Just four drivers attended our event for Clubman, Slot.It Challenge and F1, the latter not being run at all. Initially only Steve, Luke and I turned up for the event which ran on the Sunday instead of the usual Saturday, because Steve had a afternoon-into-night karting event to attend. Keith arrived in time to drive the single Slot.It Challenge race, taking over from Luke who had to leave at that point.
Despite just having three drivers in each race, the driving was as competitive as always and we even had the usual two board room meetings as an enjoyable break in between the racing.
Some pics to start things off:
An almost full paddock of cars:
Setting up the computer:
Some of Steve's cars:
A view of the circuit with Keith, me and Steve:
Boardroom meeting #1:
Filling out the forms:
Practice session in progress:
Boardroom meeting #2:
The Results
Clubman
Clubman race 1 grid - Steve/Nissan Skyline, Gordon/Triumph TR4A, Luke/BMW2002:
Computer Clubman race 1 results:
Clubman race 2 grid - Gordon/BMC Mini Cooper, Steve/Austin A40, Luke/BMW2002:
Computer Clubman race 2 results. The screen pic shows driver 5 (Luke) second and driver 1 (Gordon) third, but they were actually the other way around:
Clubman race 3 grid - Steve/BMW 2800CS, Gordon/Mustang GT350, Luke/BMW2002:
Computer Clubman race 3 results:
Slot.It Challenge
Slot.It Challenge race 1 grid - Gordon/Nissan R89C, Steve/Nissan R89C, Keith/Toyota 88C:
Computer Slot.It Challenge race 1 results:
(How this is computed: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=393)
Diversity Award
The diversity award was a tie between Steve and Gordon for each driving four different cars at the event.
Total Championship Points for 2025 (total of each drivers top fifteen points-scoring days):
Congratulations to the winners.
Next event's classes: Historic Saloon, American Pony Car, Modified Production.
See you on the circuit...
Gordon