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That was me, yes, and that was the car that did a 1:22.35 at Mallala on the weekend on its first outing, comprehensively kicking Heslo's times.

f**k you Kristian :ermm:

You're gonna eat your ass next track day. And you better come too!

You've already driven mine, you know how fast it goes...

What speeds are you hitting down the back straight??

My speedo only goes to 180... over that for sure :)

And yes it's a mightily fast car, I was actually quite surprised the pull it had

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