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Mr Anson...... next event.... dont put a 185x60 tyre and 205x60 tyre on the rear and wonder why one is rubbing............... sorry, was i not meant to mention that ? ???  ;)

Ah - that'll be it then - good spot.

Mark - I'd leave the dremmel in the cupboard then ... :)

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Hi all

As 1 of the members who volunteered to marshall yesterday i'd like to say your thanks are very welcome :cool: I'd like to thank Buzz,Emma Paul and the team for a good day :t-up:  :t-up:

Yes it was cold and windy stood on country corner :) but I got wave the red flag a couple times.

I like to thank Richard for giving me a fast ride up the hill in the lime green car. It took an hour or so till my diaphram stopped aching( I nearly forgot to breathe for the start and first three corners :durr: ) the grin still hasn't gone from my face :p  :p

It was interesting to watch the cars in and out of the corner. I could tell which cars were on the limit. If i could give out prizes

1st  Green westie with yellow wings. looked really twitchy out of the corners

2nd Silver Scuby saloon. Big tank slapper up the straight, then a slower run then a spin in the corner.

3rd Red hillman Imp?  Up to the end of the straight lock up the fronts, turn the wheel, lift off the brakes and round the corner it went

Thanks again for a good day. If I'am available next year count me in as a marshall :)  :)

Cheers Rich

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hey rich - was there for a while yesterday watchin - yea - was freeeeeeezing!! the imp was a sunbeam stilletto!! lol - think they could of thought of a better name... escort turbo engine... brilliant car - took the guy 2 years to build apparently... mid engined

shame about the weather tho - its never calm wind there! lol  :D

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I'll echo the thanks to all involved in organising and running the event.

Was my first club event but I'm sure I'll be along to others soon.

Good shakedown for the Eleven. Didn't miss a beat and nothing broke or fell off on the 140 mile run up from Oundle. Even had fun going home in the rain going past all the "regular" cars. Standing water a little disconcerting though in a 500kg car at 70mph... suddenly turns into a water ski.

Commiserations to those who had an "off". Hope it wasn't too serious.

Website for photographer looks like:

www.whatnonegatives.co.uk

Didn't see anything up there yet from yesterday though.

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But the question remains-who was the mysterious photographer in the marshall station at the bottom esses?

Show yourself, mysterious photographer in the marshall station at the bottom esses! :D

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The photographer is Phill Andrews, and his website is here, he has taken around 700 pics, so there won't be anything there until Wednesday.

It was my first experience of marshalling, shame it was so cold.  I really regretted having said to my co-marshal Deborah "I wish someone would go off and give me some sweeping up to do because I'm so cold", as five minutes later, Richard did just that.  :(

Do marshals really have to eat?  

Yes, Andy, they do.

And warm their frozen hands on cups of hot chocolate.

And have a sit down.

Will I marshal again?  Of course!!!

:D

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Lousy as the weather was we at least got to run the event and everyone seemed to enjoy it, whilst at Silverstone the 2nd World Superbike race was cancelled, and Prescott and Gurston hill-climbs were called off.So looks like the weather wasn't that bad after all or are they just southern softies.
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Do marshals really have to eat?  

Yes, Andy, they do.

And warm their frozen hands on cups of hot chocolate.

And have a sit down.

Will I marshal again?  Of course!!!

:D

twas retorical (spelling?), i was only joking i've been there many times and know how bad it can be especially when the weather is poor. I'm glad it hasn't put you off though.   :t-up:

What time did the marshals get away, i did a runner at about 3 and will have to answer tomthe 3 marshals i convinced to come along when i get to the club tomorrow  :oops:

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Worry not Andy, we closed the hill at about 3-30, in fact I drove over the cattle grid at 4-23 having put all the equipment away ( with help from Rob and Buzz). Hope your lads enjoyed it and there help was much appreciated, please pass on my personal thanks to them tomorrow night.
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A quick note to say thanks to everybody who made Sunday such a great day. It would have been better if I'd managed to spend less time on the grass but He ho....

What a Hoot.. Even the drive back to kent on Monday night in the pouring rain hasnt taken the shine off the day. Thanks again to everybody who helped.

Murray Jarvis

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just a quickie to say thanks for organizing this chaps and chapesses. Had agood day apart from  the weather but was flippin frozen by the time i drove home  :down:

Will upload me pictures oince i'm back on line later this week.

Very glad me mate didn't spin me car too  :t-up:

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A huge big thanks to all the organisers and marshals for a wet but fun day up the hill.

And to Simon and Michele for yet another fantastic Saturday nights entertainment.

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A MASSIVE thank you to the organising team - despite the rain it was a class event. Sat night in the Mad Marquee was superb Simon your a legend! Ensured we had enough beers to get some kip in the tent while it was peeing down!  Thanks also to the Marshalls - very much appreciated. Cheers to Scott and Graham for helping to put the Gazebo up - we looked like four chuckle brothers! Good crack on the Sat night also.

Also a big thanks to Wobs our spanner man - class act!

Sorry about the two damaged Westy's I hope they are not too badly damaged and will be out again soon in the sunshine.

How nice is that Sunbeam Stilleto! :t-up:  :cool:

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