Welcome Bill, group N punters are always welcome, regardless of what people are saying about the riff raff Group N produce

So if the Group N boys prefer VB and sausages....what is it Group S partake in, Apertiffs and Sauvignon Blanc?

I know that Bill loves a beer and a snag. But he also likes quaffing Chardonnay, like he did to excess at Sandown back in 2003. He usually races better when he's had a skinful of Chardy too, hey Bill... 

As long as Bill races an Alfa in Group N then we will hold off on the beer and snags references. If he starts racing a Capri, or dare we say a Mustang then it's Game On 

Hey Bill, why don't you buy my Group C GTV6....

Hi Bill good to see you here!
Scott, 
Bills right, you will regret it.
Bill now owns a gpC 105 that I once owned, but.....    Note to self: kick yourself again!

Hi,

If you'll take people that eat sausages and VB how about people who don't know what they want to eat?

I bought a ratty old 105 just over a year ago and soon realised I was in over my head.  Then I took it to a super sprint and despite going either slow or backwards I was hooked.  Now the suspension is decent I'm starting to drive it instead of just hanging on but the engine is old and tired.  Hopefully it might be log booked as group Sb by the end of the year, but it will stay road registered as well.

But....  I've heard about you group "S" for Sycho drivers and after seeing Phil's car (and hearing of Spencer's rocket being shunted) I'm not sure I want to take the plunge (or if after just one year I could even get close to you guys).  I might try a FoSC regularity next year just to see how it all goes.

I've also heard the comptetion CAMS license is pretty tough to keep (I only have 2S) and you can't just do a meeting or two but need to do a lot of races to first get off your P's and then to keep it.  I can't find the details on the CAMS web site.

Is there an easy (and cheaper) way to get the feel for a race meeting without going through the bump and grind?

Bill, Is there any truth to the rumour that VRA is holding an open day at Wakefield early next year, I haven't heard anything official from the VRA group?  I think that would be a great day and I would book in.

Andrew

Bill,

I double checked my mail and there were a couple I missed reading and that was one of them.  I now have it in my diary and I'll be there on the 15th. 

Thanks

Andrew

So that's it Phil - now we know why you were sooooo incredibly quick at Bathurst at Easter !!!

The full throttle definately made a difference !!!!

Len