CRMC at Pembrey > Easter weekend :)

[Welsh Daph]

Reading the CRMC forum and I see there were some "breakages" there too...best wishes for a speedy recovery lads

[Triplebrew]

Hi, You are not wrong Daphne. Was a bit scarey for me seeing them coming in but I guess not a patch on the view they had

[Welsh Daph]

Was it on first lap then Ian?

[Triplebrew]

Was it on first lap then Ian?

Daph, no second (I think). I was marshalling at the Hairpin. Not sure about this marshalling lark you know! Bit too much like hard work

[Welsh Daph]

I read the reason it happened .... sounds as though they are very lucky to get away as light as they did

[Triplebrew]

It amazes me how people can make that sort of statement. I have just read the post and wonder who the person is. It was certainly not any of the marshals at the scene - this I know for a fact being one of them. It is a deeply distressing time for those involved and someone posting stuff like that is just not being fair. Would be interesting to know where he got the information from etc.

[NickR]

Ian, That information came from the Technical Officer who came round the paddock at lunchtime and checked everyone's foot brake mechanism. The post on the CRMC website is almost word for word what he told me.

[Bob B]

Just how much weight can you save by drilling a bolt prolly no bigger than 1.5" x 3/8BSF? Just have one slice of toast less for breakfast - sorted

That World Champion was Fritz Scheidegger, one of my all time heroes

[Triplebrew]

Guess ours will be ok then

[Simon Smith]

I need to thank Clive. I broke my rotor arm on the start line. When Clive crashed I managed to fit a new one in time for the restart! Thanks Clive.

We stayed up until after midnight working on the outfit then worked on it all Sunday morning. Didn't have time to put the fairing on and entered the assembly area as the barrier went up. We managed our best result, 4th place, then got disqualified because we had no number on the front.

No points but a lot of fun.

[sidecar 151]

SIMON SAID:
We stayed up until after midnight working on the outfit then worked on it all Sunday morning. Didn't have time to put the fairing on and entered the assembly area as the barrier went up. We managed our best result, 4th place, then got disqualified because we had no number on the front.

No points but a lot of fun.[/quote]


That just about sums it up How pathetic ... Whats a transponder for? You would have thought that the club would be glad to have another outfit on the grid.

Can anyone let me know if that stupid rule the Classic Club inforced re "no 3 digit race numbers" is still in force?

[Triplebrew]

SIMON SAID:

That just about sums it up How pathetic ... Whats a transponder for? You would have thought that the club would be glad to have another outfit on the grid.

Can anyone let me know if that stupid rule the Classic Club inforced re "no 3 digit race numbers" is still in force?

That was the problem. If the transponder had been fitted it would have been ok. Also he could have been black flagged from the race rather than allowed to run the distance And yes the 3 digit thing has now been sorted following additional help for the lap scorers.

[steve-e]

Ah, no number AND no transponder does make timekeeping more complicated

[sidecar 151]

Well, that wasn't in the original script... No transpoder either..

How many outfits started the race ?

[Triplebrew]

If it was race 1 Sunday then 12 started - http://www.mylaps.com/results/showrun.jsp?id=1088365" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

race 2 was 9 starters - http://www.mylaps.com/results/showrun.jsp?id=1088366" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;