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28 Feb 2001, 18:40 (Ref:67210)
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The Audi A4 was definetly 4WD:
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28 Feb 2001, 18:56 (Ref:67214)
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Forgive me if I'm being dense here (quite likely) but did Audi ever try to claim it wasn't?
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28 Feb 2001, 19:00 (Ref:67217)
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I was expecting to see a few technical shots of strategically placed transfer boxes and as many driveshafts as wheels, instead we get a piccy of an A4 kicking up some dust. My daughters go-kart does that, and it's definately in the two-wheel drive category.
Hardly proof, hardly worth posting twice, and as MichaelC says, was there ever any doubt? :confused: |
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28 Feb 2001, 19:02 (Ref:67218)
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Are you trying to say that the Audi is overtaking the Ford? Looks to me like John Bintcliffe is being passed by Radisich after going wide.
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28 Feb 2001, 19:03 (Ref:67220)
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And the big Quattro badge generally gave it away.
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28 Feb 2001, 19:37 (Ref:67226)
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Well i'm sorry...
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28 Feb 2001, 19:45 (Ref:67230)
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Hey, it's a decent pic anyway mate.
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28 Feb 2001, 20:02 (Ref:67235)
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Quote:
 For the record, that's coming down from Lodge and Bintcliffe did indeed get it very wide and ran all the way down the hill on the grass, he was just about to find where the tarmac was again at that point. Vauxhall, why are you saying proof that Audi were 4wd? When has anyone ever questioned or doubted that? |
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28 Feb 2001, 20:10 (Ref:67236)
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Sorry Carrie - it is indeed a great photo, but our dear friend vauxhall hit submit twice in his excitement!
Now if he could find a photo of an A4 spinning all its wheels during its last season, when it was definately supposed to 2WD, now that would be worth posting, even twice.
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28 Feb 2001, 20:30 (Ref:67243)
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Yeah, I'd already noticed he'd posted it twice
I can do you a nice piccy of the '98 Audi, but it ain't in mega wheel spinning mode, Bintcliffe is actually behaving himself and staying on track in this photo (which probably makes it unique )
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1 Mar 2001, 17:22 (Ref:67402)
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After all the promise Buntcliffe had shown in 1997, he was totally blown away by Yvan in 1998-he was one of the worst dribvers in the series that year. His BTCC team last year wasn't too clever either, but i think the link-up with Project MSport and Matt Kelly may help yurn things around.
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