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Post by mordecai on Jan 22, 2018 17:56:53 GMT 12
last year the on the first night scrappers beat the poms on the track,poms went to the crying room saying that the first car across the line who was 52s cut the pole line on the 2nd to last corner,how ever myself & other fans have seen 3 different videos to suggest other wise the dust that come from the wheel in question came from the lip of the concrete pole line on the inside of track   oh I don't remember that but thanks poms will be very tough this year
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Post by hbhornets on Jan 22, 2018 18:07:27 GMT 12
last year the on the first night scrappers beat the poms on the track,poms went to the crying room saying that the first car across the line who was 52s cut the pole line on the 2nd to last corner,how ever myself & other fans have seen 3 different videos to suggest other wise the dust that come from the wheel in question came from the lip of the concrete pole line on the inside of track the whole race because on lap 2 a pom car got taken off. so 3 vs 4. and the scrappers were terrible. not hitting the car they needed to. should of been an easy win. they didnt desevre the win. just like the hawke eyes didnt desevre the win against the mustangs that year. sorry roxy i was booing the result. poms right winners. |
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Post by Admin on Jan 22, 2018 18:15:07 GMT 12
this thread is about the 2018 version of the teams champs, leave the past aggro behind and look forward
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Post by Jays on Jan 22, 2018 18:22:21 GMT 12
last year the on the first night scrappers beat the poms on the track,poms went to the crying room saying that the first car across the line who was 52s cut the pole line on the 2nd to last corner,how ever myself & other fans have seen 3 different videos to suggest other wise the dust that come from the wheel in question came from the lip of the concrete pole line on the inside of track "Just on the concrete"  |
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Post by Tapped on Jan 22, 2018 18:47:12 GMT 12
Your 2018 Wildcats
89w Dale Robertson - Captain
5w Keegan Levien
7w Shane Davis
22w Richard Gaskin
321w Hilton Parker
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Post by BarryB on Jan 22, 2018 19:23:13 GMT 12
last year the on the first night scrappers beat the poms on the track,poms went to the crying room saying that the first car across the line who was 52s cut the pole line on the 2nd to last corner,how ever myself & other fans have seen 3 different videos to suggest other wise the dust that come from the wheel in question came from the lip of the concrete pole line on the inside of track "Just on the concrete" Just to clarify so we can concentrate on 2018; The brown stuff is the race track. The white stuff and the green stuff is off the race track. So a car with it's wheels on the concrete pole line is off the racing surface, the same as it is on the grass. Only the dirt is considered part of the racing surface. This was clarified by SNZ referees after a question during drivers briefing at Palmy Teams a few years back. If the Stratford car wasn't diving inside three Team GB block cars at the time he likely wouldn't have been pinged. No advantage gained. But in this case he's completely over the concrete and onto the grass, AND diving inside the block cars...... Anyway, back to 2018. Barry B |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2018 19:28:27 GMT 12
Your 2018 Wildcats 89w Dale Robertson - Captain 5w Keegan Levien 7w Shane Davis 22w Richard Gaskin 321w Hilton Parker. Here ya go, I've fixed it for you... Your 2018 Championship winning team is 89w Dale Robertson - Captain 5w Keegan Levien 7w Shane Davis 22w Richard Gaskin 321w Hilton Parker |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2018 19:48:38 GMT 12
"Just on the concrete" Just to clarify so we can concentrate on 2018; The brown stuff is the race track. The white stuff and the green stuff is off the race track. So a car with it's wheels on the concrete pole line is off the racing surface, the same as it is on the grass. Only the dirt is considered part of the racing surface. This was clarified by SNZ referees after a question during drivers briefing at Palmy Teams a few years back. If the Stratford car wasn't diving inside three Team GB block cars at the time he likely wouldn't have been pinged. No advantage gained. But in this case he's completely over the concrete and onto the grass, AND diving inside the black cars...... Anyway, back to 2018. Barry B If this rule was policed and penaltys handed down , nobody would win or even get a placing in any race. Pole line cutting happens at all tracks and almost every meeting. The law is only enforced when it suits .. |
