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Duke girl
9th September 2009, 16:23
I guess most of you out there would agree with me when I say how Quick this Winter Series is going. Already 4 Rounds down and 2 to go.
Please get your Entries and payment in for this Round which is on the 26/27 September by NO LATER than the 18th September if you don't want to be hit by the $50.00 Late Entry Fee.
You can download the Entry Form from the Vic Club website www.vicclub.co.nz, which all details are on there for you. The Format for both days is also on the website.
If you are sending your Entry in by Post then Please allow 3-4 days for it to reach the Post Box, therefore it needs to be in the mail by no later than Tuesday 15th.
For those of you who intend doing the Test Day on the 25th at Manfeild the gates will be opened from 8.00am with Testing on the circuit starting at 9.00am and finishing at 4.00pm.
The costs is $100.00 and the contact number if you have any inquires is (06) 323 7444.
We have the South Island Streetstock Riders competiting at this Round, which will make this class even more excititng to watch, as well as other Riders from down Sth coming up to compete in other classes as well, so there is going to be some very healthy feilds in most of the classes which is Fantastic and Great to see.
Also its the 1st Round of the NZPCRR Championships, so this Meeting is truely going to be the Round to watch, with plenty of close battles going on for the whole weekend.
I hope all Motorcycle Enthuists, Social Groups of any kind, Family, Friends and anyone who is wanting a weekend filled with heaps of Exciting, Close and Enjoyable Racing to watch will come along and support all of those Riders out there who make it happen.
Admission is FREE.
I hope to see you all there.
Cheers
Sue Futter (Skip)
Race And Membership Secretary
Victoria Motorcycle Club.

Benk
9th September 2009, 16:25
Made my day Sue! Cant wait.

Str8 Jacket
9th September 2009, 16:27
We have the South Island Streetstock Riders competiting at this Round, which will make this class even more excititng to watch

Buggar that I am going to have to sit this one out. Or maybe I am lucky, there are a hell of alot of talented SS guy's down south! :yes:

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 16:30
Buggar that I am going to have to sit this one out. Or maybe I am lucky, there are a hell of alot of talented SS guy's down south! :yes:

No Way Girl your going to be out there giving it your best like you always do Hel. Just go out and enjoy yourself and be part of it all ok?.:niceone::msn-wink:

Str8 Jacket
9th September 2009, 16:33
No Way Girl your going to be out there giving it your best like you always do Hel. Just go out and enjoy yourself and be part of it all ok?.:niceone::msn-wink:

No I wont be. I have to sit this one out... :(

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 16:35
No I wont be. I have to sit this one out... :(

Thats not good to hear Hels, hope everything is ok?.

Sidewinder
9th September 2009, 16:37
cool ill be there somewhere:apint::apint::apint:

Drew
9th September 2009, 16:38
Cant make this one. Gotta go to Aukland the week leading up to it. Go hard boys and girls, I'll stop there on the way home Saturday.

Sidewinder
9th September 2009, 16:39
Cant make this one. Gotta go to Aukland the week leading up to it. Go hard boys and girls, I'll stop there on the way home Saturday.yea drop ya bike at mine on ya way to dorkland

k14
9th September 2009, 16:40
Better get my entry in the post then! Can't wait, been looking forward to this one for a few months now :)

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 16:41
Cant make this one. Gotta go to Aukland the week leading up to it. Go hard boys and girls, I'll stop there on the way home Saturday.

Gee Auckland wins over Manfeild, Now thats a worry Drew????????

Str8 Jacket
9th September 2009, 16:41
Thats not good to hear Hels, hope everything is ok?.

Actually, no its not. I just found out that money doesn't grow on trees damnit!!

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 16:50
Actually, no its not. I just found out that money doesn't grow on trees damnit!!

I found that out years ago. Hmmm if only it did then Racing would be our :first: priority, then how good would life be???????? :niceone::first:

mossy1200
9th September 2009, 16:54
Ill try make it again.Whats the weather going to do?

Tony.OK
9th September 2009, 16:59
Cant make this one. Gotta go to Aukland the week leading up to it. Go hard boys and girls, I'll stop there on the way home Saturday.

Aye?...............tell the truth Drew, Sue told ya I'd already entered didn't she?:msn-wink:


Mmm why do I suddenly have this 'safe' feeling haha.......nah it won't be the same without rubbin shoulders and bike parts with ya bro!

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 17:02
Aye?...............tell the truth Drew, Sue told ya I'd already entered didn't she?:msn-wink:


Mmm why do I suddenly have this 'safe' feeling haha.......nah it won't be the same without rubbin shoulders and bike parts with ya bro!

Hey Tony I thought you told me that your going to be that far out in front that you won't be rubbing shoulders with any 1.

Tony.OK
9th September 2009, 17:04
Hey Tony I thought you told me that your going to be that far out in front that you won't be rubbing shoulders with any 1.

Ha ha no you got it all wrong.........I said my stomach is now that far out front I can't get my knees near my shoulders:clap:

Sidewinder
9th September 2009, 17:05
Ha ha no you got it all wrong.........I said my stomach is now that far out front I can't get my knees near my shoulders:clap:
yea but have you gone out and brought some tyres yet

Tony.OK
9th September 2009, 17:07
yea but have you gone out and brought some tyres yet

Yup, nice soft ones too care of Mr Metzeler, so better be nice n warm, no rain please!!!!!!

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 17:07
Ha ha no you got it all wrong.........I said my stomach is now that far out front I can't get my knees near my shoulders:clap:

Do you want a loan of my Girdle that will tuck your stomach in for you?.:msn-wink::clap:

Sidewinder
9th September 2009, 17:08
Do you want a loan of my Girdle that will tuck your stomach in for you?.:msn-wink::clap:

it happens when ya a starfish. he needs to go on top for a change

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 17:10
it happens when ya a starfish. he needs to go on top for a change

You talking from EXPERIENCE?????????

Sidewinder
9th September 2009, 17:12
You talking from EXPERIENCE?????????

yea atm im getting fat, and my right arm is building up strength

lukemillar
9th September 2009, 18:03
I'll fax my entry tomorrow. First round ever for me!:niceone:

Str8 Jacket
9th September 2009, 18:05
I found that out years ago. Hmmm if only it did then Racing would be our :first: priority, then how good would life be???????? :niceone::first:

hehe, I just had an idea.... :wait:

Peter Smith
9th September 2009, 19:54
Ill try make it again.Whats the weather going to do?

TRY, TRY, what the..... you'd better be there boy. :spanking::spanking:

Peter Smith
9th September 2009, 19:56
Made my day Sue! Cant wait.

Yeah bro, lets show em how its done in the bay (BOP that is).

mossy1200
9th September 2009, 20:15
TRY, TRY, what the..... you'd better be there boy. :spanking::spanking:

You seem to be fixated with spanking my arse Peter.You will see it for a while but you wont get that close.:first:

Marknz
9th September 2009, 20:33
I'll fax my entry tomorrow. First round ever for me!:niceone:

Good onya dude... which class?

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 20:43
I'll fax my entry tomorrow. First round ever for me!:niceone:

I look forward to receiving it from you Luke and its nice to have you Racing with us for the 1st time. Welcome.:niceone:

7mmWSM
9th September 2009, 20:50
Fingers crossed my new bike turns up this week or next. I'll be gutted if it doesn't

Duke girl
9th September 2009, 21:04
Fingers crossed my new bike turns up this week or next. I'll be gutted if it doesn't

Got my fingers crossed for you.

SWERVE
10th September 2009, 06:22
Lookin forward to mixing it with you guys. Team has just gotta survive BEARS at Ruapuna this sunday and levels next sat. :sweatdrop
At least one of us is racin every weekend between this sun and first weekend in NOV!!!!!!!! :scooter:
Its a bit hectic down here. :whocares:

Racey Rider
10th September 2009, 07:19
We have the South Island Streetstock Riders competiting at this Round, which will make this class even more exciting to watch, ...

Just a reminder to south Island riders that Vic club doesn't allow slicks/wets in their Streetstock class.

roadracingoldfart
10th September 2009, 07:21
Aye?...............tell the truth Drew, Sue told ya I'd already entered didn't she?:msn-wink:


Mmm why do I suddenly have this 'safe' feeling haha.......nah it won't be the same without rubbin shoulders and bike parts with ya bro!


So its true , you makin a come back .
That will be fun, maybe Drew is just being nice staying away so you get one place better up in the field huh !!! :eek5: Hes a nice bloke isnt he , so considerate to you slow old fat bastards.

See ya Friday ? i will be there getting a few cobwebs out of the CBR , just for research of course :yes::sweatdrop

Duke girl
10th September 2009, 07:41
So its true , you makin a come back .
That will be fun, maybe Drew is just being nice staying away so you get one place better up in the field huh !!! :eek5: Hes a nice bloke isnt he , so considerate to you slow old fat bastards.

See ya Friday ? i will be there getting a few cobwebs out of the CBR , just for research of course :yes::sweatdrop

So no chance of you making a come back to Racing Paul????????

sinfull
10th September 2009, 08:05
Yup, nice soft ones too care of Mr Metzeler, so better be nice n warm, no rain please!!!!!! I should have some nice sticky metz on too mate and since im a big pussy and won't ride in the rain, them wets will be there if ya need em mate ! Just don't tell Mr Metzler what brand they are !!

Do you want a loan of my Girdle that will tuck your stomach in for you?.:msn-wink::clap: Awwww meee meee meeee ! Hang on that just sounds wrong !! It's not that i want to wear your undies Skip honest, but a tummy tuck would be great !


I'll fax my entry tomorrow. First round ever for me!:niceone: Yeah which class ???


Lookin forward to mixing it with you guys. Team has just gotta survive BEARS at Ruapuna this sunday and levels next sat. :sweatdrop
At least one of us is racin every weekend between this sun and first weekend in NOV!!!!!!!! :scooter:
Its a bit hectic down here. :whocares:
Shit you guys have got it pretty good down there man !! Every weekend sheeesh !

Billy
10th September 2009, 08:36
Just a reminder to south Island riders that Vic club doesn't allow slicks/wets in their Streetstock class.

