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2 Nov 2019, 13:21 (Ref:3938119)
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Walter Hayes Trophy 2019
Well, no thread for this as far as I could find which, historically, is unusual.
I suppose everyone that might have been there is in Portugal instead? Probably a good decision given the weather today. 4 FF heats. (more cars per heat than previous years or fewer entries? I have not tried to total the numbers but they look a little down from memory.) Not so many on track in the supporting races either. Unusual or expected or are we just seeing racing interests drifting off towards other options? Or have I misread the numbers and the situation? (Lack of an existing thread here suggests maybe not?) |
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