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Old 20 Feb 2001, 18:29 (Ref:65721)   #1
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vauxhall should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
Go to Autosport and look @ the btcc section for a full report!!!


The Times was like this:

(super touring) Alfa romeo - Mid 14's
(super production) BMW - Mid-high 21's
(BTCT) Vauxhall astra - Mid 17's

So these cars are gonna shift abit!!
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 18:32 (Ref:65722)   #2
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Has anyone got a simple drawin on the Vallelunga race track or how big it is in miles???
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 19:02 (Ref:65725)   #3
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touringlegend should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridtouringlegend should be qualifying in the top 3 on the gridtouringlegend should be qualifying in the top 3 on the grid
Checked out the VLR site? It says the Pug has a top speed of 145mph. Not far off ST cars.
Go to http://www.rtweb.co.uk/vlrltd/
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 19:54 (Ref:65740)   #4
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Its only @ 280 BHP
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 19:56 (Ref:65742)   #5
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Vallelunga is 1.988 miles long-it provides a good mix of fast, sweeping corners with quite a tight couple of turns, which is good for tyre testing which a lot of touring car teams use it for.

As for the BTCT Astra times, thats really excellent-it certainly is half way between ST and SP, which is good, but it hasn't lost any of its relative speed. Thumbs up!
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 20:09 (Ref:65750)   #6
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Vallelunga is 1.988 miles long-it provides a good mix of fast, sweeping corners with quite a tight couple of turns, which is good for tyre testing which a lot of touring car teams use it for.
you been watchin' the 96/97 Toca reveiw!?!?
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Old 20 Feb 2001, 20:15 (Ref:65753)   #7
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Yep-but the info about Vallelunga's from a book.
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