You might want to check with the vic club regarding this as NOWHERE in the supp regs does it state that full wets are not allowed and as I understood it was only the 250s that were not allowed full wets

Peter Smith
10th September 2009, 11:44
You might want to check with the vic club regarding this as NOWHERE in the supp regs does it state that full wets are not allowed and as I understood it was only the 250s that were not allowed full wets


It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
Please don't rain.:crybaby:

Str8 Jacket
10th September 2009, 11:55
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
Please don't rain.:crybaby:

Actually, seeing as luck would have it and I can race this round, a bit of rain would be hugely beneficial for me...!! :whistle:

Duke girl
10th September 2009, 12:14
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
Please don't rain.:crybaby:

C'mon Peter, think positive and it wont rain ok?. And if it does rain then we know who to blame won't we for not thinking positive. Have a kind word to Wharfy as he seems to be our weather Guru.

Benk
10th September 2009, 12:31
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
It ain't gonna rain.
Please don't rain.:crybaby:

Nar, rain will be sweet. Ive got some wets sussed now, so come what may (except intermediate weather, wet or dry please :sweatdrop)

lukemillar
10th September 2009, 13:15
I look forward to receiving it from you Luke and its nice to have you Racing with us for the 1st time. Welcome.:niceone:

Done - see you guys there!


Good onya dude... which class?

Clubman A or B. Never been to Manfeild before so I'm not sure what kind of times i'll be doing! Going up for friday practice so at least I can find out which way the track goes before saturday! ;)

Man, I really hope it's going to be dry :)

Racey Rider
10th September 2009, 19:21
You might want to check with the vic club regarding this as NOWHERE in the supp regs does it state that full wets are not allowed and as I understood it was only the 250s that were not allowed full wets


Having never had wets, I don't know if they are classed as:- road-going DOT tyres (http://www.vicclub.co.nz/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=68)

Marknz
10th September 2009, 19:21
Done - see you guys there!



Clubman A or B. Never been to Manfeild before so I'm not sure what kind of times i'll be doing! Going up for friday practice so at least I can find out which way the track goes before saturday! ;)

Man, I really hope it's going to be dry :)

Excellent, that's two of us newbies in the Clubbies class!

lukemillar
10th September 2009, 19:44
Excellent, that's two of us newbies in the Clubbies class!

Cool! Are you heading up for practice?

Billy
10th September 2009, 19:47
Having never had wets, I don't know if they are classed as:- road-going DOT tyres (http://www.vicclub.co.nz/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=68)

So youve asked the Vic club then??Where full wets are banned the rule should read Road-going dot approved tyres ONLY

Marknz
10th September 2009, 19:51
Cool! Are you heading up for practice?

Sure am... garage #10 for the whole weekend. Come and say gidday.

lukemillar
10th September 2009, 19:58
Sure am... garage #10 for the whole weekend. Come and say gidday.


Will do :yes:

Racey Rider
10th September 2009, 20:06
Thats where that link goes - to the Vic club website.

Streetstock Modifications. Halfway down the page -

"road-going DOT tyres"

Harvd
10th September 2009, 20:35
Thats where that link goes - to the Vic club website.

Streetstock Modifications. Halfway down the page -

"road-going DOT tyres"

thanks for the reminder, i knew i had to put them on for nats support class but not this... Ooh cant wait. First time in north island for racing...

roadracingoldfart
10th September 2009, 20:52
So no chance of you making a come back to Racing Paul????????


Wellllll........
I wont say just yet as nothing is finalised but who knows aye .:crazy::innocent:
Wierd things happen to wierd folk like me lol.

Billy
10th September 2009, 22:01
Thats where that link goes - to the Vic club website.

Streetstock Modifications. Halfway down the page -

"road-going DOT tyres"

Yeah,But as I stated earlier.If wets are banned the rule should read,Dot/European approved tyres "ONLY".I spoke too a Vic club official tonight and they are not sure.He will have it clarified by Mel and AJ and make it public asap

Skunk
10th September 2009, 22:13
I thought this was clear. Is it not?
150cc: As per the MNZ Streetstock 150 regulations. 2-stroke and 4 stroke commuter type bikes, No modifications are allowed except for: Removal of glass and indicators, removal of plastic fairings is allowed, replica fibreglass fairings are also allowed. Soft compound DOT road tyres

puddy
10th September 2009, 22:33
Excellent, that's two of us newbies in the Clubbies class!
Yeah, it's going to be my first race/race meeting ever:sweatdrop:sweatdrop. Last time I was at Manfield, I think Ferd Merkel was WSB Champ and I had a full head of hair!:crybaby::crybaby:

mossy1200
10th September 2009, 22:38
Yeah,But as I stated earlier.If wets are banned the rule should read,Dot/European approved tyres "ONLY".I spoke too a Vic club official tonight and they are not sure.He will have it clarified by Mel and AJ and make it public asap


VMCC streetstock rules.Hand cut dot tyre are permissable in wet but no slicks or race wets.


Tyres
Only tyre sizes that are suitable for the rim size of that model bike, according to the tyre manufacturers specifications, are permissible. Race style DOT road legal tyres are permissible.
If in the event of a “WET RACE” an alternative DOT tyre (refer to the preceding regulation) can be used with different tread. E.g. Bridgestone BT45 to suit the conditions.
Hand cut DOT size race tyres will be allowed. E.g. Dunlop GPR-a10 in the event of a “WET RACE”.
Non-DOT approved tyres will not be allowed. E.g. Race Slicks and Race Wets.

Foxzee
10th September 2009, 23:48
Yeah,But as I stated earlier.If wets are banned the rule should read,Dot/European approved tyres "ONLY".I spoke too a Vic club official tonight and they are not sure.He will have it clarified by Mel and AJ and make it public asap

Hey ya Billy.....

I'm onto this now...will have it sorted for him...

We going to see ya next meeting...

Function on Sat night...gotta have a beer with THE BILLY lol....:rockon:

Marknz
11th September 2009, 06:23
Yeah, it's going to be my first race/race meeting ever:sweatdrop:sweatdrop. Last time I was at Manfield, I think Ferd Merkel was WSB Champ and I had a full head of hair!:crybaby::crybaby:

Good shit. The Clubbies field looked like it might have been thinning down about, so there's three of us newbies coming into the fold. :woohoo:

SWERVE
11th September 2009, 06:40
Were not worried about the 'weird" vic club supplementary rules regarding streetstock tyres as we run Dot approved treads anyway.:whocares:
However as i read the MNZ rules it does state that wet tyres maybe used however as you cant get wets in the sizes allowed (im still trying to find) it sort of cancels itself out.:crazy:
My 2 cents:wari:

Billy
11th September 2009, 08:01
VMCC streetstock rules.Hand cut dot tyre are permissable in wet but no slicks or race wets.


Tyres
Only tyre sizes that are suitable for the rim size of that model bike, according to the tyre manufacturers specifications, are permissible. Race style DOT road legal tyres are permissible.
If in the event of a “WET RACE” an alternative DOT tyre (refer to the preceding regulation) can be used with different tread. E.g. Bridgestone BT45 to suit the conditions.
Hand cut DOT size race tyres will be allowed. E.g. Dunlop GPR-a10 in the event of a “WET RACE”.
Non-DOT approved tyres will not be allowed. E.g. Race Slicks and Race Wets.
Well done but those are the 250 minilite tyre rules

Billy
11th September 2009, 08:14
I thought this was clear. Is it not?

No.As I stated previously,If the intention was too ban the use of full wets then it should read,Dot/European approved tyres ONLY and as I was led too believe during discussions regarding the Minilite tyre rules,The 150s were going to be running too MNZ rules which allows the use of full wets provided they are available in the gazetted sizes as pointed out by swerve.

Billy
11th September 2009, 08:19
Hey ya Billy.....

I'm onto this now...will have it sorted for him...

We going to see ya next meeting...

Function on Sat night...gotta have a beer with THE BILLY lol....:rockon:

Sure will be.Have only riden a motorcycle once since the last round of last years series so it should be an eye opener LOL

Theres a function on Saturday night??? See you there

Skunk
11th September 2009, 12:40
Sorry. This is really clear to me: As per MNZ rules except they must be DOT Road Tyres.

If they're not DOT Road Tyres or fall outside the rest of MNZs rule you can't use them.


22-12-10 Tyres
Gazetted Tyres for 150cc Street Stock Class.
Tyre sizes, 80/90, 90/90, 95/70, 90/65, 100/80, 110/90, 120/80 x 18 TT900, 110/80 x 17
Applies to 150 Street Stock only.
1. The choice of tyre is optional, either a slick or a Dot/European approved road legal tyre
on sale to the public. (No grooved slicks, modifications or treatments allowed to
tyres).
2. All tyres fitted must be mounted on a corresponding rim as per the tyre manufacturers
recommendations of rim to tyre specifications. These shall be gazetted on the MNZ
website and up dated as necessary.
3. Tyre warmers are not allowed.
4. Should the steward call the race wet then the rider, may use a DOT/European
approved road legal tyre or a full race wet weather tyre marked not for highway may
be used. (No slicks or grooved slicks allowed).
5. Wet race: A race if classified as wet, usually commenced in varying or wet conditions,
will not be interrupted for climatic reasons and riders who wish to change tyres or
make adjustments must enter the pits and do so during the actual race.
6. Should track conditions change due to climatic conditions after a race has started the
steward shall stop the race to enable competitors to change their tyres Rule 6-13 will
apply. Conditions for stopping and restarting a race Refer Rule 6-13.
7. On safety grounds a steward may stop the race should the conditions be considered
dangerous.

With the provision: Supplementary Regs
Soft compound DOT road tyres.

Billy
11th September 2009, 13:05
Sorry. This is really clear to me: As per MNZ rules except they must be DOT Road Tyres.

It would be crystal clear if the above sentence was at the bottom of the supp regs,But its not.is it??Read it yourself and then maybe have a word too Clive or Dee

Skunk
11th September 2009, 13:18
The Supplementary Regs do say Soft compound DOT road tyres. I'm not understanding what you're getting at. Is it the English used? The phrasing? Not legal enough? Not clear?

