Keywest Nats
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Keywest Nats
OK, here's a short nats update on Ray's progress and a few pics that came through.
Keywset track.

Rained out on Saturday during quallies.

Which led to the SARDA AGM where open stock has been dropped at nats level due to low entries and because there were some cowboy votes because of this little brown culprit!!!!!!!!!

Here are some Sunday action pics in the pits.



Last I heard before lunch time today, Ray was lying 4th in B main for 19t and 3rd C main in mods.
And OTOTW wasn't quite ototw as he had a moerse babelas!!!!
All part and pacel of attending a nat.
Anyway, I'm sure the booitjies had a blast. We will have to put together a strong contingent for next years nats and show them the PE ouens are not lig in the broek, maybe the economy will have gotten a bit better by then to help aswell.
Keywset track.

Rained out on Saturday during quallies.

Which led to the SARDA AGM where open stock has been dropped at nats level due to low entries and because there were some cowboy votes because of this little brown culprit!!!!!!!!!

Here are some Sunday action pics in the pits.



Last I heard before lunch time today, Ray was lying 4th in B main for 19t and 3rd C main in mods.
And OTOTW wasn't quite ototw as he had a moerse babelas!!!!
Anyway, I'm sure the booitjies had a blast. We will have to put together a strong contingent for next years nats and show them the PE ouens are not lig in the broek, maybe the economy will have gotten a bit better by then to help aswell.
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TRF415 - Borrowed, 27t Silver Can - SARDA Handout, Mazda 6 Shell - R200, 37 Shore Foams - R160.
Winning First Nationals Race Against The "Local Boys" On Their Own Turf - PRICELESS
TRF 415, Reedy 19t, Spec DX3.0
RC10TC4, X Stock 27t, Spec DX3.0
TT01, Tamiya 540J, Hitech Agressor
I'm not a gaenocologist, but I'll have a look.

sam the man- Posts: 959
Join date: 2008-08-23
Age: 37
Location: The Windy City
Keywest Nats
Attending such a event is really awesome,you learn alot,you realize there's very strong national competitors out ,you learn the strict rules and the reason about rules,its when a half second make it or break it,you see how cars get set up to the finest detail,you see equipment that you never knew existed,Its a far way to gauteng,its a long drive ,but definite each and every second worth it.Thanks
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ototw- Posts: 1761
Join date: 2008-10-12
Age: 45
Re: Keywest Nats
Thanks for attending Ototw and keeping my glass filled
. It was an event where you needed 3 different setups per day with the changing conditions and my timing was not great, or the rain's timing was not great.
A lot was learnt again from a setup point of view and hopefully it will eventually filter through to club members.
The track was nice but ours is great and sometimes I don't think our members always realize it. We had a good look at their driver's stand and it is simple but effective. I think Ototw might have taken some closer shots of it then we can post it later fr everyone to see.
A lot was learnt again from a setup point of view and hopefully it will eventually filter through to club members.
The track was nice but ours is great and sometimes I don't think our members always realize it. We had a good look at their driver's stand and it is simple but effective. I think Ototw might have taken some closer shots of it then we can post it later fr everyone to see.
Raymond- Posts: 2513
Join date: 2008-08-19
Location: Port Elizabeth

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