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Time Attack is this Monday!

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Practise 9:30

Time Attack Laps start 10:30

Usually see just as much Hp in the car park as out on the track. But on track there is, for the..........

Mitsubishi fans: SKR Time Attack Evo, VR4 and plenty of evo's

Nissan lovers: track prepared R32 GTR + S14

Euro fans will be backing the Porsche GT3

Honda boys will be cheering on the high revving civic + turbo Integra

RX-7 for the Rotary Clan

Street based evo's + skylines getting a taste for Time Attack

and real drivers will be talking about the Clubman's prowess without things like AYC's.

Toyota owners are welcome but will probably be left muttering to anyone who'll listen "yeah, but wait till the 86 is here"!! wink.gif

Good work Jenk's with the 1:14:5xx, was great to see! Good to see Matty's GT-R in person, even if it was on the trailer (cheers for the offer to help also if required). Was a good day and the weather was great! Along with the SAU crew who turned up :)

Skylines were out in force today and they meant business. Showing the usual assortment of Evo's a thing or two about Time Attack.

Mark taking out the OPEN Class and Dan taking out the STREET Class with fastest times of the day in their respective classes.

What was all this talk Mark of not wanting to be in OPEN? And you win it?!!? Must've been that last minute tune!

Thanks to all the competitors who came racing, you all make the event happen.

And thanks to the spectators who came out to watch the action, it definitley adds to the event and is nice to see the calibre of cars in the car park - half of them could've been on the track!

:) cheers guys.. well done yourselves :P had a blast and it was a pleasure to finally meet ya! u guys certainly know how to setup a good event and i'll certainly do my part to get more numbers later in the year as im sure you guys absorbed the lack of numbers and i really appreciate it ..

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Autosport Time Attack Round 1 - PROVISIONAL RESULTS

1:14.562 - Car #2 - Mark Jantke - Nissan Skyline R32 GTR - OPEN CLASS

1:15.680 - Car #77 - Andrew Tessari - Mazda RX-7 - CLUB CLASS

1:15.721 - Car #727 - Michael Willis - Mitsubishi Evo 9 - CLUB CLASS

1:15.810 - Car #51 - Steve Lightfoot - Clubman - OPEN CLASS

1:16.315 - Car #3 - Shane Carroll - Mitsubishi Evo VI - CLUB CLASS

1:17.725 - Car #14 - Ryan Probert - Nissan Silvia S14 - CLUB CLASS

1:18.236 - Car #553 - Tim O'Daly - Porsche GT3 - CLUB CLASS

1:19.125 - Car #32 - Daniel Crisa - Nissan Skyline R32 GTST - STREET CLASS

1:19.469 - Car #53 - Amelia Eime - Porsche GT3- CLUB CLASS

1:19.641 - Car #30 - Evan Harvey - Mitsubishi Evo VI - STREET CLASS

1:20.047 - Car #8 - Paul Staniforth - Mitsubishi Evo 8MR- CLUB CLASS

1:20.229 - Car #26 - Michael Lewis - Honda Civic- CLUB CLASS

1:21.601 - Car #36 - Robert Catford - Mitsubishi VR4 - CLUB CLASS

1:22.402 - Car #64 - Leon Buitenhuis - Mitsubishi Evo VII - CLUB CLASS

1:23.062 - Car #171 - Dave Settle - Evo 8MR - CLUB CLASS

1:23.856 - Car #33 - Alex Hill - Nissan Skyline R33 GTST - STREET CLASS

1:23.934 - Car #87 - Kathleen McCormick - Mitsubishi Evo VI - STREET CLASS

Autosport Time Attack Round 1 Fastest Times

Open Class 1:14.562 - Car #2 - Mark Jantke - Nissan Skyline R32 GTR $150 Autosport Direct Gift Voucher

Club Class 1:15.680 - Car #77 - Andrew Tessari - Mazda RX-7 $150 Autosport Direct Gift Voucher

Street Class1:19.125 - Car #32 - Daniel Crisa - Nissan Skyline R32 GTST $100 Autosport Direct Gift Voucher

Autosport Time Attack Round 1 - Top 10 Shootout

"The fastest time recorded by each “Top Ten” competitor through normal competition during the day will be used in conjunction with their “Top Ten” shoot out time to determine improvement of lap times as a percentage. A competitor scoring more than 100% indicates that the competitor recorded a faster time in the “Top Ten Shoot out” than during normal competition, less than 100% indicates a slower time."

100.34% Evan Harvey

99.97% Alex Hill

99.61% Andrew Tessari

99.37% Mark Jantke

99.29% Ryan Probert

98.85% Shane Carrol

98.08% Michael Willis

97.91% Steve Lightfoot

96.44% Michael Lewis

Autosport Time Attack Round 1 Top 10 Shootout Winner

100.34% - Evan Harvey - Mitsubishi Evo VI $500 Cash Prize

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