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He was acting like a dickhead before the green light even dropped.

c'mon benny, give him a break. :laugh: sure he may have been revving etc and obviously he had never been before (rolling through stage etc) but that hardly makes him a dickhead. it just means he's inexperienced and perhaps a little bit too excited. I'm sure he'll be more careful next time.

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i blame the massive wing.
Look - it's so obvious - there was no driver error at all......

The problem was surely the massive rear wing on the back.

don't bother reading back

just jump in and hope for the best :laugh:

coool ......................i guess ill see you there..

i will both my cars there

i will have mt sexy R33 gtst S2.........it will my turner add on the back which is TEAMK KUSTOMS

and i will also my baby the nissan pulsr SSS N15

so yeah dont be afraid to say hi yeah

Dirt Garage has a random Silver R32.

it might be hard to pick out from the rest of the cars there..

just look for the parachute where the plates should be.. :laughing-smiley-014:

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thank god it wasn't me...we didnt attend due to our dyno time being held up by GReddy international didnt get the car loaded until 7.30 and due to the fact the M4 was packed and WSID was full we decided that going out there to wait in line all night for 1 pass was not worth it.

shoulda showed daniel your size12 boot :D

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