What is it I'm missing? It's plain English to me...


150cc: As per the MNZ Streetstock 150 regulations. 2-stroke and 4-stroke
commuter type bikes, No modifications are allowed except for: Removal of glass
and indicators, removal of plastic fairings is allowed, replica fibreglass fairings are
also allowed. Soft compound DOT road tyres


We have a meeting on Tuesday so I'll talk to Dee and Clive then. They may be able to enlighten me.

Racey Rider
11th September 2009, 19:07
While at your Vic club meeting, Could you please discuss the merits of asking Manfield to make their 'open test days' that are right before Vic Club race days a Bike only affair. (Maybe for next year)

Vic club racers input a large percentage of Manfield income on these days it seems. (How many bikes there, compared to, how many cars). I would see it a just reward to give us our own test day (bikes only) to give us even more track time.
It would probably encourage even more bikes to attend, thus covering the loss of a few cars that might have turned up.
It would give those of us who have to travel a long way time to get there, and still more than just two session in the afternoon of track time for our full days fee.

Thoughts?

Racey

Tony.OK
11th September 2009, 20:23
While at your Vic club meeting, Could you please discuss the merits of asking Manfield to make their 'open test days' that are right before Vic Club race days a Bike only affair. (Maybe for next year)

Vic club racers input a large percentage of Manfield income on these days it seems. (How many bikes there, compared to, how many cars). I would see it a just reward to give us our own test day (bikes only) to give us even more track time.
It would probably encourage even more bikes to attend, thus covering the loss of a few cars that might have turned up.
It would give those of us who have to travel a long way time to get there, and still more than just two session in the afternoon of track time for our full days fee.

Thoughts?

Racey

Yeah i mentioned that to Sue? that runs the test days mate, especially after loosing 1 1/2 hours at the last one thanks to the one and only car that went out in the very 1st session and dropped its load half way round the track.
Also don't cars have car only days?
Drop a line to the Manfeild crew mate, the more ppl that ask the better.

puddy
11th September 2009, 20:57
Good shit. The Clubbies field looked like it might have been thinning down about, so there's three of us newbies coming into the fold. :woohoo:

Sorry, I'm in Posties!:gob:

Duke girl
14th September 2009, 09:12
Just 4 more days after today to get your Entries in for Round 5.
Confirmed Entries will be on the Vic Club website www.vicclub.co.nz by Monday 21st.

Duke girl
16th September 2009, 15:16
Great to see the amount of South Island Riders who have Entered this Round so far in most classes. Well Done.
Round 5 is going to be 2 days filled with some Very Close and Exciting Racing and for those of you out there who are intending to come along to watch this Round, you wont be disappointed.
Keep those Entries coming in, as you only have 2 days left to get them in if you don't want to be hit with the $50.00 Late Entry Fee.

johan
16th September 2009, 15:20
Thanks for the reminder! I better get sorted ASAP!

Duke girl
16th September 2009, 15:22
Thanks for the reminder! I better get sorted ASAP!

Best you do Johan.

Benk
17th September 2009, 12:33
Hi Sue, bit slow on getting it through to you, but have just faxed entry and deposited money into the acc. Bring on Rnd5! :2thumbsup

7mmWSM
17th September 2009, 20:50
Just 4 more days after today to get your Entries in for Round 5.
Confirmed Entries will be on the Vic Club website www.vicclub.co.nz by Monday 21st.

Grrrrrrrrrr Still no bike so looks like I'll be spectating for Rd5 :weep:

Duke girl
17th September 2009, 20:56
Grrrrrrrrrr Still no bike so looks like I'll be spectating for Rd5 :weep:

Thats a bit of bad luck with no bike. Hopefully you will have 1 for the Last Round on the 17th October.

Sidewinder
17th September 2009, 21:08
Thats a bit of bad luck with no bike. Hopefully you will have 1 for the Last Round on the 17th October.

yea i got no bike either tho, and been watching snice round two.

Skunk
17th September 2009, 22:46
yea i got no bike either tho, and been watching snice round two.
Start working at the next round... we could do with the help. :lol:

Sidewinder
18th September 2009, 10:12
Start working at the next round... we could do with the help. :lol:
who said i already wasn't?
:banana::banana::banana::banana:

wharfy
18th September 2009, 12:15
Weather or Not


MASTERTON (filed at 3:47am Friday, 18th September 2009)

Temps from MASTERTON

Friday
Fine, high cloud. Gusty northwesterlies.
Chance of rain: 16%
Maximum temperature of 19 degrees and a Minimum of 5

Saturday
Showers clearing afternoon. Dying southerlies.
Chance of rain: 31%
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 4

Sunday
Fine. Northwesterly strengthening.
Chance of rain: 21%
Max temperature of 17 degrees and minimum of 5

Monday
Cloud increasing, late rain. Strong northwesterly.
Chance of rain: 22%
Max temperature of 18 degrees and minimum of 6

Tuesday
Few showers. Southwesterly.
Chance of rain: 21%
Max temperature of 17 degrees and minimum of 5


Only borrow from pessimists - they don't expect to be paid back


http://metservice.com/public/maps/rain-forecast-7-day.html

Duke girl
19th September 2009, 18:21
Well I am now Pleased to say that all Entries for this Round are now in. (Yippee). :2thumbsup
I would like to take this opportunity to say a Huge Thank You to all of those Riders from both the North & South Islands who have managed to get their Entries in on time and make my job alot easier. Awesome job everyone.
I wish all of you the best of luck and hope you all have a Great 2 Days Racing with us.
I look forward to seeing you all at Manfeild on the 26th.
See you there.
Cheers for now.
Sue Futter (Skip)
Race & Membership Secretary
Victoria Motorcycle Club.

Clivoris
19th September 2009, 19:17
I am soooooooooo excited:banana: Only 7 more sleeps.

Skunk
19th September 2009, 19:36
Well I am now Pleased to say that all Entries for this Round are now in. (Yippee). :2thumbsup
I would like to take this opportunity to say a Huge Thank You to all of those Riders from both the North & South Islands who have managed to get their Entries in on time and make my job alot easier. Awesome job everyone.
I wish all of you the best of luck and hope you all have a Great 2 Days Racing with us.
I look forward to seeing you all at Manfeild on the 26th.
See you there.
Cheers for now.
Sue Futter (Skip)
Race & Membership Secretary
Victoria Motorcycle Club.
The list of Entries is on the Vic Club website (http://www.vicclub.co.nz).

Peter Smith
19th September 2009, 19:37
I am soooooooooo excited:banana: Only 7 more sleeps.

I agree 100%. I havn't raced there since the early 90's (that 15 years:gob:)
Looking forward to another great VIC meeting.

Clivoris
19th September 2009, 20:05
I agree 100%. I havn't raced there since the early 90's (that 15 years:gob:)
Looking forward to another great VIC meeting.

:2thumbsup Welcome back to the sick addiction:lol:

johan
19th September 2009, 20:10
I agree 100%. I havn't raced there since the early 90's (that 15 years:gob:)
Looking forward to another great VIC meeting.

Are you doing the free practise on Friday as well Peter?

mossy1200
19th September 2009, 23:07
I agree 100%. I havn't raced there since the early 90's (that 15 years:gob:)
Looking forward to another great VIC meeting.

You have to qualify first Peter.More entries than spots on grid...:girlfight:

slowpoke
20th September 2009, 12:33
Blardy hell, that's one hell of a confirmed entry list. Along with Stroud, Shirriffs, Charlett, Frost and co showing us how it's done there are a few interesting changes of class for a few racers:

James Smith on a thou'
Kirk Pritchard on an Ozzy450
Cameron Jones on a 6 hundy

Should be good!

Sidewinder
20th September 2009, 15:35
all ya need now is me in there spud and it will all be on like donkey kong!

slowpoke
20th September 2009, 16:17
all ya need now is me in there spud and it will all be on like donkey kong!

It's not too late to pencil you in on an FXR150.........:scooter:

Sidewinder
20th September 2009, 16:18
It's not too late to pencil you in on an FXR150.........:scooter:

yea lol only if i had one tho!
owell think im racing there at lunch time so all good in the hood, on a free ride too!:shit::shit::shit::shit:

Peter Smith
20th September 2009, 17:00
Are you doing the free practise on Friday as well Peter?

Yep, I need to remember which way the track goes. Clockwise from memory.:laugh:

Duke girl
20th September 2009, 20:06
Yep, I need to remember which way the track goes. Clockwise from memory.:laugh:

Just follow the other bikes out of the pits and you cant go wrong Peter.

Sidewinder
20th September 2009, 20:10
haha the bike is ready check out the power it has now

<img src=http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9722_1049998949042_1797785424_104938_4852807_n.jpg>

Peter Smith
20th September 2009, 21:47
You have to qualify first Peter.More entries than spots on grid...:girlfight:

If you have trouble qualifying Mossy you can have my spot. :Oops:

mossy1200
20th September 2009, 22:34
If you have trouble qualifying Mossy you can have my spot. :Oops:
I managed a very healthy 22nd last time so should be ok.

roadracingoldfart
20th September 2009, 22:42
If you have trouble qualifying Mossy you can have my spot. :Oops:


I managed a very healthy 22nd last time so should be ok.


I see a case of transponder swapping here , watch those two Skippy , they are a dodgy lot i hear.

C ya Friday people im comin for a play .:Punk::2guns:

Paul.

roadracingoldfart
20th September 2009, 22:43
haha the bike is ready check out the power it has now

<img src=http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs250.snc1/9722_1049998949042_1797785424_104938_4852807_n.jpg>


That would be better if ya feet were on the pegs man ..... pffffttt.<_<

Sidewinder
20th September 2009, 22:45
I see a case of transponder swapping here , watch those two Skippy , they are a dodgy lot i hear.

C ya Friday people im comin for a play .:Punk::2guns:

Paul.

two transponders on one bike.....

Duke girl
21st September 2009, 10:21
I see a case of transponder swapping here , watch those two Skippy , they are a dodgy lot i hear.

C ya Friday people im comin for a play .:Punk::2guns:

Paul.

