Title: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Brad Zarse on May 22, 2007, 01:28:53 pm
Monday...
Anyone else coming? I will be in attendance with the camera and the big missus....or the big camera and the missus...
Looks like an awesome grid - the ultimate warm up for Le-Mans?
Come on...you know you want to...
Brad
P.S. For those who like to give out a ribbing...Dad had the choice of coming to Brands with me...or going to Dorset to look at houses.....He's not coming to Brands...please feel free to call him a girl....
Anyone else coming? I will be in attendance with the camera and the big missus....or the big camera and the missus...
Looks like an awesome grid - the ultimate warm up for Le-Mans?
Come on...you know you want to...
Brad
P.S. For those who like to give out a ribbing...Dad had the choice of coming to Brands with me...or going to Dorset to look at houses.....He's not coming to Brands...please feel free to call him a girl....
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: JDS on May 22, 2007, 01:30:12 pm
Highly likely that I'll be there ....
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Piglet on May 22, 2007, 01:57:01 pm
KK and I will be there both days
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Nordic on May 22, 2007, 02:10:16 pm
Aiming to be there Sunday.
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Christopher on May 22, 2007, 02:38:05 pm
:'( :'(
I can't go, because I will be in Poland for non-motorsport related activities. :'( :'(
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Nordic on May 24, 2007, 06:43:26 pm
Just found a list of Grp C cars expected for Brands this weekend,
Given that a few will blow up during Saturday testing, some won't turn up this is a very optimistic list but if true looks pretty good, also a list of runners for the touring car race as well.
Cars entered for Brands this weekend as follows:-
Spice SE 90C DFR
Argo Chevrolet JM 20C
Nissan R 90 CK
Jaguar XJR 12
Nissan NPT 90 GTP
Nissan NPT 90 GTP
Porsche 962 CRLR
Porsche 962 C
Jaguar XJR 16
Jaguar XJR 11
Spice Chevrolet GTP
Intrepid
Porsche 962 C
Aston Martin AMR 1
Jaguar XJR 12 D
Spice SE 90C DFR
Porsche 962 C
March Chevrolet 84 G
Tiga 288 DFZ
Argo JM 19C
Spice SE 88
Tiga Cosworth
Tiga Buick GTP
Bardon Ford DB2
Tiga Rover GC 287
Mazda 757
U2TC Brands Hatch 2007
Surname First name Country Car Number Second Driver Class
30 Agace Tara GB C Alfa Romeo GTA, 1965, 1600cc
31 Allenby-Bryne Joe GB C Lotus Cortina MK1, 1963 , 1528
79 Anton* Dieter Karl Germany Alexander Furiani C Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA, 1965, 1598cc
33 Bateman* Richard GB Roger Barton C Ford Lotus Cortina, 1965, 1594cc
2 Beale* Joey GB Stephen Beale A Fiat Abarth 1000 TC, 1962, 982cc
34 Bennett* David GB Ted Rollason C Lotus Cortina Mk1, 1965, 1558cc
8 Churchill* Graham GB Peter Baldwin B Austin Mini Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
9 Cox Ian GB Allen Tice B Austin Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
40 Erlich Michael Switzerland None C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965,1570cc
42 Frankel Richard GB Andrew Frankel C Alfa Romeo GTA, 1965, 1570cc
10 Hartop Jonathan CH B Austin Mini Cooper S, 1966, 1293cc
78 Heyer* Chris GB Rob Barff C Alfa Guilia Ti Super, 1966, 1570cc
70 Kremer Gabriel Switzerland Dion Kremer C Giulia Super Ti, 1963 , 1567cc
47 Lawson Richard GB TBA C Lotus Cortina Mk 1, 1965, 1558cc
48 Lawson Richard Junior GB Douglas Lawson C Lotus Cortina Mk 1, 1965, 1558cc
12 Lillingstone-Pri Chris GB Henry Scott B Morris Mini Cooper S, 1963, 1293cc
22 Padmore* Keith Nicholas Padmore B Mini Cooper S, 1965, 1275cc
51 Paul Malcolm GB Rob Wells C Lotus Cortina, 1963, 1594cc
19 Penfold John GB Jon Dooley B Alfa Romeo Giulietta Ti, 1961, 1290cc
67 Roberts Brendan GB Bill Wykeham D BMW 1800 1965 1800cc
91 Saunders Dave GB John Palmer D BMW Tisa, 1965, 1816cc
83 Shaw* Richard GB Jackie Oliver D BMW 1800 Ti, 1965, 1820cc
27 Sugden Peter GB Peter Rutt C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1598cc,
90 Verey Malcolm GB Mark Griffiths B MG 1100 1965, 10998c
17 Vettoretti Daniele Italy Emilio Zago B Austin Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
6 Wills Roger NZL C Lotus Cortina, 1965, 1598cc
35 Wistoft* Per Belgium None C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1570cc
64 Wright* Jason Italy Michael Gans C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1599cc
Given that a few will blow up during Saturday testing, some won't turn up this is a very optimistic list but if true looks pretty good, also a list of runners for the touring car race as well.
