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Post by 888hsv on Mar 5, 2016 21:30:16 GMT 12
AKL mod Champ is 3nz
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Post by busterbell on Mar 5, 2016 21:33:38 GMT 12
nelson robbed again..........
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Post by Jeffery on Mar 5, 2016 21:53:17 GMT 12
nelson robbed again.......... Robbed of what? Legal moves? |
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Post by busterbell on Mar 5, 2016 21:59:05 GMT 12
nelson robbed again.......... Robbed of what? Legal moves? 186n being taken off. |
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Post by Admin on Mar 5, 2016 22:07:40 GMT 12
Robbed of what? Legal moves? 186n being taken off. I think the Ref would have viewed it as attacking a car that wasn't in an attacking position. I'm not so sure it was a deliberate attack myself but that's only my opinion and it's not mine that counts. |
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Post by Admin on Mar 5, 2016 22:11:19 GMT 12
Well done to the Panthers for an awesome victory and the Giants too for putting up one heck of a fight.
Superstock teams racing doesn't come any better than that particularly brutal battle.
Good to see a good crowd at the Park for the event too.
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Post by anonp on Mar 5, 2016 22:28:42 GMT 12
Robbed of what? Legal moves? 186n being taken off. after seeing 84b hitting 186n (?) in stationary, non attacking position I would agree with you.. and Boris did look semi out of control hitting supposed parked car so kinda hard done by there |
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Post by percy on Mar 5, 2016 22:37:05 GMT 12
In relation to a couple of incidents tonight.......
Stationary Vehicles
R12-4-45 If a stationary vehicle is blocked by the wall, poleline or another vehicle, they cannot hit or be hit.
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R12-4-48 Competitors cannot force or steer other vehicles into stationary vehicles.
There used to be a rule about hitting a stationary car facing the wrong way. However that rule seems to have disappeared so the 84b hit on 6n was ok.
I think the question is not so much about the rules being broken, but is more in relation to the penalties applied to the respective incidents.
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Post by percy on Mar 5, 2016 22:38:42 GMT 12
after seeing 84b hitting 186n (?) in stationary, non attacking position I would agree with you.. and Boris did look semi out of control hitting supposed parked car so kinda hard done by there Blocking Role R12-4-42 Drivers on the racing surface, in a blocking role, will be considered (stationary or not) part of the race and contact may occur. |
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Post by anonp on Mar 5, 2016 22:43:41 GMT 12
after seeing 84b hitting 186n (?) in stationary, non attacking position I would agree with you.. and Boris did look semi out of control hitting supposed parked car so kinda hard done by there Blocking Role R12-4-42 Drivers on the racing surface, in a blocking role, will be considered (stationary or not) part of the race and contact may occur. thanks for that.. so why was 186n taken off?? |
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Post by PORKCHOPS4LIFE on Mar 5, 2016 23:04:11 GMT 12
Thanks 888HSV for your updates and was good to get my backside trackside tonight for a wicked night and what a final !!!
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Post by krizo on Mar 5, 2016 23:19:12 GMT 12
Appears Asher was leading by a lap from Scott Joblin. Rolled Simon Joblin 30m from chequered flag and Scott made the lap back to win. Best teams race seen in a long long time massive up's to jack miers......stopped everyone!! |
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Post by speedinaway on Mar 6, 2016 1:56:40 GMT 12
Well done to the Panthers for an awesome victory and the Giants too for putting up one heck of a fight. Superstock teams racing doesn't come any better than that particularly brutal battle. Good to see a good crowd at the Park for the event too. I agree Gordon, most brutal race I've witnessed. Some of those cars were wrecked. If you have never been to Auckland teams, you must go. The drivers really enjoy it generally and it shows in the racing. Thank you to all the drivers for the weekend. |
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Post by my2cents on Mar 6, 2016 11:43:24 GMT 12
Can anyone confirm the referees on night 2 were different from the first night?
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Post by nogrip-31gm on Mar 6, 2016 13:00:20 GMT 12
the allstars vs mustangs race was the highlight of the night for me...epic...was the best effort ive ever seen by the allstars...
hats off to asher for parking up and congratulating the panthers after that awesome effort he put in...after leading the race he decided to put in a collective hit which held him up a bit too much..almost got it...almost
applause to Waikaraka for a great weekends racing.... big middle finger to the inconsiderate pricks who think its cool to chain smoke around kids and other non smokers..arrogant muppets...
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Post by scraggy on Mar 6, 2016 14:16:51 GMT 12
Can anyone confirm the referees on night 2 were different from the first night? I have spoken today to the Night 1 Senior Referee who is very upset and gobsmacked by the actions undertaken in night two. It appears that some did not like the offences or penalties handed out after night one, so the Palmerston North referee team turned up and basically took over and removed any control the appointed Ref had. For me this is absolutely disgusting behaviour. The ref appointed for the night is a very experienced senior ref. If this is not match fixing then what is it? I truly hope SNZ deal with this appropriately. If anyone has an issue or questions what I have then PM me or call me. |
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Post by anonp on Mar 6, 2016 15:40:44 GMT 12
Can anyone confirm the referees on night 2 were different from the first night? I have spoken today to the Night 1 Senior Referee who is very upset and gobsmacked by the actions undertaken in night two. It appears that some did not like the offences or penalties handed out after night one, so the Palmerston North referee team turned up and basically took over and removed any control the appointed Ref had. For me this is absolutely disgusting behaviour. The ref appointed for the night is a very experienced senior ref. If this is not match fixing then what is it? I truly hope SNZ deal with this appropriately. If anyone has an issue or questions what I have then PM me or call me. well by the sounds of things inconsistencies between calls on night 1 were beyond acceptable.. and having officials with gisborne giants shirts handing out fines is appalling.. if that is not a conflict of interest I don't know what is the (gisborne) senior ref you speak of may be highly experienced... but not especially in teams racing! the refs who were brought in night 2 have vast experience and years worth of teams refereeing did a great job, with the exception of possibly one call (b vs n) the were extremely fair all night and did not favour any one team - not to mention no ridiculous fines issued for minor offences and no it is not match fixing.. match fixing would be more if biased officials singled a particular car, let him race both races on night 1, deem it having (not confirmed) illegal parts after racing and remove driver/car from meeting complete with points being removed resulting in complete new finals night match ups and not to mention botching the entire TAB odds/results for the weekend point being there was no controversy or unfair calls last night with the replacement refs compared to what there was with this other "experienced" ref initially appointed |
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Post by mobilechicane on Mar 6, 2016 15:45:49 GMT 12
did we see a rees place a big hit on a car well after the race had finished.. the commentators said something about it still going on ....turns 3 and 4
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Post by pfloyd on Mar 6, 2016 15:57:08 GMT 12
Great respect from Asher to stop on back straight and wait for the panthers to come round and personally congratulate the panther drivers.... Maybe a public display of his real desires ? Can't help but think that senior is denying the juniors the career he had. Imagine a team of miers humphries Rees x 2 and taniwha junior. How long could a team like that dominate ? |
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Post by scraggy on Mar 6, 2016 15:57:35 GMT 12
So you are saying it's the promoters choice to change the SNZ appointed officials when they feel they should?
What's the need for SNZ officials then?
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