Thanks for the heads up Paul. I will be keeping an extra eye out on those 2 so BEWARE!!!!!!!!:2guns:

wharfy
21st September 2009, 13:23
MANAWATU (filed at 20-SEP-2009 23:29)

Monday
Fine, high cloud from evening. Light winds.

Tuesday:
Rain developing during the morning, easing to a few showers in the afternoon and strong westerlies developing.

Wednesday:
Remaining showers clearing during the morning,leaving sunny spells. Westerlies easing, then dying away by evening.

Thursday:
Occasional rain developing and easterlies freshening.

Friday:
Showery. Northerlies, turning westerly.

Saturday:
Mainly fine. Westerlies.


<EXIT> to quit or ,
<Rtn> to continue with ENSEMBLE data.

Sunday -- 2009-09-27:
Rain. Northwesterlies.
18

Monday -- 2009-09-28:
Rain. Not much wind.
17

Tuesday -- 2009-09-29:
Rain. Light winds.
16

Wednesday -- 2009-09-30:
Showers. Not much wind.

Thursday -- 2009-10-01:
One or two showers. Light winds.

Friday -- 2009-10-02:
Fine. Light winds.

Saturday -- 2009-10-03:
Fine with little wind.

Sunday -- 2009-10-04:
Rain with not much wind.


Yes, but what if this weren't a rhetorical question?

http://metservice.com/public/maps/rain-forecast-7-day.html

Foxzee
21st September 2009, 13:35
Wharfy....you need to find one that says Sun...Sun...Sun:sunny:....lol

I melt in the rain...lol:laugh:

mossy1200
21st September 2009, 17:20
Thanks for the heads up Paul. I will be keeping an extra eye out on those 2 so BEWARE!!!!!!!!:2guns:
Do you take cash,visa or cheque?

Str8 Jacket
21st September 2009, 17:22
Oh yeah 3 day's of track time!! Its gonna be awesome! Rain, hail or shine, bring it on!!

Sidewinder
21st September 2009, 17:22
leather are all clean and ready to go now

Duke girl
21st September 2009, 17:25
Do you take cash,visa or cheque?

I will take all 3 for the right price!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:laugh::shifty:

Duke girl
21st September 2009, 17:26
leather are all clean and ready to go now

How many laps head start do you want Jeremy????????

Sidewinder
21st September 2009, 17:36
How many laps head start do you want Jeremy????????

im taking it with the big boys

mossy1200
21st September 2009, 18:46
im taking it with the big boys

And there will be a dozen retirements from superbike and lots of cheep 1000s on tardme next week when you win.

Sidewinder
21st September 2009, 19:44
And there will be a dozen retirements from superbike and lots of cheep 1000s on tardme next week when you win.

most bins wins!!!!!!

mossy1200
21st September 2009, 19:46
most bins wins!!!!!!

Not far to fall.Steel pinned knee sliders and elbo sliders to impress us.

Deano
21st September 2009, 19:48
most bins wins!!!!!!

Are you in a garage ? We're in #3 - come say high :wari:

neil_cb125t
21st September 2009, 20:02
sweet sweet - Team AirForce Racing is in G1 marty is in G2. A grade riders down that end of the park!!

Sidewinder
21st September 2009, 20:05
Not far to fall.Steel pinned knee sliders and elbo sliders to impress us.

yes lol!
<img src=http://file046a.bebo.com/0/large/2009/03/30/05/6075184799a10463676812l.jpg>
<img src=http://file047a.bebo.com/15/large/2009/04/29/10/6075184799a10718205410l.jpg>

Sidewinder
21st September 2009, 20:06
Are you in a garage ? We're in #3 - come say high :wari:

i get around like the clap lol

mossy1200
21st September 2009, 21:05
sweet sweet - Team AirForce Racing is in G1 marty is in G2. A grade riders down that end of the park!!

Im at the other end in garage 12.Your theory must be correct.

wharfy
22nd September 2009, 05:33
MANAWATU (filed at 21-SEP-2009 15:06)

Tuesday
A period of rain this morning, then just a few showers,mostly about the ranges. Strong westerlies developing.

Wednesday:
Remaining showers clearing during the morning,leaving sunny spells. Westerlies easing, then dying away by evening.

Thursday:
Occasional rain developing and easterlies freshening.

Friday:
Showery. Northerlies, turning westerly.

Saturday:
Mainly fine. Westerlies.



Sunday -- 2009-09-27:
Fine with little wind.
18

Monday -- 2009-09-28:
Showers. Light winds.
17


Better dead than mellow - I love New York

SWERVE
22nd September 2009, 06:26
Hey Wharfy
is this some "evil game" you play with the weather updates aaarrrggghhh:argh:
See ya Sat bud:crazy:

wharfy
22nd September 2009, 12:09
Hey Wharfy
is this some "evil game" you play with the weather updates aaarrrggghhh:argh:
See ya Sat bud:crazy:

Yeah it's a computer game , called "model the weather" :)
As the Readers Digest would say, "you have been specially selected by our computer"

http://metservice.com/public/maps/rain-forecast-7-day.html

It'll be O.K. I've got wets now so it will never rain again on race day :)

discodan
22nd September 2009, 12:23
It'll be O.K. I've got wets now so it will never rain again on race day :)

This is true, I have never raced (in the wet :doh:) with my wet tyres.

Just make sure that you don't forget them!

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 13:50
most bins wins!!!!!!


Comments like that especially from you really concern me....lol:eek5:

RS2000
22nd September 2009, 14:59
I think I counted 39 enties for the postie class, does anyone know the maximum allowed on the grid after qualifying at Manfield??

Clivoris
22nd September 2009, 15:26
I think I counted 39 enties for the postie class, does anyone know the maximum allowed on the grid after qualifying at Manfield??

35 max on the race grid. If possible, non-qualifyers will be placed somewhere else like clubmans. It is also possible that if someone fails to qualify for their primary class, slowest cross-entries from another class may be asked to "stand aside". Only "possible", I say.

Benk
22nd September 2009, 15:36
I think I counted 39 enties for the postie class, does anyone know the maximum allowed on the grid after qualifying at Manfield??

67 from my count man. Unless there is going to be a Jnrs and a Snrs race, but I havnt heard anything of this. Haha, be a bit shit not to qualify, especially if your in it for the NZPCRA points!

Clivoris
22nd September 2009, 15:48
67 from my count man. Unless there is going to be a Jnrs and a Snrs race, but I havnt heard anything of this. Haha, be a bit shit not to qualify, especially if your in it for the NZPCRA points!

As the actress said to the bishop, things might get a bit tight. Ooo errr.

johan
22nd September 2009, 15:52
I count 40 bikes in the Superbike class with 19 actual superbikes.

The LG Superbike race will be great!

Well done VMCC!

Benk
22nd September 2009, 15:55
As the actress said to the bishop, things might get a bit tight. Ooo errr.

Oh well, hopefully the Jnrs have another class :whistle: Doesnt worry me overly :whistle: (this round anyway)

wharfy
22nd September 2009, 16:13
I count 40 bikes in the Superbike class with 19 actual superbikes.

The LG Superbike race will be great!

Well done VMCC!

Hmmm...... I might not qualify :(

Str8 Jacket
22nd September 2009, 16:18
Wonder what the chances of attaching my transponder onto another (read faster) riders bike and not being noticed would be... :wait:

mossy1200
22nd September 2009, 16:49
I think I counted 39 enties for the postie class, does anyone know the maximum allowed on the grid after qualifying at Manfield??
They could move all of pre 82 junior into clubmans and still run pre82 junior points.That takes it to 35 and 4moved.It is likely a few of them would be the slower qualifiers(no offence intended but the bikes are slower not saying the riders are).Or even in with mini lites and streetstock which would be similar speeds.That would give them more laps not being lapped as often.

Jusrt noticed peter sales is in that class.Not sure he would like my idea at all.

Sidewinder
22nd September 2009, 17:12
yea all classes are over fulled

mossy1200
22nd September 2009, 17:15
yea all classes are over fulled

Fulled or FUELED.Ill fill your tank while you pit half way through a 15 lapper.

Sidewinder
22nd September 2009, 17:16
Fulled or FUELED.Ill fill your tank while you pit half way through a 15 lapper.

me??????
if only i had something that ya could do that to!:argh:

k14
22nd September 2009, 17:23
As the actress said to the bishop, things might get a bit tight. Ooo errr.
Same for F3, 37 normal F3 bikes plus 14 pro twins will equal some slightly annoyed racers I'd say.

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 18:11
Same for F3, 37 normal F3 bikes plus 14 pro twins will equal some slightly annoyed racers I'd say.

Hang fire guys....we are working on this to accom all as best we can....

Toast
22nd September 2009, 18:15
Man, this is gonna be a crackin' meeting!!! This must be about the most subscribed to Vic Club round ever??!!

Duke girl
22nd September 2009, 18:26
Man, this is gonna be a crackin' meeting!!! This must be about the most subscribed to Vic Club round ever??!!

Thats because we have Riders from the South Island Racing this Round as well as its the 1st Round of the NZPCRR Championships.

Sidewinder
22nd September 2009, 21:24
Thats because we have Riders from the South Island Racing this Round as well as its the 1st Round of the NZPCRR Championships.

cant be easy racing with 6fingers on one hand

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 21:26
Ok guy and girls......

New Race format for next weekend because of such large grid numbers...please understand we have done the best to accom everyone so we see no one going home and no points effected....

Right: We have a new race Post Snr Classic/Pro twin 30 on grid..this means that practice for all classes will be cut to 15 mins instead of 20 min....

This also opens up another 5 places for non qualy's in f1/f2/f3...plus Clubmans spaces depending on lap times of course...Race 1 on Sat will be 10 laps, Race 2 on Sun will be 10 laps and if all going well we can then go back to a 15 lapper on Race 3....

We have full classes on all grids so this seems to be the way to go...please pat the Vollies on the back when you come across them as they will be working there butts of to make this happen for you guys.....:yes:

Little Smurf
22nd September 2009, 21:47
Ok guy and girls......

Race 1 on Sat will be 10 laps, Race 2 on Sun will be 10 laps and if all going well we can then go back to a 15 lapper on Race 3....


