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Old 05-20-2009, 11:46 PM
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XYGT circuit racing clip

Thought Id pass this on, dont know if its ben posted before?

Its an 08 clip from Bathurst nostalgia series, ignore the music and listen to the engine and the drivers style and I think you'll like it.Wish i could see what cars ended in front of him



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Old 05-21-2009, 12:01 AM
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nice clip, can probably see whiteballz amongst the spectators

LOL @ the music

edit: track looks so crowded, makes me cringe - that E49 charger seems to stay ahead of him

edit2: haha nope, overtaken. poor mini's getting monstered on the straights
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Old 05-21-2009, 12:12 AM
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Watching that reminded me of Gran Turismo when I would race with a much faster car against the competition. The choice of music was definitely lol worthy.
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Old 05-21-2009, 08:15 AM
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some FANTsTIC classics racing there ... I did nearly choke on my coffee at the site of the little A35 lining up in the grid in front.... talk about a car being misplaced on the grid
What happened, was it crap qualify or late out of pits ??
It does annoy me when folks blow about going from back of the grid to the front(ish) when in realitity the conly competitive cars were the 2 or 3 in the front group.
Definately shoudl have been a stewards decision on that as starting it from the back with such a large field was crying out for an accident All it woudl have taken was one owner with more money and ego than sense willing to nerf a classic to stay ahead. Thankfully it looks same as here that those types are few and far between

Great sound. Put in one of my favourites for sure. TA
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Old 05-21-2009, 09:47 AM
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Maybe it's just the nature of the game, but people seemed pretty cavalier about apexes.
I remember reading a column by Gordon Murray where he talks about the mundanities of supercar development and one of the things he mentioned was making sure the windshield wipers stay attached to the windscreen at speed, so it was funny to see them lifting off.
Was it a reverse grid race?
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Old 05-21-2009, 10:44 AM
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^^^^^^ failry typical of classic/historic racing scene.
expensive to repair and a wide mix of "racing" skills.
So everyone tends to give a bit more space.
I'm betting if the in-car had started up front withthe others it woudl have been a little more like real racing

and NO clearly NOT a reverse grid with an A35 sitting on second last row
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i saw the guy in the charger wave someone past or something, but did the XY driver give him the finger? lol
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I remember reading a column by Gordon Murray where he talks about the mundanities of supercar development and one of the things he mentioned was making sure the windshield wipers stay attached to the windscreen at speed, so it was funny to see them lifting off.
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We continued on holding 200 km/h for what seemed like dozens of kilometers, and the only reason we didn't go faster was that at precisely 202 km/h the windscreen wipers began to lift off.
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The GM boys seemed to have that covered with these strange little things on Peter Brock's Torana.
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That was a great video Willys, it was quite laughable seeing some of the cars that the Phase III was up against, the difference in speed was astonishing! And what a sound! Aur-gasm!

It was nice to see the Valiant Charger too, the old six banger was quick in her day, but no match for a 400bhp Cleveland. I daresay that the Phase III in the vid is poking out quite a considerable amount more than just 400 too...
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Watching that reminded me of Gran Turismo when I would race with a much faster car against the competition. The choice of music was definitely lol worthy.
I wonder why the runt played the music, that V8 was the music..........
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That car is good for about 650hp its a biante car so basically a historic sports sedan. Its driven by Jack"Hollywood" Elsegood linka ex rugby league player who now dabbles in Motorsport. The event he was running in is a FOSC event (Festival of Sporting Cars) and they dont allow rubbing etc so most of the competitors give plenty of racing room. If you rub, divebomb under brakes or overdrive your car you get sent home no ifs or buts.

Another yager performace car this one is a Improved Production MK2 Escort running a FE Mazda engine... look for a cameo of the nephew in the green corolla with white racing stripes at the start

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Old 06-01-2009, 03:44 AM
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I'm with willys, great vids and if you listen REAL hard fantastic engine sounds ... but drowned out and ruined by the music.
I wish these guys would post 2 copies if they insist on have a chav version.
One with unadulterated sound would be so much better
hmmm, or maybe YouTube need to offer two audio tracks ... original and "edited"
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Old 06-01-2009, 04:02 AM
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In know what your saying , prefer the sound of a big V8 or a 4 with open quads flat down conrod
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