Met office reports dry.
SIDC Saturday 10th March
Re: KnockHill
How is it now?Bobster wrote: Hope the weather improves.
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Re: KnockHill
You got a window?Gareth wrote:How is it now?Bobster wrote: Hope the weather improves.
use it
Re: KnockHill
I'm in Abz, he's in Dunfermline.....go figure!thinfourth wrote:You got a window?Gareth wrote:How is it now?Bobster wrote: Hope the weather improves.
use it
Weathe rhas been changeable all day today, right now still looking overcast and the forecast for tomorrow looks similar.
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Had a great day, cheers to John for the usual excellent organisation.
Started off pretty eventfull as me and Andy followed shoomer up the pit straight to witness an F1 style plume of steam shoot into the air from his car.
Hope it's not as bad as it looked but it was a pretty spectacular failure
Had a bloody close call on the last lap when a scooby spun going over the chicane. They'd been in front of me for a couple of laps and weren't for moving over and I could see that one coming so was ready for it but I don't think the 10+ cars behind were expecting it and I thought they were all about to plough into me! Thinfourth was right behind me and I saw him stop in plenty of time then saw the red Golf GTi swerving off into the gravel so I decided to get out of there as fast as possible!
Then, right at the end, whilst there were red flags out for the stuck Golf, I got overtaken by someone in an EVO, apparently so they could try and slide round the hairpin. Have to assume they'd have been black flagged were it not the end of the session
Best news of the day though, no stupid tyre stacks and just some cones instead
Started off pretty eventfull as me and Andy followed shoomer up the pit straight to witness an F1 style plume of steam shoot into the air from his car.
Hope it's not as bad as it looked but it was a pretty spectacular failure

Had a bloody close call on the last lap when a scooby spun going over the chicane. They'd been in front of me for a couple of laps and weren't for moving over and I could see that one coming so was ready for it but I don't think the 10+ cars behind were expecting it and I thought they were all about to plough into me! Thinfourth was right behind me and I saw him stop in plenty of time then saw the red Golf GTi swerving off into the gravel so I decided to get out of there as fast as possible!
Then, right at the end, whilst there were red flags out for the stuck Golf, I got overtaken by someone in an EVO, apparently so they could try and slide round the hairpin. Have to assume they'd have been black flagged were it not the end of the session
Best news of the day though, no stupid tyre stacks and just some cones instead
Mixed day for me, think my brake discs are warped as I was getting a bit of vibration through the steering wheel under braking, track took a while to dry out and never felt it could push really hard at any time. Possiblynot helped by an embarrassing spin on the warm up laps
Eventually the day was cut short by the MIL light coming on, fault codes are PO138 and PO141, thanks to AndyG with some help on that. Light came back on again this evening so I think I'll seek Dan's advice before next weeks trip to Donnington.
Eventually the day was cut short by the MIL light coming on, fault codes are PO138 and PO141, thanks to AndyG with some help on that. Light came back on again this evening so I think I'll seek Dan's advice before next weeks trip to Donnington.
