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Post by busterbell on Jan 16, 2010 20:32:09 GMT 12
the few we have are the best in the country muncho ;D  unfortunately there are no-one in the wings once these guys call it quits, in fact i dont remember the last (full time) new recruit to the class. it must have been blair cunningham. and that was some time ago.  |
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Post by rageykiwi on Jan 17, 2010 1:19:12 GMT 12
i can't understand why they changed it ? In response to the track, I think you will find that in the past with the old surface,visibility would be down ,dust levels very high. |
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Post by petrolfumes on Jan 17, 2010 9:45:49 GMT 12
Friday Night Highlights
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Post by peter46s on Jan 17, 2010 10:40:24 GMT 12
well i still stand by what i say. look as the champs yes entrys may be up ,but break it down p-21 gb -4 r-21 h- 11 ,total 57 so what about all other tracks .clearly if it not in your back yard who cares .i bet if you put up 2 or 3 grand up for stirrers of the meet at these big events it would be all on both nights. it should not be winner take all or what you see is what you get
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Post by doubletrouble11d on Jan 17, 2010 11:56:52 GMT 12
i just sign in on speedbox an it say if we have payed to watch yesterday we still get to watch to day so all is good cant wait . ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Post by haka on Jan 17, 2010 11:58:18 GMT 12
Here we go again
Speedbox still paid
More beer in fridge
Laptop hooked back up to plasma
Lets go (TAKE TWO)
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Post by doubletrouble11d on Jan 17, 2010 12:01:23 GMT 12
Here we go again Speedbox still paid More beer in fridge Laptop hooked back up to plasma Lets go (TAKE TWO) man u r all set again where do u live we come n round lol ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by haka on Jan 17, 2010 12:05:32 GMT 12
jump on a plane to brissy, grab a rental car , drive 11 hours north, theres a cold one here for ya all
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Post by Roxcyford on Jan 17, 2010 12:05:47 GMT 12
after last year i will never get sucked into speedbox again it is crap at least you get to see results on the macgors pages.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2010 13:03:49 GMT 12
1nz makes final field watch out 52r payback time is coming.
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Post by kinder on Jan 17, 2010 13:12:25 GMT 12
just been txted saying it was a mean race and mal had to fight for it
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Post by tigersfan on Jan 17, 2010 13:16:51 GMT 12
yeah its tough when u got a full field of cars and the officals against u
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Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2010 13:24:20 GMT 12
Had to get passed 87r and his son in 4r was holding him up for a while.
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Post by penman on Jan 17, 2010 14:54:13 GMT 12
Much as I'd LOVE to see a full field of top-class supers from the South Island Buster, there just aren't that many of them, I'd agree. It hurts me to say it, because I'm a South Islander through and through.
BUT, what you're saying is if the South Island isn't strong, then the class isn't strong...and the 240 and NZ champs numbers just fail to back that argument up.
IF though, all the South Islanders capable of competing at this level were able to attend here (or in Kihikihi in a couple of weeks), I think the opinions might be quite different:
Nelson: Ewers, Higgins, Harwood, Peterson, Boote, Cunningham maybe...even old man Clayworth
Christchurch: Ngatai, Brad Rosewarne maybe.
Invercargill: McManaway
That's 10 off the top of my head, which woulds be a huge part of any field, and would certainly indicate that the sport is is doing pretty well in the Mainland.
Sure, there could be all sorts of comments about no-one coming through the ranks, or guys who may be ready to call it quits...but that argument could be applied to the North Island pretty effectively as well.
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Post by Sharns With Sparky on Jan 17, 2010 16:03:01 GMT 12
whos is that 9r tank looks awsome and any history on it, sorry if it has already been said
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Post by Morpheous on Jan 17, 2010 16:16:34 GMT 12
Brand new KP Tank that was built for Bart Prowse, i think it is now powered by a Toyota V8, driven by Anthony Brown.
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Post by peter46s on Jan 17, 2010 17:06:20 GMT 12
Much as I'd LOVE to see a full field of top-class supers from the South Island Buster, there just aren't that many of them, I'd agree. It hurts me to say it, because I'm a South Islander through and through. BUT, what you're saying is if the South Island isn't strong, then the class isn't strong...and the 240 and NZ champs numbers just fail to back that argument up. IF though, all the South Islanders capable of competing at this level were able to attend here (or in Kihikihi in a couple of weeks), I think the opinions might be quite different: Nelson: Ewers, Higgins, Harwood, Peterson, Boote, Cunningham maybe...even old man Clayworth Christchurch: Ngatai, Brad Rosewarne maybe. Invercargill: McManaway That's 10 off the top of my head, which woulds be a huge part of any field, and would certainly indicate that the sport is is doing pretty well in the Mainland. Sure, there could be all sorts of comments about no-one coming through the ranks, or guys who may be ready to call it quits...but that argument could be applied to the North Island pretty effectively as well And here lies the problem there are a lot of names from top off north to bottom off south that have been around a long time what happens if they retire in next season or three? |
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Post by Bulletfan on Jan 17, 2010 17:09:37 GMT 12
all great races today real c**p about horse not being aloud to race because of a trye problem at thew check in
and wade getting stood down for the last 2 races for cutting the pole line that didnt look that bad from where i was ...
maybe it was because he took to many people out in the 2nd race
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Post by penman on Jan 17, 2010 17:11:56 GMT 12
Much as I'd LOVE to see a full field of top-class supers from the South Island Buster, there just aren't that many of them, I'd agree. It hurts me to say it, because I'm a South Islander through and through. BUT, what you're saying is if the South Island isn't strong, then the class isn't strong...and the 240 and NZ champs numbers just fail to back that argument up. IF though, all the South Islanders capable of competing at this level were able to attend here (or in Kihikihi in a couple of weeks), I think the opinions might be quite different: Nelson: Ewers, Higgins, Harwood, Peterson, Boote, Cunningham maybe...even old man Clayworth Christchurch: Ngatai, Brad Rosewarne maybe. Invercargill: McManaway That's 10 off the top of my head, which woulds be a huge part of any field, and would certainly indicate that the sport is is doing pretty well in the Mainland. Sure, there could be all sorts of comments about no-one coming through the ranks, or guys who may be ready to call it quits...but that argument could be applied to the North Island pretty effectively as well. And here lies the problem there are a lot of names from top off nth to bottom south that have been around a long time if they all retire within a season or to what then? Yes Pete? |
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Post by stockmad on Jan 17, 2010 17:20:05 GMT 12
where did dale ewers finish up. And well done to dale robertson 3rd was good
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