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Super Sprint Day - Lakeside Park - 11/05


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Was an excellent day and must congratulate everyone for awesome track etiquette and general behaviour. Thanks to everyone that took part and to Martin for calculating the ladder.

Congrats to Matt in his 33 for best time!

See you all at the next one. ;)

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Mrs Just Racing also has some pro pics over on sauqld ( much better than my point and shoot pics )

OK, my exceedingly boring videos have been uploaded.

Unfortunately, some nugget kept forgetting to turn the go pro off :S, So I have lots of video of the practice session (and lots of video of being parked in the pits), I have pretty much no video of the sprints in the afternoon :(. Oh well.

First ~10 lap shakedown run. Best conditions of the day :(:

2nd ~10 lap practice run. First few laps include an epic battle with an excel cup car:

Practice session 'long run':

And finally, exactly 1 lap (the warm up lap) of the first sprint session, before the battery died :(:

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