well done, you were flying. the yellow flag thing is easy to do in the heat of the moment. is the lad in the civic and the ibiza sandbagging, or is that there limit? looks like you could have them easily enough, watch what the lad in the civic does at the last corner before the flag.
hard to make it stick on turn 3 as the exit is very tight, i'd normally use that move to fluster the car in front and try them at the next corner. in the wet its a different story, more grip on the outside, if you have a big pair you'll make it past! the track was very dirty on sunday, expect your times to be quicker when the rallycross guys are finished dumping muck on the tarmac. as far as i can remember that seat was a 2.0 and wasn't all that heavy.
if the civic is only a 1.5 you should have him, but they handle really well so you'll have to choose your spot. i'd say the seat is just liftinga bit on the straights as the civic can stay with him. for me, it just doesn't feel like a race if your not flat all the time. i know barrier times are a necessary evil, but they don't work for me.
I agree with you , if you can make a car as quick as possible within the regs you should be allowed use all that power .
But on the other hand Marty is flat everywhere in the civic , of coarse there is more in it with some setup but it bang on for the barrier time at the moment .
It's a pure coincidence that the car worked out that way .
thats great for him, think adrian may eat a few burgers. i think a load of those civics would make a great class. cheap, reliable, handle well, parts redily available. what more could you ask for.
That is so cool!! Hope I can get a PIC like that sometime in mine!
What's the date and location of next race Adrian if I'm off ill head along [emoji106]
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It's on the 17/04/16 at Mondello park,should be s great day if we get the weather.1st round for the new ST class also[emoji106]