42a
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Post by 42a on Jan 14, 2020 19:12:11 GMT 12
12A Jamie Stanaway
15A Karl Pegg
55A Aaron McClennan
73A Bryce Marx
95A Gary Lonergan
96A Jamie Fergusson 247A Hayden Chapman
71H Tony Wootton
717H Tyson Wootton
58K Stefan Roigard
85K Jared Wade
741K Craig Chatfield
10M Gavin McClinchie
17M Murray Kitt
19M Kerry Remnant
22M Dean Mulholland
97M Aidan Eustace
23R Kendyll Ashton
106R Des Curry
611R Amanda Morris 8k Cam Roigard 6H Shay Hamlin 81r Damian Orr
21A Ryan Carey
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Post by hienekenno1 on Jan 15, 2020 5:42:58 GMT 12
Not a bad line up considering its a week out from the 240s,my pick is Jared Wade.
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Post by speedinaway on Jan 15, 2020 12:28:51 GMT 12
Cool! up to 24 now.
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Post by stdstock on Jan 15, 2020 20:46:07 GMT 12
As its good a real title up for grabs, hopefully it's a good meet.
People are complaining thats all drivers should support palmy this weekend.
For one its not a major meet
Good luck Auckland
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Post by scooterman on Jan 15, 2020 22:49:43 GMT 12
great lineup Bernie
i pick 58k
741k
81r
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Post by showpony on Jan 16, 2020 6:02:50 GMT 12
Interesting timing for this event by bruce with the globals on in palmy the same nite run by the same promoter you would of thought you would separate both events to try and capture as many drivers as possible for each event 24 for Auckland champs is still a good number mind you
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Post by hienekenno1 on Jan 16, 2020 6:18:36 GMT 12
81r Damion Orr will be one to watch as well.
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Post by bighits2 on Jan 16, 2020 6:46:28 GMT 12
81r Damion Orr will be one to watch as well. |
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Post by bighits2 on Jan 16, 2020 6:48:14 GMT 12
My top 3 would have to be 95A 85k 81R in no particular order.
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Post by sonic33 on Jan 16, 2020 10:40:56 GMT 12
Interesting timing for this event by bruce with the globals on in palmy the same nite run by the same promoter you would of thought you would separate both events to try and capture as many drivers as possible for each event 24 for Auckland champs is still a good number mind you I really don't think running the same night would have a significant effect on either event. A couple of central region cars may have gone down to Palmy. I don't think any P cars would have travelled up. With the 240's next weekend it is likely that if Auck didn't run there would be cars parked up for the weekend. |
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Post by midway on Jan 16, 2020 13:51:13 GMT 12
Well it is a good chance for some of the lower pecking order to have a chance of a podium finish Only two in my opinion for what its worth  stand out and thats Kerry Remnant and Jared wade . But looking at the M cars entered one cant help think is it a trial for teams event just around the corner ,like wise for Auckland ,and if they run as a pack ,know doubt the massive crowd expected will surely be entertained .. |
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Post by 888hsv on Jan 16, 2020 14:47:50 GMT 12
There is only 3 more opportunities outside of this coming saturday for guys to dial in their cars for the North Island Superstock champs that are wanting to compete for that title. It will be interesting to see how many out of towners decide to make the trip up to turn some laps before the 28th of March.
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Post by beachboy on Jan 16, 2020 16:58:02 GMT 12
I don't think anyone if making the trip to the Jafaland Champs so they can get a car set up for North Island champs at the end of March.
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Post by jayt6 on Jan 17, 2020 7:36:53 GMT 12
Nice to see the Huntly Rotorua Mount cars supporting this event
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Post by hienekenno1 on Jan 18, 2020 22:45:16 GMT 12
A enjoyable night of Superstock racing tonight with the great Kerry Remnant winning the Auckland champs,Tony Wootton was 2nd with Craig Chatfield 3rd after spinning out Aaron Alderton on the last corner of a run off for 2nd and 3rd.Tyson Wootton did alot of good stirring in the 3rd heat to help is brother,good fast racing all night on a good track.
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Post by speedinaway on Jan 19, 2020 0:21:07 GMT 12
That Superstock racing was good!!! run off was a good way to finish it.
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Post by daz on Jan 19, 2020 7:41:09 GMT 12
Nice to see the Huntly Rotorua Mount cars supporting this event and Kihikihi, they are the cars with K on them. I think a K Superstock has raced at every north island track already this season and two or three cars were in Nelson in November but the meeting was rained out Well done Craig Chatfield on the third placing Nice work from Cam in the 8K, mixing it up in the third heat. only his second or third meeting in Supers and looking more comfortable with each race |
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Post by johnf on Jan 19, 2020 9:36:00 GMT 12
The Auckland title is possibly the oldest title in NZ. It was first held in 1957 at the Epsom showgrounds under the stock car owners and drivers association. (SCODA) Further title races were in 1958 1959 at Epsom, then 1964 at Gloucester Park and in 1968 at Waikaraka Park also under SCODA.
Also in April 1958 The Auckland Provincial stock car championship was held at Western Springs. This event was run under the Auto cycle union Speedway control board, today's Speedway New Zealand, and again in 1961.
So if SNZ titles are the recognised championships then the Auckland title must be one the oldest.
I'm claiming it is but it would be close as Aranui in Christchurch never ran a title race I believe.
John Farndon
Historic stock car club of NZ
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Post by midway on Jan 19, 2020 9:51:40 GMT 12
Most of the younger generation wouldn,t of been born in that era that follow the sport to day but its really
interesting and a good reminder on how old one is ageing .
Epsom show grounds was great with Red Dawson & Johny Riley ,hot dogs were cheap and you could ride your bicycle home no worries afterwards ...
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stand out and thats Kerry Remnant and Jared wade .
