Loton Park - Tuscan Challenge
Loton Park - Tuscan Challenge
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Andy JB

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1,321 posts

249 months

Thursday 27th September 2007
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I'd like to suport this event on Saturday - where can i find details of schedule/timings?

Is the event in isolation this time or shared with other race series?

Any info appreciated

jimed

1,508 posts

236 months

Thursday 27th September 2007
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I was also wondering whether to go and see the hillclimb at Loton Park this Sunday as it is one of the last events in the TVRCC Sprint Championship for this year. A quick look at the Hagley and District Light car Club website (www.hdlcc.com) and in the 'Reports and News' there is something which says practice starts at 9.00am with the main event starting at about 12.30; entrance is £10 per adult with free parking so could be worth a go. Is anyone else thinking of going??
Jim

Graham

16,381 posts

314 months

Thursday 27th September 2007
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That'll Be a TVRCC Sprint championship sprint event rather than a Tuscan Challenge Race meeting.

The Tuscan's are all tucked up in bed until next season hehe

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

237 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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Weather gonna be good will be there about 11.00-30am

G

Guillotine

5,516 posts

294 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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Graham said:
That'll Be a TVRCC Sprint championship sprint event rather than a Tuscan Challenge Race meeting.

The Tuscan's are all tucked up in bed until next season hehe
Not ALL of them...one is off to Spa and the Nurburgring next week! wink

softtop

3,172 posts

277 months

Saturday 29th September 2007
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did you hear the posse go past at about 10am?

lord summerisle

8,174 posts

255 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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wavey to the chimaera #940 who we red flagged at Keepers, after an incident further up the hill

he had PH stickers under his racing numbers. Good Weekend, nice turn out from the Tivs

Zumbruk

7,848 posts

290 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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chris_tivver said:
The Chimp would have been one of the Blacklee's. Can't remember which one was driving as 940 and I've left my stuff in the garage.
Normally Andrew, 'cos it's Richard's car!


chris_tivver said:
(I was the in the Tuscan)
I wasn't there. frown

Zumbruk

7,848 posts

290 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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chris_tivver said:
edited to add In fact it was Richard Blacklee driving as #940
Get little bruv to warm the tyres; good idea!

lord summerisle

8,174 posts

255 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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chris_tivver said:
Thanks for marshalling
smile

its a pleasure to Marshal at Loton... especially when camping over, even at this time of year.

lord summerisle

8,174 posts

255 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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chris_tivver said:
(I was the in the Tuscan)
this one eh?



did the extra taped piece of paper say 'this way up' ?

its always worrying when you see that on the cars... when you consider Ralph Pinder in the Yellow 205

has UP^ on his car... since he is a member of the Hagley Hooligans Upside Down Club... having turned his car over once before.

TT Tim

4,168 posts

277 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2007
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lord summerisle said:
did the extra taped piece of paper say 'this way up' ?
Nope that's my car, wavey but I wasn't out at Loton. paperbag



Tim

BCA

8,651 posts

287 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2007
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Anyone see the other Cerb that sprints, scruffy blue jobbie with a different front wing?? I couldnt be there unfortunately - but heard the day went pretty well... any pics of it? smile

chris_tivver

583 posts

236 months

Wednesday 3rd October 2007
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Yes the day went well. The Cerb of which you speak was there and driving in a very spirited fashion.

I had hope to get some pics from a couple who were there in another Tuscan: Steve and Tina - if you are reading we'd all love to see any you've got. I think you may be one of the only sources of pics

BCA

8,651 posts

287 months

Thursday 4th October 2007
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chris_tivver said:
Yes the day went well. The Cerb of which you speak was there and driving in a very spirited fashion.
Its my Dad, hes getting quicker over time... From the tuscan photo - I beleive we met at three sisters last year? wavey Is this the same one that had the off at Harewood too? If so, glad to see its back - our Cerb suffered the same but out of the hairpin after farmhouse - as you could see, its still not repaired fully!!

Ah well, best used than polished...

lord summerisle

8,174 posts

255 months

Thursday 4th October 2007
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BCA said:
chris_tivver said:
Yes the day went well. The Cerb of which you speak was there and driving in a very spirited fashion.
Its my Dad, hes getting quicker over time... From the tuscan photo - I beleive we met at three sisters last year? wavey Is this the same one that had the off at Harewood too? If so, glad to see its back - our Cerb suffered the same but out of the hairpin after farmhouse - as you could see, its still not repaired fully!!

Ah well, best used than polished...
here you go:



Richard took several more, on here: http://www.rhodopsin.co.uk

I remember it having its off at harewood, its in good company - last september i was Farmhouse out when a Fia...Ferrari put a wheel on the grass on the exit, lost the back end and went head on into the end of the Armco on Quarry Straight - i was picking little bits of red fibreglass up for ages! Tho if i remember correctly the cerb hit the armco/tyres around the telegraph pole on the outside of the bend?

chris_tivver

583 posts

236 months

Thursday 4th October 2007
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BCA said:
chris_tivver said:
Yes the day went well. The Cerb of which you speak was there and driving in a very spirited fashion.
Its my Dad, hes getting quicker over time... From the tuscan photo - I beleive we met at three sisters last year? wavey Is this the same one that had the off at Harewood too? If so, glad to see its back - our Cerb suffered the same but out of the hairpin after farmhouse - as you could see, its still not repaired fully!!

Ah well, best used than polished...
Not me. Must have been the only other Tuscan in the championship (who regrettably I have never met or competed against). Hopefully we will be joined by a third soon. Another one hopes to come and play at Castle Coombe for the last event of the season. I wish we could get more out

As for your father, I will say no more than ask him about Fallow corner wink

BCA

8,651 posts

287 months

Monday 8th October 2007
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lord summerisle said:
Richard took several more, on here: http://www.rhodopsin.co.uk

I remember it having its off at harewood, its in good company - last september i was Farmhouse out when a Fia...Ferrari put a wheel on the grass on the exit, lost the back end and went head on into the end of the Armco on Quarry Straight - i was picking little bits of red fibreglass up for ages! Tho if i remember correctly the cerb hit the armco/tyres around the telegraph pole on the outside of the bend?
The ferrari did *exactly* what the cerb did...most of the fibreglass was intact but just badly cracked... so we gaffa taped it up, dad did his remaining runs and we drove home! smile

Chris - what happened at Fallow?? Dad doesnt seem to know??