18th Nov - PMCC or AMCC

**boostin** · 2nd November 2007, 14:28

Originally Posted by scracha

Yeah they called everyone who got a top 3 finish in the VMCC. They told me I had to do 3 "formula" or "post classic" races first.

Originally Posted by Tom

you could easly say your vfr is 1989 theres no difference between them and could you send me a copy pleaseeeeeee or can i just apply when the application forms come out??

Have you done the 3 races outside clubmans Tom?

**Nicksta** · 2nd November 2007, 16:19

Originally Posted by Tom

you could easly say your vfr is 1989 theres no difference between them and could you send me a copy pleaseeeeeee or can i just apply when the application forms come out??

well you see Tom..... there is this thing called sportsmanship.... and lying... oh and being true to yourself and others....
I dont lie or cheat... i like to sleep well at night.. and i like to think i live by the rules and am a good sport.... so no.. Tweety is too young for postys and i like to earn my placings the oldfashioned hard and right way.... otherwise, why wouldnt all of us just take a short cut?

**GSVR** · 2nd November 2007, 16:26

Originally Posted by Nicksta

well you see Tom..... there is this thing called sportsmanship.... and lying... oh and being true to yourself and others....
I dont lie or cheat... i like to sleep well at night.. and i like to think i live by the rules and am a good sport.... so no.. Tweety is too young for postys and i like to earn my placings the oldfashioned hard and right way.... otherwise, why wouldnt all of us just take a short cut?

Actually Nicksta I don't think anyone would mind. At the Vic Series Later model bikes entered. Your bike is basically an NC2? with 17 inch rims right?

Club racing isn't meant to be all serious its about everyone enjoying the day and going home happy.

**Nicksta** · 2nd November 2007, 16:53

Originally Posted by Garry H

Actually Nicksta I don't think anyone would mind. At the Vic Series Later model bikes entered. Your bike is basically an NC2? with 17 inch rims right?

Club racing isn't meant to be all serious its about everyone enjoying the day and going home happy.

thats nice to hear Garry....
but in my heart i would mind racing an ineligable bike... its an NC30.. with a NC35 17" rear wheel... (that and i dont want to give these boys any excuse to say i had an edge!)
I know its not serious like nationals.... but still, i wouldnt feel happy in myself racing a newer bike than the class specified... i enjoy the day at the track and will love racing F3 class on Tweety... i'm a straight up by the rules person... even if its a fun event... i like to play fair

**moT** · 5th November 2007, 13:16

Originally Posted by boostin

Have you done the 3 races outside clubmans Tom?

i will of by the time it gets to enter into paeroa

**moT** · 6th November 2007, 12:02

Originally Posted by Nicksta

thats nice to hear Garry....
but in my heart i would mind racing an ineligable bike... its an NC30.. with a NC35 17" rear wheel... (that and i dont want to give these boys any excuse to say i had an edge!)
I know its not serious like nationals.... but still, i wouldnt feel happy in myself racing a newer bike than the class specified... i enjoy the day at the track and will love racing F3 class on Tweety... i'm a straight up by the rules person... even if its a fun event... i like to play fair

meh i really dont mind if you enter i wont complain and im sure other people wont the specs between the 89 and the 92 are exactly the same there is no advantage