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Where's the love for the Chaser, Ciaron??? :laugh:

Great day!! I had such a good time!! Aimed to beat Brian's time, but... you know... didn't quite get there :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Thanks heaps to Mum Wootten for being an awesome baby whisperer, and to Nick and Dave and the other Execs and volunteers.

Haha she loved it!

Thanks for taking me on a hot lap too ;)

i had a great day on Monday first time for me on the track and have heaps to learn, was a nice group of people to be with thanks to all who made it happen and thanks to Dave for lending me his oil cap and helping me with some catch can issues

My favourite line from the day shell was with Tats.

Dave can you get me a form out of that folder on the I cant bend over that far.
Hah you lazy F**K!

No I have a baby strapped to me

*looks in his direction* Oh well don't I feel like an arse now.

Here is my in car from the Corvette.

Few laps with Steve Ka as a passenger frying some rear tyres

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyNCGMZzLPM&feature=youtu.be

2nd session lap two is the 60.7sec lap which took fasted time off the day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv6I-kG3Ghs

Does it even go in a straight line? ;)

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Was a pleasure.. even if I did get a little bit dizzy. ;)

Running Kumho V70A Semi's.

Here's my 1st run of the day..(HD available)

Nice laps. What's the read light on the tach? Is that an oil light coming on?

ah, nice. Was just odd cause I noticed other times the revs were up but it didn't light up.

Yeah, if the revs are rising quick, then the rev lights come on sooner to give you more warning, But if the revs are rising slower then they don't light until you're closer to red line.

I tend to hold the throttle a bit when I change gears, hence the revs momentarily rise quickly between gear changes and thus the light gets lit. :)

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