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2016 - 4Th Special Evening: December 29Th - Goodwood Themed Special Night (Same As 3Rd Evening) 2016 - 4th Special Evening: December 29th - Goodwood themed Special Night (same as 3rd evening) "just 4 fun", does NOT count towards the yearly championship. Report: Turnout was much better this time, with 10 members keen to race. Using our formula of highest placed championship position paired with lowest, and so on, the 5 teams were set as follows; Peter & Tim (P/T) Keith & Dave (K/D) Jim & Sandy (J/S) Wes & Chris (W/C) Steve & Will (S/W) Peter preferred not to use the white lane, because of potential damage caused by running the barrier, so we set up for 18 minute stints on the other 5 lanes. Thankfully Peter's team were on Black lane first and he showed us all what he was prepared to let the black car suffer when "running the barrier"! This meant that fastest lap was set on the black lane in every session. Session 1 Black lane - P/T 85.8 laps (Fastest lap 10.98, Peter) Blue lane - W/C 88 laps Green lane - J/S 87.1 laps Red lane - S/W 86.8 laps Yellow lane - K/D 82.1 laps Session 2 Black lane - S/W 93.3 laps (Fastest lap 10.88, Will) (180.1) Blue lane - J/S 90.2 laps (177.3) Green lane - K/D 86.8 laps (168.9) Red lane - W/C 90.6 laps (178.6) Yellow lane - P/T 86.3 laps (172.1) Session 3 Black lane - W/C 97.5 laps (Fastest lap 10.34, Chris) (276.1) Blue lane - K/D 92.5 laps (261.4) Green lane - P/T 91.5 laps (263.6) Red lane - J/S 92.7 laps (270) Yellow lane - S/W 93.2 laps (273.3) Session 4 Black lane - J/S 96.5 laps (Fastest lap 9.98, Jim) (366.5) Blue lane - P/T 96.1 laps (359.7) Green lane - S/W 96.8 laps (370.1) Red lane - K/D 90.3 laps (351.7) Yellow lane - W/C 98.8 laps (374.9) Session 5 Black lane - K/D 95.7 laps (Fastest lap 9.96, Keith) (447.4) Blue lane - S/W 100.7 laps (470.8) Green lane - W/C 104 laps (478.9) Red lane - P/T 96 laps (455.7) Yellow lane - J/S 100.2 laps (466.7) So the final result meant that the Hayling Hoonigans pairing of Wes & Chris have a 100% win- ning record at our Special nights when teamed together. Well done to Steve and Will for a steady run throughout the evening bagging them second place, particularly as this was Steve's first experience of playing "magic cranes"! Final result was Wes & Chris 478.9 laps Steve & Will 470.8 laps Jim & Sandy 466.7 laps Peter & Tim 454.7 laps Keith & Dave 447.4 laps Thanks once again to Peter for supplying the cars which, apart from one detached wheel insert and one detached fog light, put up with the abuse admirably. 2016 Series 8 see more . 17th & 24th November, 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd December. Even rounds run reversed. 1. Hornby Modern GT- any standard European GT car from Hornby. Which makes the IMSA Jags ineligible.. 2. Go-Karts - picked as a Hornby class, but our "must be two available models for any class picked" rule means that Ninco standard karts will also be allowed. But not the Su- per Karts with the aero bodywork and faster gear ratio. 3. Scalextric 70s Rally - any car produced and rallied in the 70s. Such as Escort Mks 1&2, MGB, Mini, VW Beetle, Datsun 260Z & TR7. 4. Hornby Pre68 LeMans - any car raced at LeMans before 1968. Including Mercedes 300SLR, Jaguar D-type, MGB, Ferrari P4 & GT40. 2016 Series 7 see more . October 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th, November 3rd & 10th. Even rounds run reversed. 1. 70s’ F1- any slot manufacturer. 2. Ninco NC1 Rally - for cars produced with NC1 motor. Club cars are plentiful.. 3. Group 5 - any slot manufacturer. 4. SCX GT - 2016 - 3rd Special Evening: see more . September 29th - Goodwood themed Special Night "just 4 fun", does NOT count towards the yearly championship. 3 teams of 2 ran 18 minute stints on blue, green and red while Jim took on overseeing. By the end all teams were clocking over 100 laps per session and Peter set a new lowest ever lap record of 9.331 seconds in red, most other racers had beaten Peter’s long standing 9.7 record on the way. The near identical NSR Ford GTs were supplied and serviced by Peter which helped make for a close evening. 1 hour 48minutes racing finished thus: Keith and Wes 634.6 laps, Will and Reuben 632.3 laps, Peter and Sandy 616.1 laps. 2016 Series 6 see more . August 18th & 25th, September 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd. Even rounds run reversed. 