Front Bum Racing 360 Challenge all ready for Targa Tasmania

They had a GT3 RS in 2007 and came 2nd to a 99 WRX

http://www.justimagine.com.au/targa2007/Modern.pdf

 

Matich or Gardiner.

 

its cranky Frank.
set up my 1st Etype.

 

I'd go the later.

 

Frank G.
Time after that I had a bit to do with them, Tony Longhurst the kiwi was the protege and Jim R was the master. JPS BMW 6.35 days.
How the wheel spins

 

Now they were a great sounding car. Hate to admit it but the Walkenshaw Jags sounded awesome as well. Went to the Nissan Mobil 500 in Wellington back in 1990?? The sound bouncing of high rise buildings was sensational. Mark Skaife was just a kid then.

Gees I'm getting old.

 

Jags would have been '86/7.

 

met your business partner today at the Penguin stop, nice guy, has broken his Euro spoiler as well

 

to you pick him up?

 

no, still trying women to see if they are still ok , but he might do if nothing else comes along ... I actually fancied his nav,...... nice boy

 

your sic.

 

Good to hear you're having fun.

 

If you do nothing else go and have a steak...if you have time to eat..at the Ball and Chain.I think it,s in Salamanca Place,there are as you,ve found out only about 20 pubs to have a beer in.Best to get to know the place before we do it next year,EH.

 

car #679 is the best looking Ferrari i have seen in a long time,any other photos.

 

That's the one that went off.

 

looks great with the driving lights/ retro rally car the 70s.

 

Driving fast in the wet makes things VERY interesting!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxARf74Refg

 

Must be why twin turbo Monaros are not necessarily the "gun" choice for outright posn in TT then lol

 

Their performance variations are puzzling. Must've had some issue because they match Quinn quite often but drop to much slower times on some other quite similar stages.

 

peter, when simon and I did the Adel Hills Tarmac last year (which we won)((god knows how)) anyway, that was a wet day and the ASR was left on which made driving consistently very easy, I would say from looking at that Lotus the ASR is no where near as developed as on the Ferrari 360 CH. Reason being even if we pushed hard the steering was under control.

 

I'd be surprised if it has any traction control at all.

I'm not a big fan of a computer doing the driving for me....I like making my own mistakes.

 

or find your own dirt roads.

 

One dirt road!

 

yep
one to many.

 

well a computer won the F1 championship last year cos Hamilton cant drive without one this year.


If i make a mistake...........it becomes a costly expense, i'd rather have Olivetti and Magnetti Marelli do some work for a change and let me just play PS3 in the car