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Post by mordecai on Jan 22, 2018 20:38:04 GMT 12
is it just me or are teams named nice and early this year
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Post by midway on Jan 22, 2018 20:46:16 GMT 12
is it just me or are teams named nice and early this year Its been you for a long time Mordy , thanks for owning up ....  |
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Post by Roxcyford on Jan 22, 2018 20:57:38 GMT 12
"Just on the concrete" Just to clarify so we can concentrate on 2018; The brown stuff is the race track. The white stuff and the green stuff is off the race track. So a car with it's wheels on the concrete pole line is off the racing surface, the same as it is on the grass. Only the dirt is considered part of the racing surface. This was clarified by SNZ referees after a question during drivers briefing at Palmy Teams a few years back. If the Stratford car wasn't diving inside three Team GB block cars at the time he likely wouldn't have been pinged. No advantage gained. But in this case he's completely over the concrete and onto the grass, AND diving inside the black cars...... Anyway, back to 2018. Barry B    |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2018 0:03:16 GMT 12
If this rule was policed and penaltys handed down , nobody would win or even get a placing in any race. Pole line cutting happens at all tracks and almost every meeting. The law is only enforced when it suits I have a solution! See it here |
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Post by beachboy on Jan 23, 2018 0:28:27 GMT 12
It will be good to see Waikato back, need their drunk supporters to go down the pits and wind up the Panther drivers.
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Post by Tapped on Jan 23, 2018 6:10:23 GMT 12
Your 2018 Wildcats 89w Dale Robertson - Captain 5w Keegan Levien 7w Shane Davis 22w Richard Gaskin 321w Hilton Parker. Here ya go, I've fixed it for you... Your 2018 Championship winning team is 89w Dale Robertson - Captain 5w Keegan Levien 7w Shane Davis 22w Richard Gaskin 321w Hilton Parker My bad, apologys to anyjaun offended by my post. 😉 |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2018 7:23:14 GMT 12
If this rule was policed and penaltys handed down , nobody would win or even get a placing in any race. Pole line cutting happens at all tracks and almost every meeting. The law is only enforced when it suits I have a solution! See it hereIn most cases it is 2 wheels over the pole line . |
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Post by fanatik on Jan 23, 2018 17:51:30 GMT 12
12 teams named.. awaiting on A and V. Is there a cut off time as they usually do the draw on Saturday night at WP
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Post by beachboy on Jan 23, 2018 19:26:34 GMT 12
Looking at all the teams that have been named they do all look pretty even and as pointed out by speedwayfan there looks to be only one ring in, which reflects the evenness of the teams. Some teams that have finished towards the bottom in recent years have now got plenty of experience together and some teams that have big names in them are a relatively new combination so it looks like an even playing field. I'm picking the poms to go all the way this year. |
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Post by HIGHWAY45 on Jan 23, 2018 21:55:58 GMT 12
Rumour has it that only 12 teams were wanted. So if AKL should get a side together does it mean they get the right of way to enter over a team that didn't last year??? (waikato).... wanganui didn't participate last year either so waikato being entered first would be put in draw over them if AKL didn't enter for example
Anyone heard something similar. I have read comments that lean toward this theory/rumour or whatever you want to call it.
12 teams is best scenario. Groups just have to race within that group to qualify etc. not against all other teams in regards to points, protest, draws, meeting a team in the semis you've already raced is impossible etc. better for spectators in that regards..........
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2018 22:10:33 GMT 12
Whilst I really like the 12 team 4 group format for all the reasons already mentioned, I'm sure if 13 or even 14 teams wanted to enter then I doubt they would be turned away, providing they could name a full & confirmed team by any deadline given.
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Post by hbhornets on Jan 23, 2018 22:45:17 GMT 12
So auckland pull out. You now have 2 teams wanting one place. Now what bro? Coin toss to see who goes? Me I love more teams. Why wouldn't anyone. Don't think the groups are as good as people make out they are
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