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Sau Vic 2013 Motorsport Championship Round 4 - Sandown Saturday 25Th Of May


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I picked up some rolls of blue and red contact (the stuff I used to cover my school textbooks with to protect them) from the local newsagent

Just a couple of bucks and cut a triangle out with scissors for battery and tow indicators

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KB most likely, as they have to submit the lists to the timing people and CAMS with enough time for all of the checks and data entry to be done.

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1 lap before the motor carked it was a 1:29.7 i think. Was running on low boost, and shifting early all day to keep in the torque range... might have accidently over-revved it once, hope that wasn't it. Temps were great all day, suffered a little bit from oil burning when braking.

I've never been much of a fan for the 35R's but the two out there on Saturday sounded fantastic with speed to match. Artz said he may have got some video footage.

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Some footage of me trying to keep up with NEIL00 :(

Great battle with Neil, spose him and his cheater 340kws is a bit unfair but you pull him right up on the corners!

Had a great day thanks to everyone there...

http://youtu.be/GxnuZiqHgsM

Great time! Interesting to see the top speed a stock 35R reaches at Sandown

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