Hey chick, Busted will be soooo happy to hear this :yes: Oh by the way did you hear he was made redunant last week? Anyhoo back to business........see you Saturday for some great racing :scooter::woohoo:

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 22:02
Hey chick, Busted will be soooo happy to hear this :yes: Oh by the way did you hear he was made redunant last week? Anyhoo back to business........see you Saturday for some great racing :scooter::woohoo:

Thanks my Chicky......I hope all go for it.......oh no really redunant???? PM me hun....you all ok????

SWERVE
22nd September 2009, 22:02
6 fingers eh:wacko: Sidewinder
Thats five to grip the throttle and an extra one to "flip ya the bird" on the way past.:whistle:

Sidewinder
22nd September 2009, 22:07
6 fingers eh:wacko: Sidewinder
Thats five to grip the throttle and an extra one to "flip ya the bird" on the way past.:whistle:

thought it was an extra one for up the bum tho:motu::motu::finger::finger::finger:

mossy1200
22nd September 2009, 22:16
Ok guy and girls......


Right: We have a new race Post Snr Classic/Pro twin 30 on grid.


Staggered start or in qualifying order on grid?

Clivoris
22nd September 2009, 22:28
Staggered start or in qualifying order on grid?

Any suggestion?

mossy1200
22nd September 2009, 22:39
Any suggestion?
Dont know about some 1000cc+ bikes lined up behind twins on the drag to corner one.Would prefer either in qualify order or 20 second gap with two lots lights or flag start for the second group.They started posties and clubmans together in summer series last year and unmatched bikes reached corner one at the same time.

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 22:47
Dont know about some 1000cc+ bikes lined up behind twins on the drag to corner one.Would prefer either in qualify order or 20 second gap with two lots lights or flag start for the second group.


Thanks Mossy......

Good to hear feedback and it's taken on board ......on the day is going to dictate what we do as we all know things happen and grid numbers disappear...

Dee:)

Clivoris
22nd September 2009, 22:51
Dont know about some 1000cc+ bikes lined up behind twins on the drag to corner one.Would prefer either in qualify order or 20 second gap with two lots lights or flag start for the second group.They started posties and clubmans together in summer series last year and unmatched bikes reached corner one at the same time.

I'm not involved in the decision at all, but it would seem cleaner to have a single start with grid position according to qualifying. The first corner is always congested and bikes with slower lap times will have to be passed at sometime.

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 22:58
I'm not involved in the decision at all, but it would seem cleaner to have a single start with grid position according to qualifying. The first corner is always congested and bikes with slower lap times will have to be passed at sometime.


Rite...here we go...F1/F2 and you on a bucket on the grid...turn 1 bring it on...oh I'm hearing the smashing pumpkins playing...god should turn it off...but it's catchy....lol;)

hugs Mr C........I'll duck when I see ya next lol.....:gob:

mossy1200
22nd September 2009, 23:00
I'm not involved in the decision at all, but it would seem cleaner to have a single start with grid position according to qualifying. The first corner is always congested and bikes with slower lap times will have to be passed at sometime.
If you put pro twin in front of 89s then the 130+hp posties are just going to get in there and spreed the protwins apart through the infield and effect their close racing.Time delay would stop this happening but the fastest bikes of the second group will still end up catching the group infront and try passing while racing.Sounds fun but can effect results.All good racing though.

The fastest qualify time doesnt make a bike the quickest 2 corner 1.Thats a small issue with running in qualify order.

Foxzee
22nd September 2009, 23:15
If you put pro twin in front of 89s then the 130+hp posties are just going to get in there and spreed the protwins apart through the infield and effect their close racing.Time delay would stop this happening but the fastest bikes of the second group will still end up catching the group infront and try passing while racing.Sounds fun but can effect results.All good racing though.

The fastest qualify time doesnt make a bike the quickest 2 corner 1.Thats a small issue with running in qualify order.

Without meaning to sound ...ummm...rude..that's what transponders are for so shouldn't effect anyone's points as this will still be run as sep classes within the same race..I hear wot you are saying but don't see that it's any different than any other class esp ones with cross entries.....at this point we have no other option to accom all to make race day awesome for all....glad you want to have fun Mossy that's what it's all about....

Duke girl
23rd September 2009, 08:07
Exactly Foxzee, by having transponders on each bike gives us information on the times each bike is doing per lap and tells us where that bike belongs on the grid for the start of the race.
You have really done your homework on this matter and hopefully on the day it will all turn out and everyone will be happy.
Well done.

sinfull
23rd September 2009, 08:42
The fastest qualify time doesnt make a bike the quickest 2 corner 1.Thats a small issue with running in qualify order.


Without meaning to sound ...ummm...rude..that's what transponders are for so shouldn't effect anyone's points as this will still be run as sep classes within the same race..I hear wot you are saying but don't see that it's any different than any other class esp ones with cross entries.....at this point we have no other option to accom all to make race day awesome for all....glad you want to have fun Mossy that's what it's all about....
I can see Mossys point here Dee, Not sure how the pro twin or posties points are standing atm but If Ya get a mix of High HP posties and Pro twin bikes all taking off at the same time, if some on the front grids get a bad start and some High HP bikes/but slower lap time riders, get in front at T1, that could Quite possibly having an effect on the outcome !
Vice versa in the iether class !!! (can hear the cries now !! I would have made up the time i lost at the start, but got held up by some bikes that weren't even in my race)
A split start (using last round times to see who gets away first perhaps), just to let the feild spread a bit that 1st lap might not !~

My 2 c worth, you know i don't really care, as i'm just a round and round sorta guy and (sniff sniff) don't really fit in !
But i have to agree with him !

nzkr1
23rd September 2009, 09:37
I can see Mossys point here Dee, Not sure how the pro twin or posties points are standing atm but If Ya get a mix of High HP posties and Pro twin bikes all taking off at the same time, if some on the front grids get a bad start and some High HP bikes/but slower lap time riders, get in front at T1, that could Quite possibly having an effect on the outcome !
Vice versa in the iether class !!! (can hear the cries now !! I would have made up the time i lost at the start, but got held up by some bikes that weren't even in my race)
A split start (using last round times to see who gets away first perhaps), just to let the feild spread a bit that 1st lap might not !~

My 2 c worth, you know i don't really care, as i'm just a round and round sorta guy and (sniff sniff) don't really fit in !
But i have to agree with him !

Stagger the start has to be the best solution. Nothing worse than been carved up down the straights and then held up in the corners. Makes for slow lap times.

wharfy
23rd September 2009, 11:35
PALMERSTON_NORTH (filed at 11:22am Wednesday, 23rd September 2009)

Temps from PALMERSTON_NORTH_A

Wednesday
Occasional light rain. Westerly dying away.
Maximum temperature of 13 degrees and a Minimum of 7

Thursday
Periods of rain. Strong or gale easterlies.
Max temperature of 9 degrees and minimum of 6

Friday
Rain at times. Strong easterlies.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 8

Saturday
Rain easing to few showers. Winds tend southerly.
Max temperature of 15 degrees and minimum of 7

Sunday
Mainly fine. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 10

Hmmm....... I hope the Manfield microclimate kicks in (and the lucky wet tyres ) :)

Foxzee
23rd September 2009, 13:30
I can see Mossys point here Dee, Not sure how the pro twin or posties points are standing atm but If Ya get a mix of High HP posties and Pro twin bikes all taking off at the same time, if some on the front grids get a bad start and some High HP bikes/but slower lap time riders, get in front at T1, that could Quite possibly having an effect on the outcome !
Vice versa in the iether class !!! (can hear the cries now !! I would have made up the time i lost at the start, but got held up by some bikes that weren't even in my race)
A split start (using last round times to see who gets away first perhaps), just to let the feild spread a bit that 1st lap might not !~

My 2 c worth, you know i don't really care, as i'm just a round and round sorta guy and (sniff sniff) don't really fit in !
But i have to agree with him !

Hey Sinny....

You're 2c worth is well regarded...thank you....it's good to get the feedback....

Here's some lap times Pro twins 1.16 to 1.24...with the slower ones out to 1.27, Post Classic Snr's 1.15 to 1.24 again with the slower ones out to 1.27...so they are pretty much on each other's game......

Gosh the last time I saw you you were fitting in extremely well ..........lol:doh:

Deano
23rd September 2009, 13:48
Here's some lap times Pro twins 1.16 to 1.24...with the slower ones out to 1.27, Post Classic Snr's 1.15 to 1.24 again with the slower ones out to 1.27...so they are pretty much on each other's game......



I'd wager that while the lap times are similar, the PC Snr's will be quicker down the straights and the pro twins quicker through the corners.

I agree with nzkr1 in that a staggered start might be the best and safest option.

Foxzee
23rd September 2009, 14:02
I'd wager that while the lap times are similar, the PC Snr's will be quicker down the straights and the pro twins quicker through the corners.

I agree with nzkr1 in that a staggered start might be the best and safest option.

Cool...thanks Deano...was hoping you were going jump in with your thoughts.....

Wannabiker
23rd September 2009, 14:20
Its always going to happen that there will be faster bikes to the first corner...a bonus in some respects.....

In classes where 2 and 4 stroke compete together off the same grid the same thing happens...as it does in every race...someone gets to turn 1 first.

wharfy
23rd September 2009, 14:35
Its always going to happen that there will be faster bikes to the first corner...a bonus in some respects.....

In classes where 2 and 4 stroke compete together off the same grid the same thing happens...as it does in every race...someone gets to turn 1 first.

It happened to me once in 1973, and I wasn't sure what to do when I got there !!!

wharfy
23rd September 2009, 14:39
Hey Swerve,
what day is your ferry crossing ?
Issued at 12:38pm 23-Sep-2009

A LARGE LOW

A large and deepening low over the western Tasman Sea is currently making
its presence felt over eastern parts of Australia, with dust storms in
Sydney.

"On Thursday this low will be closer to New Zealand than Australia, even
bigger and deeper than it is now and is expected to make its presence felt
over much of the country," commented Peter Kreft of MetService. "MetService
has issued a Severe Weather Warning for heavy rain over central parts of
the North Island on Thursday."

