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Originally posted by MRK25T

We encounted a uniformed officer in a excel, and a old gentleman who thought it was fine driving on the wrong side of the road - redgts-t found this out.

Where did this happen Mark ? I must have missed it !!!!

What on earth was a cop doing in an excel anyway ???

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The drive was good once we split up from the other group and went the back way. Havent driven like that for a long time. The track was good as well. Only the one cop down conrod at the very end there. Had hit the speed limiter a few laps earlier down there as well. Lucky!

Put some decent hot spots on the rotors as well, probably trying to make that corner at the end of conrod one of the first times down the mountain.

Racing around the track there has given me a seriously big itch to do some track days. Might need to imporve the car a bit first though. I was taking it very easy over blind corners and when any other traffic was around obviously. It was all good.

Originally posted by Majanal

How is it these days... I heard that they have updated the roads mostly through there... is this true?

Dan.

PS. To Quote simply press the quote buton in the bottom right hand coner of the post that you want to quote... shit that rymes... I think.

No eminem, rhyming doesnt count if its with the same bloody word :)

Bleach1, you don't need any mods to take to the track :( come along on 24/7 and find out!

And dj_diablo, I hade a mate get stuck in the kitty litter at the entrace to the chase :D Could have done with a tow truck then! He still says we drove in on purpose, but the tyre marks say otherwise :bahaha:

Originally posted by MRK25T

Neil, Are you aware how close you came to a serious accident on the mountain?

A group of us were watching you come around past us when a black silvia decides to pull out in front of you. Lucky for you he had traction problems.

Mark

Yea Mark I saw him,lucky I didn't do what I was thinking,I was gonna leave some serious rubber on the exit,,he must have taken a dis-liking to my left-hand rear 1/4. He stayed well back over the top of the mountain,,,or was that me teaching him a leason. How tight is the left-handed into the chase,,,mad 2nd gear corner that one!!!!.

I,,,We had a great time,,,,10 Skylines I think,,,we RULE. Pity I didn't hang around longer and come home with you guy's,,,I had to get out of there,,,,my right foot was getting out of control.

Neil.

ok the vid is up:

http://www.performance-mod.com/temp_images/Bathurst 15 July cruise.WMV://http://www.performance-mod.com/temp...July cruise.WMV://http://www.performance-mod.com/temp...July cruise.WMV

I'm sorry bout the quality and the filetype. Best I could do in such a short time. I lost my copy of Adobe Premiere so was forced to use Windows Movie Maker built into windowsXP.

It goes for 12 min and shows all the cars, the cruise along the backroads to bathurst, and the full Mt Panorama track from multiple angles. I suggest you DON"T watch it full screen cos you can't tell whats happening with all the pixels. Just keep it small :P It's 9Mb.




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