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[chainsawoo7]

Therefore it will be a slick track specialist that will win it, or it will go the way of the grid draw. Someone that can get the rear, middle and front marble. Make the passes whilst there is grip in the track early, pass again early laps of heat two and then hold on to a front row spot for the 3rd heat. That will secure a good start position for the final where the track will be slick and passing very hard.


I thort you new more about raceing than that sonic 33 . it all about money , i mean hourse power . i mrean driveing skills , or maybe it might be the money its not about smelling the roses , at least i know that much ;D

[Deleted]

well the day is here awoke to a nice overcast day so heres hoping it stays like that for most of the day

[Deleted]

also maybe we could lock this thread and stick to just the one thread on this championship now ;D ;D

[Wiseowl]

Jan 8, 2010 5:57:15 GMT 12 @gribbs said:

also maybe we could lock this thread and stick to just the one thread on this championship now ;D ;D

...Personally, I would like to see a thread SOLELY for the results... with NO discussion on it

...And another for DISCUSSION ONLY

That way the true interested viewers dont have to put up with drivel when wanting results

Cheers
Wiseowl

[BarryB]

I bit early to start giving out results yet Wiseowl but I can give it a go.............

Heat 1 Blue Group; 21h, 1nz, 48h
Heat 2 Green Group; 8h, 58c, 11m
Heat 3 Red Group; 7m, 121n, 38h

Maybe if somebody can start a separate results thread tonight it'd be appreciated by all. If I start one now it'll be on page 41 before racing even starts, so I'll leave it to somebody stuck at home with time on their hands. With Huntly, Palmerston North and Woodford Glen scheduled to race tonight 3 individual results threads are what is needed. This could be a job for macgor.....unless he weakens at the last moment and decides to make his weekend speedway fix a 2 night one?

[Admin]

Yep , I'll be attempting to achieve the results only thread tonight.

unless I weaken as Barry suggests .

[Admin]

I'm not sure if the live results thing is happening but if not then I'm happy to post results/happenings if someone wants to text me on 027 686 6339

[BarryB]

Jan 8, 2010 5:57:15 GMT 12 @gribbs said:

also maybe we could lock this thread and stick to just the one thread on this championship now ;D ;D

You keep posting that all over the place, and everytime you do it each thread rises back to the top again!!!!!!!!!!! Oooops, it just happened again ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[Murray Guy (Grandad)]

Today 'Colin Smith' BOP Times says ...

[Brett85p]

Jan 7, 2010 23:58:36 GMT 12 chainsawoo7 said:

Therefore it will be a slick track specialist that will win it, or it will go the way of the grid draw. Someone that can get the rear, middle and front marble. Make the passes whilst there is grip in the track early, pass again early laps of heat two and then hold on to a front row spot for the 3rd heat. That will secure a good start position for the final where the track will be slick and passing very hard.


I thort you new more about raceing than that sonic 33 . it all about money , i mean hourse power . i mrean driveing skills , or maybe it might be the money its not about smelling the roses , at least i know that much ;D

Three race marble draw usually favors the front grids in the first race as they get the rear draw in the 3rd head when usually there are a few cars not starting so less to pass.

[sonic33]

I know what you are saying chainsaw, but even with money you still need to make some passes, and they will need to be made earlier in the night.

Time will tell.

[Admin]

I know racers who are happy with rear draws in the early heats because the track allows passing and passing = points.
Later on although there may be a few cars missing from the grid it's much harder to make gains on a slicked track .

[BarryB]

Jan 8, 2010 12:11:25 GMT 12 Admin said:

I know racers who are happy with rear draws in the early heats because the track allows passing and passing = points.
Later on although there may be a few cars missing from the grid it's much harder to make gains on a slicked track .

And that's in a nutshell macgor, one plays off against the other. I know many racers who prefer a rear draw in Heat 1, even allowing for the fact their are generally vacant grids come Heat 3. It's a little more than straight maths.......

[Brett85p]

Jan 8, 2010 12:16:44 GMT 12 BarryB said:

Jan 8, 2010 12:11:25 GMT 12 Admin said:

I know racers who are happy with rear draws in the early heats because the track allows passing and passing = points.
Later on although there may be a few cars missing from the grid it's much harder to make gains on a slicked track .

And that's in a nutshell macgor, one plays off against the other. I know many racers who prefer a rear draw in Heat 1, even allowing for the fact their are generally vacant grids come Heat 3. It's a little more than straight maths.......

Maybe not straight maths but it all helps. One less car to pass sure makes life easier. Blondie always used to say grid four was the prime starting position but then he could pass all night long on pretty much any track surface

[BarryB]

Yeah, don't think grids worried Blondie too much ;D

Probably the grid where you don't get taken out is the best

[Murray Guy (Grandad)]

Over recent times the race surface for heat one has often been inconsistant across and around the track.
Invariably the race is begun with little regard for the inevitable carnage produced by a greasy pole line and drivey outer. Couple this with the fact that many drivers don't engage the brain until after the first / second lap mayhem, to be at the very rear often has significant advantages.

Will be interesting to see how Huntly manage the track prep immediately prior to racing. Usually the saloons are used (abused) to carry out this task then expected to race 15 minutes later.

[Brett85p]

Is scrutineering off site?
Anyone taking pictures feel free to post

[BarryB]

Jan 8, 2010 13:00:33 GMT 12 Brett85p said:

Is scrutineering off site?
Anyone taking pictures feel free to post

I might cruise down a little early and snap a few, will post if I get time

[nakifans]

Qualifiers
BLUE 1nz 6B 33M 34T 48H 71N
GREEN 3NZ 8H 11M 51A 58C 96A
RED 5B 7M 24M 38H 99A 121N

Repercharge 46E 21H

Knowing past championships it is easier to pick Lotto no's.

[sonic33]

Does any one know where I can get the grid draws to see if there is any passing going on and whether the passing decreases as the night goes on and moisture disapears.