Mr Kreft added that "Meanwhile, a cold southerly outbreak is working its
way up the South Island. It should arrive over central parts of the country
tomorrow about the same time the heavy rain from the north does. This is a
recipe for snow."

MetService has issued a Severe Weather Warning for heavy snow over the
Tararua Ranges on Thursday. Further, a Severe Weather Watch for heavy snow
and/or heavy rain is in effect for areas from Taihape right through to
north Canterbury. Unusually for the time of year, snow is expected down to
about 400 metres.

Over central parts of the country, the "squash zone" is expected to bring
strong or gale easterlies on Thursday. The combination of strong winds and
rain or snow is likely to put stress on livestock.

"Finally," said MetService's Peter Kreft, "the precise track of the low
will have a big influence on where severe weather occurs. Keep up to date
with the latest forecasts and warnings at metservice.com ."

For further information please contact:
Peter Kreft Manager Public Weather Services (04)4700 806



Cook coastal forecast

Issued at: 12:48 pm 23 Sep 2009 NZST

Valid to: 0:00 am 25 Sep 2009 NZST

Forecast
*GALE WARNING IN FORCE*
Northwest 20 knots. Change southeast 25 knots this evening and rising to 40 knots overnight, easing to 25 knots Thursday night. Sea becoming very rough.Poor visibility in rain developing in the morning.

Outlook
Outlook following 3 days: Rising Friday morning southeast 35 knots with very rough sea. Easing Saturday afternoon southerly 20 knots, then dying out at night. Developing Sunday morning northerly 15 knots. Southerly swell becoming moderate for a time late Saturday.

Harvd
23rd September 2009, 14:48
oh shit...

Wannabiker
23rd September 2009, 14:54
It happened to me once in 1973, and I wasn't sure what to do when I got there !!!
Well I havent managed to get to turn 1 first yet, and I too would be in a similar position...so gobsmacked that I would sit up and wait to see what was wrong...

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 15:37
Just put it forward for thought because at the summer series(manfield) they started posties with clubmans behind and an rsv managed to reach corner one at the same time as the posties.I was thinking along the lines that the posties will become a rolling road block in the infield after the straght line drag.
My concern would be that pro twins that got out dragged would kiss goodbye to the ones that didnt during the first half of the first lap.Dont get me wrong cause ill be having fun reguardless.

wharfy
23rd September 2009, 15:48
I'd wager that while the lap times are similar, the PC Snr's will be quicker down the straights and the pro twins quicker through the corners.

I agree with nzkr1 in that a staggered start might be the best and safest option.

I tend to agree with Deano, some of those big postie bikes have a really good launch and if they are on row 2 or 3 of the grid that first 10 to 25 meters could be REALLY interesting .

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 15:54
I tend to agree with Deano, some of those big postie bikes have a really good launch and if they are on row 2 or 3 of the grid that first 10 to 25 meters could be REALLY interesting .

Same thoughts but the overall mix is great because with longer races there will be less lapping going on .
The bonus is that if its not good after Saturday which ever way its done Sunday is a new day for correction.
I remember the last track day having a sv650 go around the outside of me in the infield like I parked it up for smoko break.
If its wet during qualify and dry during race could be worse because surely a lighter 650 will be quicker qualify in the wet than a 200kg postie but could be slower in the dry.

scuzeme
23rd September 2009, 16:50
PALMERSTON_NORTH (filed at 11:22am Wednesday, 23rd September 2009)

Temps from PALMERSTON_NORTH_A

Wednesday
Occasional light rain. Westerly dying away.
Maximum temperature of 13 degrees and a Minimum of 7

Thursday
Periods of rain. Strong or gale easterlies.
Max temperature of 9 degrees and minimum of 6

Friday
Rain at times. Strong easterlies.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 8

Saturday
Rain easing to few showers. Winds tend southerly.
Max temperature of 15 degrees and minimum of 7

Sunday
Mainly fine. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 10

Hmmm....... I hope the Manfield microclimate kicks in (and the lucky wet tyres ) :)

Like the song says LET IT RAIN then i might really be able to kick some arse for once.

sinfull
23rd September 2009, 16:50
Gosh the last time I saw you you were fitting in extremely well ..........lol:doh: I do not (read refuse to) remember waking up next to him !! So therefore it did not happen !

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 18:09
With regard to putting Postie seniors with protwins. The current practice is to mix postie senior and juniors, gridded according to qualifying times. Are the protwin bikes less competitive than the postie juniors? I've raced in posties on a junior bike and qualified in front of senior bikes. I can't remember it being a problem. Why would it be any different for protwins?

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 18:27
With regard to putting Postie seniors with protwins. The current practice is to mix postie senior and juniors, gridded according to qualifying times. Are the protwin bikes less competitive than the postie juniors? I've raced in posties on a junior bike and qualified in front of senior bikes. I can't remember it being a problem. Why would it be any different for protwins?

No personal problem but when the posties enter turn one and flay around like big beached whales its the pro twins that feel the hurt through the infield on the first lap and more so for the ones that are unlucky enough to have a few posties between them and the front running protwins.

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 18:37
No personal problem but when the posties enter turn one and flay around like big beached whales its the pro twins that feel the hurt through the infield on the first lap and more so for the ones that are unlucky enough to have a few posties between them and the front running protwins.

:eek:Beached as whales broo?

Deano
23rd September 2009, 18:42
With regard to putting Postie seniors with protwins. The current practice is to mix postie senior and juniors, gridded according to qualifying times. Are the protwin bikes less competitive than the postie juniors? I've raced in posties on a junior bike and qualified in front of senior bikes. I can't remember it being a problem. Why would it be any different for protwins?

Yep true. I've been on the front row on a PC Jnr and it's no different.

I'm being selfish and thinking of my points situation. I don't want my competition to get a PC Snr (Or Jnr - aka Chappy) in between us and affect 'our points' race, then again that could work both ways couldn't it ?

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 18:44
Yep true. I've been on the front row on a PC Jnr and it's no different.

I'm being selfish and thinking of my points situation. I don't want my competition to get a PC Snr (Or Jnr - aka Chappy) in between us and affect 'our' race, then again that could work both ways couldn't it ?
Yes more one direction than the other cause we all know the pro twins wont hold up the posties in the corners and the straights are the easy pass spots.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 18:45
No personal problem but when the posties enter turn one and flay around like big beached whales its the pro twins that feel the hurt through the infield on the first lap and more so for the ones that are unlucky enough to have a few posties between them and the front running protwins.

So eloquently put !

Deano
23rd September 2009, 18:48
And the difference between PC Snr/Jnr and PT, and F3 and PT is that the F3 bikes don't piss over the PT's too much on the straights.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 18:49
Either way, we'll find out Saturday. I can't wait.

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 18:53
Either way, we'll find out Saturday. I can't wait.

You can be corner king and Ill be whale rider.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 19:27
You can be corner king and Ill be whale rider.

The South Island assault will be interesting. And don't forget Russel Josiah - I rmember watching him at Wanga's as a teenager.

The weather might play a part yet too.......it's going to be an interesting meeting.

Marknz
23rd September 2009, 19:31
Feck off rain! :confused: I've waited a helluva long time for this, and I ain't spending more money on rain tyres just for the privilage. If I have to do 2min+ laps to qualify on race attacks in the rain, I will.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 19:38
If I have to do 2min+ laps to qualify on race attacks in the rain, I will.

Have fun !!!! :shit: NOT !!

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 19:41
Feck off rain! :confused: I've waited a helluva long time for this, and I ain't spending more money on rain tyres just for the privilage. If I have to do 2min+ laps to qualify on race attacks in the rain, I will.

Are you in clubmans Mark.If so just record some lap times and the weather man says it will improve just like your lap times.

Ivan
23rd September 2009, 19:49
I'd wager that while the lap times are similar, the PC Snr's will be quicker down the straights and the pro twins quicker through the corners.

I agree with nzkr1 in that a staggered start might be the best and safest option.

I agree Deano,

Staggered start at least when we have amxed start in F3 our bikes are vary similar top speed but this is gonna be crazy! I mean your gonna have the likes of you and Geoff up the frotn then when you hit Dennis Hulme straight the 1000cc bikes are gonna come hurtling past and almost be dangerous! depending on how I feel after qualifying I might pull out as I am not risking my safety

Ivan
23rd September 2009, 19:53
also I have not taken any notice of the post classic races so dont know anything about jr and sr as no offence to anyone racing them postys are not my kind of bike to watch so completly didnt even think of the fact the jr and sr race together I was just thinking from my own personal opinion on the speed differences between the 2 classes and theres somethign always on my mind that puts me off speed difference

Marknz
23rd September 2009, 19:54
Are you in clubmans Mark.If so just record some lap times and the weather man says it will improve just like your lap times.

Yea, clubbies for me. It's okay, someone just rang me to remind me I'm so friggin slow that I'll probably be doing 2min+ anyway, rain or shine. <_< Thanks arsehole!

No, not you Mossy. :shit:

Deano
23rd September 2009, 19:57
Yea, clubbies for me. It's okay, someone just rang me to remind me I'm so friggin slow that I'll probably be doing 2min+ anyway, rain or shine. <_< Thanks arshole!

No, not you Mossy. :shit:

It was Jimbo ?

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 19:58
also I have not taken any notice of the post classic races so dont know anything about jr and sr as no offence to anyone racing them postys are my kind of bike to watch so completly didnt even think of the fact the jr and sr race together I was just thinking from my own personal opinion on the speed differences between the 2 classes and theres somethign always on my mind that puts me off speed difference

Broo. My point is that I don't think the speed difference will be any greater than the speed difference between postie senior and junior. As far as I know it has never been a problem in posties.

Ivan
23rd September 2009, 20:01
Broo. My point is that I don't think the speed difference will be any greater than the speed difference between postie senior and junior. As far as I know it has never been a problem in posties.

yeah when i first posted that i hadnt even thought of the fact jrs raced with them it was my initial reaction call it the ginga mode kicked in i mean i will give it a shot see how things get on

Str8 Jacket
23rd September 2009, 20:04
yeah when i first posted that i hadnt even thought of the fact jrs raced with them it was my initial reaction call it the ginga mode kicked in i mean i will give it a shot see how things get on

You'll be sweet, you know the track well. Just stay alert and have fun!!

