Great to see so many Se'ers up there regardless of the weather. A wet trackday is SO good for learning about your car on the limit, and beyond. The Atom never fails to entertain and challenge in those conditions, bloody love it!
Had the usual monkeying around with Tut in the wet, sideways everywhere, until I got blue flagged for being too close, which off course then led to us having a drag up the main straight - some great fun as usual squire
Looked like loads of people were going well though.
Thanks to DDTB for taking Rachelle out in the Elise, and letting her warm up!
Shug - Happy birthday, and thanks for not binning the Atom. From the smile and the speed you were talking at when you pitted (after your spin at the hairpin) i think its safe to say the Atom has another fan .Way too long since I've seen you on track
Dom - I did a nice J turn for you (upon exiting the chicane), although only did half of it on track, but engaged reverse for fear of bogging down in the grass/mud and keep it moving to the exit road
Last 15 minutes I really gave the Atom death, and it was simply awesome. Staggering pace, car was handling perfectly, apart from my flat spots, and with another full set of tyres finished, its time to buy some shares in Yokohama.
Just realised July is looking slow for track outings - any thought people?
Just hope its dry so you can get a full appreciation of the car in the wet you cant show the true abilty of hitting 1.3 G round hairpin, it is fun
Dodgy chicken and a bit of this 
has scuppered my plans. Thanks for the email, John. It's no fun sitting at home knowing there's track hoonery fun going on... [drowns in his own vat of self-pity]
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Tut who was chasing me found this very funny. In fact so funny he fell off the road at the next corner 
