BO'NESS HILLCLIMB REVIVAL 2016

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Re: BO'NESS HILLCLIMB REVIVAL 2016

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More pics please, well done both. W
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misteralz wrote:...and here's the pair of you looking pensive:

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I would have stopped for a blether, but you were totally in the zone. Both cars looking great. I've got some action pics, too. Will fire them up later!
You should have just interrupted us...Brendan (DDK team coach) only giving us some driving tips that he has picked up over the years, pushing his imaginary 911 out of his garage then pushing it back in :lol:
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Ouch........ :lol:

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Nice one Margaret ... :lol:
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And the winner of the DDK class is...a draw! 8) 8)

We were well matched alright:

Day 1 best time
Johnny 37.68
Margaret 37.77

Day 2 best time
Margaret 37.45
Johnny 37.70

Although I am pursuing the clerk of the course to DQ Margaret - her car was tampered with post-scrutineering on the second day, by a magical being from just South of Kendal.. being helped by three heavies.. :roll:

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What the picture doesnt show is that the three helpers are stopping the jack from flipping up in the air! Safety first...
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hot66 wrote:Looks a great event again ... So Johnny, is that the bug biting ?
Definitely! In my happy place all weekend :drunken:

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Quick vids off Alan's FB

Margaret vid: here
356 vid: here
964 vid: here
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Johnny and Margaret

Sorry I couldn't be there to cheer you on. I really wanted to be at the event to watch you both.
Maybe you can let us know how it all went and how you feel sitting on that staring line. What goes through your head? What are you concentrating on? How did the cars perform? What else was in your class? We're you better than last year? Come on, let's hear about it all. Any more pictures?

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Post by Burma-Shave »

Sorry not to see you too Mike. I have a couple of go-pro vids I am trying and failing to upload..will report back soon!
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misteralz wrote:...and here's the pair of you looking pensive:
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Awesome stuff - sounds like great fun

Jonny I had to look twice - did you really dress up as a drum majorette? Is that a baton in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
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hot66 wrote:
Margaret , car is looking smart on those cookies 8)
I love Mike's cookies, Kit really suits them and drives great even when the tyres are on the wrong way round :lol:
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1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa in Signal Orange (bloody gorgeous)
1973 914 1.7L Zambezi Green (great wee car)
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1965 356C (an absolute delight to own and drive)
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Burma-Shave wrote:And the winner of the DDK class is...a draw! 8) 8)

We were well matched alright:

Day 1 best time
Johnny 37.68
Margaret 37.77

Day 2 best time
Margaret 37.45
Johnny 37.70
OFFICAL BEST TIMES:

Day 1

Johnny. 37.68
Me 37.77

Day 2

Johnny 37.70
Me. 36.93 - rear tyres on the right way :)

DDK challenge set for next year!!

Margaret & Kit
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1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa in Signal Orange (bloody gorgeous)
1973 914 1.7L Zambezi Green (great wee car)
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1965 356C (an absolute delight to own and drive)
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sladey wrote:
Jonny I had to look twice - did you really dress up as a drum majorette? Is that a baton in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?
I'll wear anything you like Shadey..and are you getting my baton mixed up with Margaret's extremely long beam breaker? :shock: :lol:
kitten1 wrote:
OFFICAL BEST TIMES:

Day 1

Johnny. 37.68
Me 37.77

Day 2

Johnny 37.70
Me. 36.93 - rear tyres on the right way :)

DDK challenge set for next year!!

Margaret & Kit
Damn, you beat me by even more than I thought you did!! Margaret, brilliant driving, well done. DDK challenge for next year indeed. Maybe we need our own trophy! :wink:

Some photos, possibly Brendans..

Image28804448394_402dff4b49_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

Image28804444294_8d0ab88e38_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

Image29377129881_9dd9f0aacb_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

Image28804452084_e315248416_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

Image29467453356_10c3a57b55_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

And one of my favourites - I have found myself searching for Austin specials online..

Image7957019436_518b2dd155_z by Johnny_Graham, on Flickr

So, its a funny thing, I have uploaded the go pro videos, and

a) they make it look really short, which it is, but it is so much fun it doesn't matter - and also it doesn't feel like you are totally trashing the car and

b) they make it look kind of easy, which it isn't! I was panting hard at the end of each run.

Brilliant fun, and yes Margaret and I couldn't compete with the flying MacKinnons in a race prepped RS, but we could compete with each other - and it came down to 10ths of a second separating us. So, actual racing in actual Porsches, that costs a couple hundred quid for the weekend and no engine rebuilds or multiple sets of tyres needed. Add in 12,000 spectators, great craic with fellow DDKers, a great vibe in the paddock with happy marshals and relaxed scrutineering..just adds up to a grand weekend all round.

I also found a compadre in the 964's all sorts class - Alisdair in a 944 Turbo SE Silver Rose - like the 964 a 130k mile family road car on street tyres. Also with 250hp, but very differently deployed. And a great guy, and he drove it hard.

Our times:

Day 1 964: 33.60. 33.96 944: 33.71 33.57
Day 2 964: 34.62 34.47 944: 34.43 35.12

Great sport!

Vids:

356 in-car
https://vimeo.com/181719074

964 in-car
https://vimeo.com/181837574


Once again, Maragaret - thanks!
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Looks like a great time was had!!!


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