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 20:05
Broo. My point is that I don't think the speed difference will be any greater than the speed difference between postie senior and junior. As far as I know it has never been a problem in posties.

Correct.We are used to slower bikes on the straight as per norm and half lap in problems all solved.As long as protwins arnt parked in behind at breaking areas cause we break earlier should be no different from junior senior.We will have a nuisance factor at corner one and first time through infield.Care taken no problems.Its the pro twins results that niggles me.

Speed difference senior / junior round three qualify.Click into second half as i was on Sunday drive first half.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jvd8zUPIXA

Deano
23rd September 2009, 20:13
Its the pro twins results that niggles me.


It's going to be a mixed bag anyway I reckon with the close points. The CHCH guys/Josiah/PC Snr factor is going to make things interesting, but all good fun.

For me it could go either way.

You've got PC pre89 Snr in the bag eh.

roadracingoldfart
23rd September 2009, 20:14
Broo. My point is that I don't think the speed difference will be any greater than the speed difference between postie senior and junior. As far as I know it has never been a problem in posties.


I doubt a speed diff is really the crux to consider.
I would be more concernesd about the launch of the classes mix at the green light.
Imagine if you can a front row of SVs (caused by a damp qualifying session) then the second row a bunch of 1000 & 1100 posties, mix in a dry start and thats a recipe for a giant fuckup.

Is it really too hard to stagger a start to allow a good clean/ safe race ?

My 2 cents worth anyhow.

Paul.

roadracingoldfart
23rd September 2009, 20:16
roadracingoldfart, Deano:Me+, Marknz, mossy1200+, racer40, Racey Rider, Wannabiker


lol sorry <_<

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 20:22
It's going to be a mixed bag anyway I reckon with the close points. The CHCH guys/Josiah/PC Snr factor is going to make things interesting, but all good fun.

For me it could go either way.

You've got PC pre89 Snr in the bag eh.
Im selling passes and blocking manovours.Currency is hotdogs,beers,and cash.LOL.I have to nurse mine through the series then rebuild a megger beast for next year.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 20:24
IImagine if you can a front row of SVs (caused by a damp qualifying session) then the second row a bunch of 1000 & 1100 posties, mix in a dry start and thats a recipe for a giant fuckup.

Is it really too hard to stagger a start to allow a good clean/ safe race ?

My 2 cents worth anyhow.

Paul.

We've (you and me) have done it before on the PC Jnr 400's though.

It's not so much the speed differential as the mixed bag it presents for me. How do you spell K cera cera

Deano
23rd September 2009, 20:26
Im selling passes and blocking manovours.Currency is hotdogs,beers,and cash.LOL.I have to nurse mine through the series then rebuild a megger beast for next year.

How many hot dogs/beers to hold back Ash ?

I better send a PM - don't want no Renault scandal LOL

Ivan
23rd September 2009, 20:30
I doubt a speed diff is really the crux to consider.
I would be more concernesd about the launch of the classes mix at the green light.
Imagine if you can a front row of SVs (caused by a damp qualifying session) then the second row a bunch of 1000 & 1100 posties, mix in a dry start and thats a recipe for a giant fuckup.

Is it really too hard to stagger a start to allow a good clean/ safe race ?

My 2 cents worth anyhow.

Paul.

Agreed thats how I feel I mean they can stagger the start for 125 and streetstock why not for postysr and pro twin? plus it might allow a few of us other pro twin guys who end up qualifying further back to get a good race for a change as we are starting clean with just pro twins my 2c

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 20:31
How many hot dogs/beers to hold back Ash ?

I better send a PM - don't want no Renault scandal LOL
First 5 laps is 1 hotdog.
next 2 laps is 1 beer
end of race= cash for Ash.How deep is your wallet.





Disclaimer(no attempt to disrupt will be made).

roadracingoldfart
23rd September 2009, 20:32
We've (you and me) have done it before on the PC Jnr 400's though.

It's not so much the speed differential as the mixed bag it presents for me. How do you spell K cera cera


i think its spelt .... " l i a b i l i t y " or it may be " a v o i d a b l i t y ".

Speed differential is what racing is all about but differential at the start line is just a mess , remember when GP500s shared the grid with Moto GP? ask Gary McCoy.
I can turn away at the starts and deny anything happening but id prefer to watch and see a good clean start without the perils i have seen in the past . Dont do it is my plee.

Ivan
23rd September 2009, 20:35
i think its spelt .... " l i a b i l i t y " or it may be " a v o i d a b l i t y ".

Speed differential is what racing is all about but differential at the start line is just a mess , remember when GP500s shared the grid with Moto GP? ask Gary McCoy.
I can turn away at the starts and deny anything happening but id prefer to watch and see a good clean start without the perils i have seen in the past . Dont do it is my plee.

Agreed as is why my thoughts of not riding in this class is I dont want to be on the grid were someone else doesnt get to go home.

Staggered starts have no problems for me its more the share fact is we get mixed up and you have some fast 650s at the front with 1000cc bikes behind them and it is a disastor waiting to happen

Marknz
23rd September 2009, 20:38
...thats a recipe for a giant fuckup.

Is it really too hard to stagger a start to allow a good clean/ safe race ?

My 2 cents worth anyhow.

Paul.

Have to agree with Paul. A number of us have seen the results of start-line fuckups... they have to be avoided at all costs.

Organisers, please consider staggered starts for these guys?

It's not like it's going to cost time on the programme... or is it?

roadracingoldfart
23rd September 2009, 20:39
Agreed thats how I feel I mean they can stagger the start for 125 and streetstock why not for postysr and pro twin? plus it might allow a few of us other pro twin guys who end up qualifying further back to get a good race for a change as we are starting clean with just pro twins my 2c


thats a very valid point young man , the whole class on the same start , not seperated by another class , there is merit there people.

roadracingoldfart
23rd September 2009, 20:46
Have to agree with Paul. A number of us have seen the results of start-line fuckups... they have to be avoided at all costs.

Organisers, please consider staggered starts for these guys?

It's not like it's going to cost time on the programme... or is it?


Make no mistake what i am saying , i have seen too many friends over the last 25 years killed , maimed , or just severely hurt and dont want to see any carnage happen . The trauma caused to everybody is just not worth while. You dont have to be injured or even connected to be effected and put off something , its vital motorcycling is seen to be proactive in self managment of safety and sensibility.
Racing is dangerous but you CAN limit some of the risk by taking sensible , easy re-visit looks at basic safety issues. Not hard and not costly.
Thanks for your support Mark et all.

Paul.

Foxzee
23rd September 2009, 20:47
I do not (read refuse to) remember waking up next to him !! So therefore it did not happen !

"The wheels on the bus go round and round"....lol:doh:

Hehe twice sinny now in one forum....!!!!!!

Str8 Jacket
23rd September 2009, 20:48
I reckon that Vic Club should just introduce a new class. That'll fix everything.

Deano
23rd September 2009, 20:50
I reckon that Vic Club should just introduce a new class. That'll fix everything.

Production Post Classic Senior Twins ?

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 20:55
I reckon that Vic Club should just introduce a new class. That'll fix everything.
Lets not lower the laps but 20seconds would be enough gap to leave the fastest last starters to reach the slowest first starters in a smaller clump grouping than at the beginning.

I just keep thinking summer series with posties front of grid and clubmans at rear starting together and being surprised that a rsv mille manged to get advanced 4 rows before turn one.

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 20:56
Have to agree with Paul. A number of us have seen the results of start-line fuckups... they have to be avoided at all costs.

Organisers, please consider staggered starts for these guys?

It's not like it's going to cost time on the programme... or is it?
I'm genuinely curious about this.
Can anyone tell me if it's been a problem in Posties with senior and junior gridded the way they are? I am not convinced the difference in start line acceleration is as significant as it is for the 125s and street-stock. The 125s and streetstock also have dramatic lap-time differences. Hence the staggered start. Have any "start-line fuckups" occurred in posties because of senior and junior being together? Have any "start-line fuckups" occurred because of a difference in capacity, or is it more because someone "fucked up" their start? Staggered starts have risks of their own. How many times have we seen a racer in the second group false start when the first group goes? It requires extra pissing around on the grid and for the timing people having to allocate grid position according to class, not simply qualifying position. The more complicated things get the more it can go wrong.

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 21:10
I'm genuinely curious about this.
Can anyone tell me if it's been a problem in Posties with senior and junior gridded the way they are? I am not convinced the difference in start line acceleration is as significant as it is for the 125s and street-stock. The 125s and streetstock also have dramatic lap-time differences. Hence the staggered start. Have any "start-line fuckups" occurred in posties because of senior and junior being together? Have any "start-line fuckups" occurred because of a difference in capacity, or is it more because someone "fucked up" their start? Staggered starts have risks of their own. How many times have we seen a racer in the second group false start when the first group goes? It requires extra pissing around on the grid and for the timing people having to allocate grid position according to class, not simply qualifying position. The more complicated things get the more it can go wrong.

the norm is 6 out of 8 seniors on front two rows against 2 juniors and there is twice the norm seniors at this event.Pro twins being similar lap times in theory
It will be equally spread on the grid.Then you put 130hp against 80hp towards turn one with the posties needing to slow down first due to extra weight.Other than Chappy in postie juniors (80hp)the juniors arnt around at corner 1.Now we have more seniors and more 80hp bikes contesting the same corner at the same time with different entry speeds.

No problem if people are carefull

Marknz
23rd September 2009, 21:13
yea, I see where you're coming from Clive, but aren't we talking Posty Seniors and Pro-twins? I'm not in either of those classes, but I can imagine issues for them all coming off the line at the same time should the weather play it's part.

But hey, it's a dangerous sport and we all have to take due care... we all know the rules when we sign the dotted line.

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 21:36
the norm is 6 out of 8 seniors on front two rows against 2 juniors and there is twice the norm seniors at this event.Pro twins being similar lap times in theory
It will be equally spread on the grid.Then you put 130hp against 80hp towards turn one with the posties needing to slow down first due to extra weight.Other than Chappy in postie juniors (80hp)the juniors arnt around at corner 1.Now we have more seniors and more 80hp bikes contesting the same corner at the same time with different entry speeds.

