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Points: 667 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 September 2005 at 6:16pm
Originally posted by AlanGoodman AlanGoodman wrote:

Excellent!! We'll bring 6 then...



Currently you are even permitted 6 in a 24 hour race.



However, permitted numbers have changed occasionally in the past (e.g. we used to permit a substitute, and 6 drivers in all age classes at all races) so check the rules before you actually race next season.

I believe Margam Park is already booked for June 24th and 25th 2006, for our 24 hour race.

Our calendar will gain final confirmation after our AGM next month.

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Now, chaps, we haven't even got a team agreed and you're already poaching !

Count me in, unless the other 'alf says I'm somewhere else again ....

gNick - better get on to the Kingsbury's asap, as it looks like we need a secret weapon 

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What it is to be popular! Being poached for races when I don't know when they are!
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Originally posted by Neil F Neil F wrote:

What it is to be popular! Being poached for races when I don't know when they are!
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Originally posted by rob gillions rob gillions wrote:

gNick - better get on to the Kingsbury's asap, as it looks like we need a secret weapon 


Paul Davies has been known to build a fiendishly quick pedal car in the past, too...





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Originally posted by antony antony wrote:

Originally posted by rob gillions rob gillions wrote:

gNick - better get on to the Kingsbury's asap, as it looks like we need a secret weapon 


Paul Davies has been known to build a fiendishly quick pedal car in the past, too...



Speaking of which - if there is anyone want a go in the orange car ( and you think you will fit in it ) we are riding at castle combe on sunday in a charity race and we have some spaces in the team.

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Points: 2433 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 October 2005 at 9:28pm
For anyone interested in seeing how the BHPCers coped with having far too many wheels, some pics are now on our website:

http://www.bhpc.org.uk/photos/curborough_05/index.html

Note in particular the last one of PsychoTweddle bearing down with evil grin on a poor, terrified junior who got in his way.

Andrew 'Two Wheels Good' S


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