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Hmm both Alex and I went off track excursion while instructing. Instructor fail.

Charles, I mad sure to get a couple of photos. Will find them when I get home tonight.

Thanks Eric I look forward to some pictures.

ThAt sports saloon was quick!

It was running in the top half with a 1:22.3 when it was wet at the start of the day but when a dry line started to develop other cars could put their power down and we started moving down the leader board. There is no surprise that we were prying for the rain to continue.

Yeah there were a few surprises, I was sitting in 10th on the 2nd timed run at 1:20.xx and I went in to check my new time for timed run 3, which turned out to be a 1:19.xx and I dropped all the way to 17th ROFL

i was like oh shit got some catching up to do HAHA

stand by for car behind you dash cam footage...

@GTofuS-T

Blender wont add the audio if I speed it up (it probably would if i wasn't too lazy to even try ;) ).

If i don't speed it up, it renders at about .55% original speed.

so the audio of me and Eric having a giggle has been 'censored'.

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Haha that's awesome thanks man!! I swear it felt like I did 720 degrees worth of spinning though.

Edit: also the photo Ciaron got just before this shows my left rear wheel was off the road... no wonder!

Haha that's awesome thanks man!! I swear it felt like I did 720 degrees worth of spinning though.

Edit: also the photo Ciaron got just before this shows my left rear wheel was off the road... no wonder!

Ahhhh that's when I was in the swift with my cousin and we were letting you past lol

Um, you mean my photo? That was at the top of the hill in the afternoon.

Nice photo! But Ciaron had taken a photo just before that incident.

Ahhhh that's when I was in the swift with my cousin and we were letting you past lol

Yes ^_^ got a little too accelerator happy

Lol mental note, next year you two are banned from instructing lol

you shut your mouth!!!

I'm 100% convinced that Eric gave me enough info to not end up in the wall by creating a 'tactical' pre-emptive spin, thus becoming an epic pussy every time I went around that corner for the rest of the day saving my life and my car. :)

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Here is a dropbox folder with all my photos from the day. I will leave it up for a couple of weeks.

If you find something you like feel free to post it up here or elsewhere.

www.dropbox.com/sh/fvhgkdxdgg5782w/AABkGAhYeyWAgjjBYuQouchGa?dl=0

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