No problem if people are carefull

I just looked at qualifying for the last round and it was 2 of each on the first 2 rows of posties. It doesn't seem to be a problem if people ride with awareness. I agree that starts and the first corner are dangerous places. I'm just not convinced that putting pro-twins in with postie seniors is any more dangerous than what happens already in posties. To my knowledge, nobody has ever been concerned about this. I would even suggest that the pro-twin bikes get off the line better than most postie junior bikes.

mud boy
23rd September 2009, 21:37
Wotz difference with F3 class then,mixed bikes,speeds,even 125's...they all start and turn into turn 1

Sketchy_Racer
23rd September 2009, 21:44
Wotz difference with F3 class then,mixed bikes,speeds,even 125's...they all start and turn into turn 1

Try a bit of English language there Luke, it'll make it more likely for you to get a reply. :doh:

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 21:46
I just looked at qualifying for the last round and it was 2 of each on the first 2 rows of posties. It doesn't seem to be a problem if people ride with awareness. I agree that starts and the first corner are dangerous places. I'm just not convinced that putting pro-twins in with postie seniors is any more dangerous than what happens already in posties. To my knowledge, nobody has ever been concerned about this. I would even suggest that the pro-twin bikes get off the line better than most postie junior bikes.
yes but you looked at long track.
and thats what i ment by more 80hp bikes in the mix meeting at turn one than the normal senior junior.

mud boy
23rd September 2009, 21:47
Try a bit of English language there Luke, it'll make it more likely for you to get a reply. :doh:

you should just learn to read it and make it make sence in your head :done:

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 22:01
This thred is like a Talk Show and soon Skippy(aka Oprah)will come along and tell us to pull our heads in and sit the f..k down.And we will just to keep her quiet.

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 22:02
yes but you looked at long track.
and thats what i ment by more 80hp bikes in the mix meeting at turn one than the normal senior junior.

Now I'm really confused. Isn't the argument that smaller bikes might qualify ahead of bigger bikes and "extra" chaos will ensue at the start and turn 1? Last meeting was the perfect example of smaller bikes qualifying well. I don't remember it being more of a problem than in any other race start. Or is the argument that the bigger bikes will qualify better on the short track and....? At round 3 there was Chappy and 3 seniors on row 1, then 3 juniors on row 2. Was this a problem?
I can see why people might think or imagine that running protwins with postie seniors could be a problem, I just haven't heard any evidence yet that it will be any more dangerous than what happens already.

mossy1200
23rd September 2009, 22:11
Now I'm really confused. Isn't the argument that smaller bikes might qualify ahead of bigger bikes and "extra" chaos will ensue at the start and turn 1? Last meeting was the perfect example of smaller bikes qualifying well. I don't remember it being more of a problem than in any other race start. Or is the argument that the bigger bikes will qualify better on the short track and....? At round 3 there was Chappy and 3 seniors on row 1, then 3 juniors on row 2. Was this a problem?
I can see why people might think or imagine that running protwins with postie seniors could be a problem, I just haven't heard any evidence yet that it will be any more dangerous than what happens already.

Started talking about this because pro twins points may be effected by some getting caught behind straight line posties off the line then it started safety concerns(not by myself).
Biggest difference is now we have alot more seniors than the norm by over double and pro twins(evenly matched classs at 80 odd hp)when normally Chapells 80hp zxr is the only small bike able to contest corner one.
Instead of one mismatched power wise bike able to reach corner one at the same time we have lots.
Round three was bad example as not many seniors turned up that round.My bad.

Skunk
23rd September 2009, 22:20
< sarcasm >
I'm glad we have so many taking an active role in organising this meeting. Should be a good turn out at the AGM with no problem getting all the positions filled.
< / sarcasm >

Seriously though - I think the point has been well and truly made and VMCC will consider it's options.

Let's hope the forecast improves.

Clivoris
23rd September 2009, 22:22
Started talking about this because pro twins points may be effected by some getting caught behind straight line posties off the line then it started safety concerns(not by myself).
Biggest difference is now we have alot more seniors than the norm by over double and pro twins(evenly matched classs at 80 odd hp)when normally Chapells 80hp zxr is the only small bike able to contest corner one.
Instead of one mismatched power wise bike able to reach corner one at the same time we have lots.
Round three was bad example as not many seniors turned up that round.My bad.

Fair enough. I reckon there might be frustrations with having to get by bikes that are slower in different parts of the track, but in the end people seem to finish pretty much where they should do according to their lap-times. Especially over the longer races.

Duke girl
24th September 2009, 08:00
This thred is like a Talk Show and soon Skippy(aka Oprah)will come along and tell us to pull our heads in and sit the f..k down.And we will just to keep her quiet.

PLEASE Dont compare me to her as she for 1 couldn't come close to speaking the same Lingo as me.
Now go pull your head in and be a good boy Steve.:2guns:

mossy1200
24th September 2009, 11:48
PLEASE Dont compare me to her as she for 1 couldn't come close to speaking the same Lingo as me.
Now go pull your head in and be a good boy Steve.:2guns:
Head pulled in but something smells bad.Thats ok its just my butt.
See ya soon Skippy.:dodge:

Duke girl
24th September 2009, 13:24
Head pulled in but something smells bad.Thats ok its just my butt.
See ya soon Skippy.:dodge:

Yes you will see me soon. Not long to go now so here's hoping the weather fines up to what it is at present (wet & miserable).
C"mon Wharfy start doing your Sunshine dance for us.:laugh:

wharfy
24th September 2009, 15:04
Yes you will see me soon. Not long to go now so here's hoping the weather fines up to what it is at present (wet & miserable).
C"mon Wharfy start doing your Sunshine dance for us.:laugh:

The sunshine dance (like the rain dance) requires one to get their kit off.
Sadly I have now joined the vast majority of people who look better with there clothes on so I will not be doing it. (there was a time when I thought I was irresistible naked and took every opportunity to get my gear off :) )

Anyway here's the latest from the forecast room

PALMERSTON_NORTH (filed at 1:36pm Thursday, 24th September 2009)

Temps from PALMERSTON_NORTH_A

Thursday
Periods of rain. Strong easterly.
Maximum temperature of 10 degrees and a Minimum of 8

Friday
Rain at times. Gusty southeasterly.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 9

Saturday
Increasing fine spells. Southeasterly dying out.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 7

Sunday
Cloudy periods increasing. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 10

Monday
Outbreaks of rain developing. Winds mainly light.
Max temperature of 17 degrees and minimum of 9


Sometimes I feel like a figment of my own imagination

Duke girl
24th September 2009, 15:10
The sunshine dance (like the rain dance) requires one to get their kit off.
Sadly I have now joined the vast majority of people who look better with there clothes on so I will not be doing it. (there was a time when I thought I was irresistible naked and took every opportunity to get my gear off :) )

Anyway here's the latest from the forecast room

PALMERSTON_NORTH (filed at 1:36pm Thursday, 24th September 2009)

Temps from PALMERSTON_NORTH_A

Thursday
Periods of rain. Strong easterly.
Maximum temperature of 10 degrees and a Minimum of 8

Friday
Rain at times. Gusty southeasterly.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 9

Saturday
Increasing fine spells. Southeasterly dying out.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 7

Sunday
Cloudy periods increasing. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 10

Monday
Outbreaks of rain developing. Winds mainly light.
Max temperature of 17 degrees and minimum of 9


Sometimes I feel like a figment of my own imagination

Is that what age does to you Wharfy????????
Just as well we dont have nude Motorcycle Racing then, Hmmm now there's a thought!!!!!!!!!!!:laugh::laugh::laugh::eek:

Tony.OK
24th September 2009, 15:18
Is that what age does to you Wharfy????????
Just as well we dont have nude Motorcycle Racing then, Hmmm now there's a thought!!!!!!!!!!!:laugh::laugh::laugh::eek:

What would ya call it?................Boobs'n'Bollocks on bikes?:laugh:

Duke girl
24th September 2009, 17:57
What would ya call it?................Boobs'n'Bollocks on bikes?:laugh:

Tiddley Winks............ Sight for Sore eyes. :eek::laugh:

BMWST?
25th September 2009, 12:29
what time do marshalls have to be there i can i just turn up and help out?

Clivoris
25th September 2009, 14:20
what time do marshalls have to be there i can i just turn up and help out?

You bloody beauty. Around 8am is good.

Foxzee
25th September 2009, 15:17
what time do marshalls have to be there i can i just turn up and help out?

Whoo hoo.....Thanks:Punk:

Will be great to meet you.......

mossy1200
25th September 2009, 15:23
what time do the tui girls have turn up and help out?

awesome.cant wait

wharfy
25th September 2009, 16:37
PALMERSTON_NORTH (filed at 1:35pm Friday, 25th September 2009)

Temps from PALMERSTON_NORTH_A


Saturday
Showers clearing morning. Gusty southeast.
Max temperature of 14 degrees and minimum of 6

Sunday
Fine, a few cloudy periods. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 11

Monday
Outbreaks of rain developing. Easterlies.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 9

Tuesday
Cloudy spells, few showers. Light winds.
Max temperature of 16 degrees and minimum of 8


We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty

Harvd
25th September 2009, 18:06
Ooh looking better! whoops better go catch my flight!

BMWST?
25th September 2009, 21:16
You bloody beauty. Around 8am is good.

ok see you sunday morning!

johan
26th September 2009, 18:21
Remeber daylight saving starts tomorrow Sunday. Be in time!

BMWST?
26th September 2009, 20:56
wont be able to come now.Have had a cold,and it seems to be getting worse,not better.6 am starts on a motorbike = nonsense

roadracingoldfart
26th September 2009, 21:19
Im going up for Sunday , the first time in over a decade i am riding a bike to the track and watch and not towing a bike to the track and getting knackered racing it.
Its going to be fun. See you all there.

Paul.

Sidewinder
28th September 2009, 19:44
arh see boys that wasnt so bad after all