1. BMW Saloons - restricted to English and Spanish Scalextric/SCX models only - 3.0CSL, E30, E36 & E90 from Hornby and E30 & E46 by SCX. 2. 60s Rally saloons - from any slot car manufacturer. No GT or Sports type cars. 3. 21st Century GT - GT car produced from 2001 onwards from any slot car manufactur- er. 4. Group B Rally - Group B eligible rally cars from any slot car maker. 2016 Series 5 see more . 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th July, 4th & 11th August. Even rounds run reversed. 1. Fly GT Open - open class for any Fly post 1990 GT slot car with modifications allowed. 2. Open Saloons - any saloon car with modifications allowed. 3. Pre '52 Grand Prix - standard slot cars from any manufacturer of Grand Prix cars that were raced before 1952. 4. 60s Rally (No Ninco) - standard slot cars of models that were manufactured and rallied in the 60s. Any manufacturer except Ninco. 2016 - 2nd Special Evening: see more . June 30th - 24 minutes du Clanfield "just 4 fun", does NOT count towards the yearly championship, See Jim’s proposal on Slot Forum 2016 Series 4 see more . May 19th & 26th and June 2nd, 9th 16th & 23rd. Even rounds run reversed. 1. Ninco F1 - Standard cars.. 2. Group 5 - Standard cars..Any make. 3. Ninco Classic - Standard cars.. 4. NASCAR - Standard cars. Any make. 2016 Series 3 see more . April 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th, May 5th & 12th. Even rounds reversed. 1. Open Saloons - Any saloon, with any modification. 2. Japanese Cars - Any model from the Japanese car brands, with the exception of open wheelers, standard class. 3. Hornby Muscle - standard class. 4. 60s saloons sub 1500cc - Revell NSUs and Mk1 Cortinas running with SCX Abarths, Seat 850s and 124s, Renault 4s and 8s and Scalextric Mk1 Escorts and Cortinas, Bee- tles and Minis. 2016 - 1st Special Evening: see more . March 31st - March Goodwood Meeting "just 4 fun", does NOT count towards the yearly championship, 1. Hairy Marshall Trophy Group 1 Saloon cars raced prior to 1982.- • Scalextric- Chevrolet Camaro ('70 on type), Ford Capri Mk3, Rover 3500 SD1, Ford Escort Mk1 & Mk2, BMC Mini 1275GT. • SCX- Ford Escort Mk2. • GOM- Alfa GTV6. • Spirit- BMW 2002 VW, Golf Mk1. 2. Angry Mann Trophy Ford GT40s of any make - 3. Crooks Trophy For Grand Prix Cars raced between 1954-60 - • Any make- Aston Martin DBR4, BRM P25 Cooper, T51 Maserati 250F, Lotus 16/18, Lancia D50. 4. What? More? Cup As the 60s saloon car race at the full size members meeting was restricted to four car models, we have decided to open up the entry list to any sixties saloon car of any capacity, with the exception of cars in the Hairy Mar- shall Trophy. I.e. Early Camaros in this race - later ones in the first race only. RESULT: Peter 111 pts, Steve 106 pts, Jim 101 pts, Keith 97 pts, Sandy 86 pts, Dave 60 pts, Chris 58 pts and Jack 53 pts. 2016 Series 2 see more . February 18th & 25th, March 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th. Even rounds reversed. 1. SCX World Touring Cars - SCX Alfa 156, BMW 320, Honda Accord, Seat Leon and Toledo (but not wide body version) and Volvo S60. Standard cars only. Club Accords available.. 2. LMP (Open Class) - any slot maker and is Open Class, so modifications are allowed. Club Fly Lolas available. 3. Modern GT (Post 2000) - standard Post 2000 GT cars from any slot maker. Several club cars available - Ninco Porsche and Ascari for example. 4. Indy/IRL - any slot maker's standard cars. Club has Hornby and Ninco versions availa- ble. 2016 Series 1 see more . Jan 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th, Feb 4th (picking night) & 11th.Even rounds reversed. 1. Carrera 70s - standard Carrera model of a car produced in the 70s, so includes Can- Am, Group 5, Classic NASCAR and some others such as Mk1 Capri, BMW 2002, Opel GT, Mk1 Golf and even the Morgan Plus 8! Club Classic NASCARs are available. 2. Ninco 1 - standard car from the Ninco 1 range. Club Camaros and Corvettes to choose from for those who don't have their own. 3. 70s F1 - from any manufacturer. Various cars from Tony's cupboard 4. SCX DTM - standard DTM car from SCX. Club Mercs are available if needed..
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