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Post by Go Slideways on Dec 26, 2019 4:47:34 GMT 12
I pretty much never never post the same photo on 2 different boards - but these are in fact also currently on Go Slideways TV board (that has all classes on it), and since I have not been told off for putting too many pictures on this thread yet, and the fact that they will probably become historically significant pictures in the very near future, and since this thread doesn't seem to be going away any time soon, I thought I'd post them here on this dedicated Superstock Forum too, for posterity, so here they are. Sorry wayspeed, but I hope that you enjoy them and maybe they might even generate some discussion. The 2019 New Zealand Superstock Champions:1NZb Jason Long
2NZg Peter Rees 3NZp Simon Joblin -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------    |
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Post by mordecai on Dec 26, 2019 9:01:46 GMT 12
You could add north island 1 2 3 and gp 1 2 3
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Post by hotdogman on Dec 30, 2019 11:46:24 GMT 12
I pretty much never never post the same photo on 2 different boards - but these are in fact also currently on Go Slideways TV board (that has all classes on it), and since I have not been told off for putting too many pictures on this thread yet, and the fact that they will probably become historically significant pictures in the very near future, and since this thread doesn't seem to be going away any time soon, I thought I'd post them here on this dedicated Superstock Forum too, for posterity, so here they are. Sorry wayspeed, but I hope that you enjoy them and maybe they might even generate some discussion. The 2019 New Zealand Superstock Champions:1NZb Jason Long
2NZg Peter Rees3NZp Simon Joblin----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Love the photos mate I have no problem them being posted on here |
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Post by hotdogman on Jan 3, 2020 7:25:10 GMT 12
Incar from Brendan Sharland at practice for the New Zealand Superstock Champs
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Post by hotdogman on Jan 4, 2020 8:48:14 GMT 12
Qualifying last night
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Post by hotdogman on Jan 5, 2020 10:17:42 GMT 12
The repecharge last night at the New Zealand Champs
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Post by hotdogman on Jan 5, 2020 10:42:36 GMT 12
The final heat of the New Zealand Championship
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Post by thewarrior on Jan 5, 2020 20:30:54 GMT 12
Kerry Podjursky was hauling in the final heat of the second tier
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Post by Jeffery on Jan 5, 2020 21:53:28 GMT 12
I think I can count 32 additional NZ drivers on the entry list for the 240s that weren’t on the entry list at Whanganui. Huge numbers in the superstock class at the moment. Anyone have an idea of the number of registered cars nationwide this season?
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Post by maninstand on Jan 6, 2020 7:22:24 GMT 12
Why do rotorua cars not travel? I know sometimes it's because of work and money etc but everyone supports the 240s in big numbers so be good see the favor returned. Thoughts?
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Post by tony27 on Jan 6, 2020 7:22:48 GMT 12
I'd pick most of those extra drivers would be rotorua registered going on previous years.
Has Peter Bengston entered?
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Post by tony27 on Jan 6, 2020 7:27:30 GMT 12
Why do rotorua cars not travel? I know sometimes it's because of work and money etc but everyone supports the 240s in big numbers so be good see the favor returned. Thoughts? Don't have the same depth of talent possibly. I always think what makes Palmy so strong is the large number who enter all the big events, I can't think of a single driver that only drives at their home tracks. Wellington would be similar although with lower numbers |
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Post by maninstand on Jan 6, 2020 7:29:29 GMT 12
Why do rotorua cars not travel? I know sometimes it's because of work and money etc but everyone supports the 240s in big numbers so be good see the favor returned. Thoughts? Don't have the same depth of talent possibly. I always think what makes Palmy so strong is the large number who enter all the big events, I can't think of a single driver that only drives at their home tracks. Wellington would be similar although with lower numbers Yip only way to improve is drive with big fields and pressure of big meetings. However in saying that the depth of palmy isn't what it once was and the palmy attraction of contracting there isn't what it once was |
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Post by tony27 on Jan 6, 2020 7:34:31 GMT 12
I think the depth is still there just overall numbers are down with quite a few locals contracting to c, g & k
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Post by Roxcyford on Jan 6, 2020 9:15:11 GMT 12
Don't have the same depth of talent possibly. I always think what makes Palmy so strong is the large number who enter all the big events, I can't think of a single driver that only drives at their home tracks. Wellington would be similar although with lower numbers Yip only way to improve is drive with big fields and pressure of big meetings. However in saying that the depth of palmy isn't what it once was and the palmy attraction of contracting there isn't what it once was don,t know about that they still have @ least 10 drivers from outside manawatu contracted  |
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Post by reetim8 on Jan 6, 2020 12:06:36 GMT 12
The final heat of the New Zealand Championship Jacko 88p was pretty quiet in that one |
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Post by thewarrior on Jan 7, 2020 10:23:32 GMT 12
The final heat of the New Zealand Championship Jacko 88p was pretty quiet in that one Benji Sneddon kept him from getting Asher |
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Post by maninstand on Jan 7, 2020 12:27:20 GMT 12
Jacko 88p was pretty quiet in that one Benji Sneddon kept him from getting Asher For 1 lap then sat the next 13 in the infield then spun Joblin then got a dnf. |
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Post by hercules on Jan 7, 2020 12:54:03 GMT 12
Benji Sneddon kept him from getting Asher For 1 lap then sat the next 13 in the infield then spun Joblin then got a dnf. Honestly man check out the video above in this thread. He spent easily the first 8-10 laps out on track, helping 126 by spinning 971 and 88p out of way. Spent maybe 2-3 laps on infield possibly before returning. 😎 |
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Post by thewarrior on Jan 9, 2020 13:00:37 GMT 12
The second heat of the New Zealand Champs Finals
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