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FROSTY
25th February 2008, 11:39
Well folks our Formula 3 man Codgyoldracer as per usuall is a slack ass with his race report :Oops:
9/3/2007
WELL NOW I CAN POST IT
Well done Glen on a well diservered victory --NZ's new F3 champion
He Got a third place in His first race and that with a motor that dropped a lung mid way through the race.
He did "just enough " in the second race to secure the title
James Deuce
25th February 2008, 11:43
Good stuff.
Mind you I only barrack for him because he's huge.
GSVR
25th February 2008, 13:15
Sounds to me like your congratulating Glen a little prematurely there Tony.
Congratulations to Robby Bugden who has won the NZ superbike title again! And to Karl Morgan who has won the first ever ProTwin title.
Manfeild and Puke are power tracks and I think the results will show this in F3.
Congratulations to Terry Fitzgerald on breaking the lap record at Manfeild.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatustandard/4414957a6409.html
Good luck at Puke Glen your've put alot of work into getting a bike thats competitive against Terrys and deserve to take out the title.
FROSTY
25th February 2008, 14:02
Sounds to me like your congradulating Glen a little prematurely there Tony.
Good luck at Puke Glen your've put alot of work into getting a bike thats competitive against Terrys and deserve to take out the title.
Nahh dude congrats for results so far And baracking for the pukie round--GO GLEN
FROSTY
26th February 2008, 21:43
Hope you lot come out to support our man :banana::banana:
Robert Taylor
27th February 2008, 11:08
Hope you lot come out to support our man :banana::banana:
He totally deserves it because he put in all the hard yards over the winter. And of course made an informed choice about the suspension ( Ohlins of course ) knowing full well that there would be a level of backup and ongoing development that no-one else can match.
jrandom
27th February 2008, 11:32
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:jerry:
FROSTY
27th February 2008, 12:43
He totally deserves it because he put in all the hard yards over the winter. And of course made an informed choice about the suspension ( Ohlins of course ) knowing full well that there would be a level of backup and ongoing development that no-one else can match.
Interesting too that he ISNT on the most powerfull bike out there by a country mile
Robert Taylor
27th February 2008, 20:41
<img src="http://i30.tinypic.com/ap3j4.jpg"/>
:jerry:
The big joke of course is that Team Penske have in the past purchased Ohlins shocks to use in their Indy cars.
johnsv650
27th February 2008, 20:48
hes ridden very well and has had the best of gear, made no mistakes and is nearly at his goal...............maybe next year it might be closer, with more ohlins on other close bikes.......his bike is quick......and handles......
FROSTY
8th March 2008, 15:42
HOLEY COW That man likes to do it the hard way.
First race at pukie-Terry Fitgerald first .......
GLEN WILLIAMS ----THIRD
He still needs a couple of points to win the championship
2 races to go 2 points to get ---GO GLEN
boostin
8th March 2008, 15:55
HOLEY COW That man likes to do it the hard way.
First race at pukie-Terry Fitgerald first .......
GLEN WILLIAMS ----THIRD
He still needs a couple of points to win the championship
2 races to go 2 points to get ---GO GLEN
The hard way or the safe seasoned racer way?
FROSTY
8th March 2008, 16:05
No mate--er um Im told he is doing it the hard way
FROSTY
9th March 2008, 10:55
Well now I can post it
CONGRATULATIONS cODGY
NZ'S new f3 champion.
:banana::banana::banana:
James Deuce
9th March 2008, 11:59
Good stuff.
Old people can do anything.
FROSTY
9th March 2008, 12:12
OYY__NUFF OF DA OLD--he's my age thank you
Kornholio
9th March 2008, 12:14
Well done Glen :D
et al
9th March 2008, 12:29
Congrats Glen - well earnt and well deserved.
Boob Johnson
9th March 2008, 12:30
Congrats Glen, well done :rockon:
evol mas
9th March 2008, 23:52
go the big ginger!!!!! good work mate you did the hard yards down south and cruuuzd to victory up north well done
riffer
10th March 2008, 05:54
Nice work fella. Good to see see someone doing it the old fashioned way, with hard work.
GSVR
10th March 2008, 07:37
:first:
Can't believe the bad luck you had with your bike after all the consistant results down south.
For those that didn't know. Glen had to fit a new engine at Manfeild when his gearbox failed on the practice day and at Puke he had to use a borrowed bike after another mechanical problem (possible valve spring broken).
Congratulations Glen you must be relieved to have finally got the last few remaining points to secure the title.
:first:
Keystone19
10th March 2008, 08:48
Took you long enough!
Congrats Glen. It's been awesome mate!
Nicksta
10th March 2008, 11:28
Awesome Stuff Glen!!!
i'm looking forward to learning from you and the best in F3 next nationals :)
well done dude!
svr
10th March 2008, 12:05
Unfortunately Glen, it is almost certain that MNZ will now introduce an (uncharacteristically enlightened) rule that anyone over 40 who has already won a F3 title must retire to post-classics (proposed clause 58.3.2: `... especially anyone whose last name is Williams or Fitzgerald (68yrs - the shaven mo' aint foolin anybody).
Quite right, and will give the 35-40 yr old `youngsters' a fair chance at F3 next season.
Shaun
10th March 2008, 20:09
Well done Glen, you worked hard for it mate!
PS, so, are you interested in racing a SuperBike again now????????
codgyoleracer
11th March 2008, 16:04
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the congratulations. This season taught even an old fella like me a few things, - for you up n comers.
1) Patience on the track - even in sprint races there are patterns, strengths & weaknesses that develop with both yourself & your competitors.
2) Pre-season preparation of machinery & testing this to the limit as much as possible early on - so as to always find the way forward.
3) Invest in good gear for both man & machine & brands that have technical support at the track.
4) Always surround yourself with positive & knowledgable people at the track - that seek solutions to problems & who can observe & be critical of your weaknesses (& strengths)
5) Carry plenty of spare parts.............
6) Pray that if you do have a problem , its not during a race & you have enough helpfull hands around to sort it out FAST !
Cheers to everyone involved & to the kiwibikers who popped in & said hello at the track.
Glen Williams
Sully60
11th March 2008, 16:38
Well done big fella!:first:::woohoo:
Are you going to be back with the #1 plate in 09 to defend the title?
johnsv650
12th March 2008, 09:10
well done on your awesome riding, are you defending title next year, how much was down to suspension set up pre-season ?
watch those valve springs..........
codgyoleracer
12th March 2008, 09:28
well done on your awesome riding, are you defending title next year, how much was down to suspension set up pre-season ?
watch those valve springs..........
Am taking my time & enjoying some rest before making the decisions on next year, I reckon that suspension is 60% quality equipment, 15% technical support & 20% rider skill & feedback / machine aspect set-up + 5% luck
Well done this year Woodsie & Eric
Cheers
Glen
feral1
13th March 2008, 19:33
Am taking my time & enjoying some rest before making the decisions on next year, I reckon that suspension is 60% quality equipment, 15% technical support & 20% rider skill & feedback / machine aspect set-up + 5% luck
Well done this year Woodsie & Eric
Cheers
Glen
Good job Glen, you looked smooth, fast and consistent. I learned a lot from your style and approach.
Regards
Eric
codgyoleracer
15th March 2008, 19:20
Good job Glen, you looked smooth, fast and consistent. I learned a lot from your style and approach.
Regards
Eric
Cheers Eric, - You rode awesome too mate, & a great result for your first full nationals (& now you know the tracks). Best wishes for next year.
Glen
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