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    Well done Greg Murphy

    3 outta 3 ain't bad.

    Doesn't the Puke track look all shiney and flat. Will be great for the Classic Festival.

    They'll have to do some work on the crash barriers though as they took some hard hits along the front straight.

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    Was a good days racing, god I cant wait for the classic festival, I better get the parts from japan tommorrow so I can get it ready for the weekend.


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    Good racing indeed. Has it ever NOT rained at that round?
    Shit, I couldn't believe the violence of Bairds crash- the entire boot just instantly disapeared!
    Whats a good lap time there for a road bike?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB

    Whats a good lap time there for a road bike?
    The top Proddy Superbikes lap in the 58 sec bracket
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    Yeah murph is the man. Just hope he can go all the way this year and take out the championship.

    Lowndes' crash was definately a biggie, looked very spectacular, specially that post with the loud speakers on it falling down.

    Those toyota single seaters had the fastest lap times. Were consistently in the 55's when the supercars had a fastest lap of 56 flat i think.

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    Great to see after only moving to a new team this year!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garry H
    3 outta 3 ain't bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    The top Proddy Superbikes lap in the 58 sec bracket
    Yup - there's the proof I'm in a league of my own...









    ... I'm in the 1 minute 58 second bracket...
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    Quote Originally Posted by k14
    ...Lowndes' crash was definately a biggie, looked very spectacular, specially that post with the loud speakers on it falling down...
    Lowndes or Dumbrell and Baird? Don't recall Lowndes having any bingles in the last race (except for turn 2 with Ambrose), but the Baird/Dumbrell smash happened right in front of us (in the Murphy grandstand on the start/finish line) and it was huge! Big palls of smoke drifting out of the aftermath, huge cheers from the crown and they got out of their cars, lotsa oohs and aahs at the replays.

    Ah, thats what racings all about. Big smashes in controlled enviroments with damn good safety gear. HANS device = another life saved I think.

    BTW, anyone know if any studies have been done as to which is better, a head or or backwards on smash like Baird did into the fence?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krayy
    BTW, anyone know if any studies have been done as to which is better, a head or or backwards on smash like Baird did into the fence?
    From the looks of it I'd say they are safer hitting backwards in that class. The boot doesn't appear to have a space frame in it so it would act as a crumple zone to decelerate the car more gently. Still can't get over the damage- where the hell did the boot go?! I mean, there was NOTHING left
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    Quote Originally Posted by Krayy
    Lowndes or Dumbrell and Baird? Don't recall Lowndes having any bingles in the last race (except for turn 2 with Ambrose), but the Baird/Dumbrell smash happened right in front of us (in the Murphy grandstand on the start/finish line) and it was huge! Big palls of smoke drifting out of the aftermath, huge cheers from the crown and they got out of their cars, lotsa oohs and aahs at the replays.
    Yep sorry, my bad. Got confused. Was one hum dinger of a crash anyway.

    What about henshaw literaturely throwing away his nz v8 championship. Shows what pressure can do to ya.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k14
    What about henshaw literaturely throwing away his nz v8 championship. Shows what pressure can do to ya.
    What a twit. Methinks Messrs Pero and Henshaw may be having some "discussions" about that one. And as for the "ah well, last race is over so I may as well pull a donut for the crowd...omigodisthatasandtrap?" incident, well the more said the better. Bloody idiot.
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    Yeah we couldnt see how he ended up in the sand on the last lap?? Was it a donut gone wrong? Think its a bit harsh calling him a twat, but it think he will be dreaming about that first lap for a very very long time. Bit of a rush of blood.

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