Charlotte Phelps Westfield Megabusa 1300 57 WS John Loudon Westfield SE 1679 58 WS Craig Spooner Westfield SEiW 1798 60 SS Jerry Neary Westfield Sei 1998 61 WS Stephen Everall Westfield SEiW 1998 762 WS Garry Bunn Westfield SEi Type R-SC 2000 62 WS Derek Hodder Westfield SEi Type R-SC 2000 1 Quote
Julie Hall - WSCC AO Representative Posted October 5, 2017 Posted October 5, 2017 We will not be able to make this one, as we discussed last Saturday Martyn, which is a shame with it being the last one. I am sure you and Sue will keep up the good work and multi-task by eating your bacon butties and watch the cars on track at the same time. Have fun and we hope to see you both the following weekend. OCLO 1 Quote
Martyn Vann - Warwickshire AO Posted October 9, 2017 Author Posted October 9, 2017 Well we did have a good day even though we were the only Westfield in the car park! We were joined by Paul and his VX220 later though. Thought the S2000 might be ready for conversion as the rear arches are bubbling etc. Apart from some of the sprint series Westfield's there were some other interesting cars. This turbo mini with alloy billet cylinder head. This Hillman Imp running nearly 200bhp! My favourite of the day was this mid-engined, space frame chassis, clothed in an early Fiat 500 body and running an A Series engine. An unusual combination but built beautifully and quick on the circuit, brilliant. Quote
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