Boxing Day single seater race at Mallory

[graeme]

The entry form is at http://www.graduates.org.uk/2004/Plum_Pudding_04.doc - official closing date is Wednesday (but late entries, with late entry fee, up until the Wenesday before Christmas).

[skmanuk]

Come on guys, what else are you going to do on Boxing day.

Entry is now in double figures.

[Andrew Gunnell]

Come on and give us car marshals something to do, or it is will be very boring for us, just watch bikes.

[Dave Brand]

Originally Posted by Andrew Gunnell

Come on and give us car marshals something to do, or it is will be very boring for us, just watch bikes.

Don't worry, you'll have plenty to do! At this meeting, there's no differentiation between 'car' & 'bike' marshals - we all work together.

[Andrew Gunnell]

Originally Posted by Dave Brand

Don't worry, you'll have plenty to do! At this meeting, there's no differentiation between 'car' & 'bike' marshals - we all work together.

That is good news. Still I have heard that there is a large bike entry and not too many cars.
But it will be intresting to see how the two different styles of marshalling will work together, as I have never marshalled a bike meeting before.

See you there Dave

Andrew

[Ian Sowman]

Entry is 14 Caterhams and 10 single seaters at present - late entries still available!

[Dave Brand]

Originally Posted by Andrew Gunnell

But it will be intresting to see how the two different styles of marshalling will work together, as I have never marshalled a bike meeting before.

The similarities outweigh the differences. There's a greater likelihood of injury with bikes, but on the other hand you don't get a rider trapped in a bike - under it, maybe, but it's easy to lift a bike; sidecars are a different story - they defy the laws of logic, physics & anything else you can think of! There are a few differences in flagging, but the flaggies can worry about that!

[Ian Sowman]

This formatting may well be very dodgy - but nevertheless here are the latest entries:

OPEN SINGLE SEATERS

CLASS 1 2000CC TO 2500CC



CLASS 2 1800CC TO 2000CC

9 JULIE CLARK VAN DIEMEN RF82 F. VAUXHALL 2000cc Bellingdon
27 SIMON KEAST VAN DIEMEN F. IRELAND 2000cc Peterborough
29 ROBIN DAWE DALLARA F 398 2000cc Tewkesbury
35 DAVID GATHERCOLE F. FORD RF82 2000cc Whittlesey
44 DOUGLAS McLAY F. VAUXHALL 2000cc Edinburgh
47 LARRY JERAM-CROFT F. VAUXHALL LOTUS 2000cc Martock


CLASS 3 1600CC TO 1800CC

69 GEOFF PASHLEY VAN DIEMEN RF82 F. FORD 1800cc Stroud
74 PATRICK HUSTON SWIFT SC97Z 1800cc Boston. Lincs
77 GEOFF FERN VAN DIEMEN RF99 1800cc Warminster


CLASS 4 1200CC TO 1600CC

10 PHILIP HART MODUS M4 1600cc Welford
14 NEIL HUNT MONDIALE M93S 1600cc Leeds
97 ANDY YEOMANS VAN DIEMEN F.VAUXHALL JUNIOR 1600cc Castle Donington


CLASS 5 UP TO 1200CC

45 ARTY CAMERON JEDI MK4 600cc Malvern

[ss_collins]

how many laps is it?

[Ian Sowman]

15 minute qualifying, 2 x 10 lap races - cheap entry (was cheaper before last Wednesday!).

[Andrew Gunnell]

Originally Posted by Dave Brand

The similarities outweigh the differences. There's a greater likelihood of injury with bikes, but on the other hand you don't get a rider trapped in a bike - under it, maybe, but it's easy to lift a bike; sidecars are a different story - they defy the laws of logic, physics & anything else you can think of! There are a few differences in flagging, but the flaggies can worry about that!

That is intresting what you say about the similarities, thank you for the information.

[andy97]

Any idea what the latest entry is?

[A. C. E. motors]

Originally Posted by andy97

Any idea what the latest entry is?

Originally Posted by graeme

(late entries, with late entry fee, up until the Wenesday before Christmas).

There you go.

[Ian Sowman]

Andy - 16 entries for the single seaters, including you. Still on 19 Caterhams I think.