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It must be easy to see for marshalls

Thats all

But at Oran, almost all the numbers were easy to see, problem was, the numbers made the cars look like shit in some cases after the day when it came time to looking at photos :kiss: It does make a difference

I've just made my number (but I'll still like the Steve-0 version).

Basically printed out the two numbers (each number about credit card size) and laminated them both.

Maybe a little small~

If the timing beacon is at the fishhook then you will need something like this

http://transelite.net/powerplay%20web/pages/PICT0467.htm

This sizing is to within CAMS specification for racing

If it is on the start line then something like this will be sufficient

http://transelite.net/powerplay%20web/pages/PICT0060.htm

I think you should only be allowed to run if you have numbers permanently stuck on your car.

So that’s all you guys out and there’s room for me.

:wub: cheers :(

rofl

Ill sell you my ticket for $5000. kthxbye. New turbo for me!! :D

Ok, so i had to take a call, and it took more than a minute

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And so on for the others (couldnt be stuffed covering the floor with EVERY single one)........

So thats one less thing you lot have to worry about :D

what does the small writing say?

btw, that's a really nice thing of you to do Steve bigthumb.gif

It says the persons name incase they forget their number :wub:

Cheers mate!!!

Oh you must be busy @ work steve.. lol

Yeah, todays had its moments :D




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