Cars entered for Brands this weekend as follows:-
Spice SE 90C DFR
Argo Chevrolet JM 20C
Nissan R 90 CK
Jaguar XJR 12
Nissan NPT 90 GTP
Nissan NPT 90 GTP
Porsche 962 CRLR
Porsche 962 C
Jaguar XJR 16
Jaguar XJR 11
Spice Chevrolet GTP
Intrepid
Porsche 962 C
Aston Martin AMR 1
Jaguar XJR 12 D
Spice SE 90C DFR
Porsche 962 C
March Chevrolet 84 G
Tiga 288 DFZ
Argo JM 19C
Spice SE 88
Tiga Cosworth
Tiga Buick GTP
Bardon Ford DB2
Tiga Rover GC 287
Mazda 757
U2TC Brands Hatch 2007
Surname First name Country Car Number Second Driver Class
30 Agace Tara GB C Alfa Romeo GTA, 1965, 1600cc
31 Allenby-Bryne Joe GB C Lotus Cortina MK1, 1963 , 1528
79 Anton* Dieter Karl Germany Alexander Furiani C Alfa Romeo Giulia GTA, 1965, 1598cc
33 Bateman* Richard GB Roger Barton C Ford Lotus Cortina, 1965, 1594cc
2 Beale* Joey GB Stephen Beale A Fiat Abarth 1000 TC, 1962, 982cc
34 Bennett* David GB Ted Rollason C Lotus Cortina Mk1, 1965, 1558cc
8 Churchill* Graham GB Peter Baldwin B Austin Mini Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
9 Cox Ian GB Allen Tice B Austin Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
40 Erlich Michael Switzerland None C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965,1570cc
42 Frankel Richard GB Andrew Frankel C Alfa Romeo GTA, 1965, 1570cc
10 Hartop Jonathan CH B Austin Mini Cooper S, 1966, 1293cc
78 Heyer* Chris GB Rob Barff C Alfa Guilia Ti Super, 1966, 1570cc
70 Kremer Gabriel Switzerland Dion Kremer C Giulia Super Ti, 1963 , 1567cc
47 Lawson Richard GB TBA C Lotus Cortina Mk 1, 1965, 1558cc
48 Lawson Richard Junior GB Douglas Lawson C Lotus Cortina Mk 1, 1965, 1558cc
12 Lillingstone-Pri Chris GB Henry Scott B Morris Mini Cooper S, 1963, 1293cc
22 Padmore* Keith Nicholas Padmore B Mini Cooper S, 1965, 1275cc
51 Paul Malcolm GB Rob Wells C Lotus Cortina, 1963, 1594cc
19 Penfold John GB Jon Dooley B Alfa Romeo Giulietta Ti, 1961, 1290cc
67 Roberts Brendan GB Bill Wykeham D BMW 1800 1965 1800cc
91 Saunders Dave GB John Palmer D BMW Tisa, 1965, 1816cc
83 Shaw* Richard GB Jackie Oliver D BMW 1800 Ti, 1965, 1820cc
27 Sugden Peter GB Peter Rutt C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1598cc,
90 Verey Malcolm GB Mark Griffiths B MG 1100 1965, 10998c
17 Vettoretti Daniele Italy Emilio Zago B Austin Cooper S, 1965, 1293cc
6 Wills Roger NZL C Lotus Cortina, 1965, 1598cc
35 Wistoft* Per Belgium None C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1570cc
64 Wright* Jason Italy Michael Gans C Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, 1965, 1599cc
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Lazy B'stard on May 24, 2007, 10:52:48 pm
Would love to watch the Alfas give those over priced lotus Cortinas a good kicking in the touring car race! Dagenham sh**e.
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Snoring Rhino on May 25, 2007, 09:59:45 am
Shame I cant make it, Brands is my Fravorit circuit, it'll be interesting seeing those Group C's trying to get around Druids.
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Brad Zarse on May 25, 2007, 01:59:09 pm
:o In the rain as well by the looks of it....I think maybe a trip from Paddock Hill Bend up to Druids might be in order with the camera...I can see a lot of squeezing likely up there!!
Any other takers? Will see if I can did out a CA flag to take along for recognition purposes!
Any other takers? Will see if I can did out a CA flag to take along for recognition purposes!
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Nordic on May 25, 2007, 05:41:59 pm
I have now found a list of drivers and numbers for the Grp C race
CLASS GTP/1
2 Richard Eyre Jaguar XJR 16 Budlight White/Blue
3 Justin Law Jaguar XJR 12 Silk Cut Purple/White
4 Gary Pearson Jaguar XJR 11 Silk Cut Purple/White
7 Mark Sumpter Porsche 962 C Fat Turbo White/Red
12 Jim Mullen Spice Chevrolet GTP Purple/Red
14 Andy Purdie Porsche 962 Porsche GB Black
18 Paul Whight / Aston Martin AMR 1 Mobil - works White/Blue
Gavin Kershaw
21 David Mercer Spice SE 90C DFR Fedco White
23 Neil Clarke / Spice SE 90C DFR White
Ian Stinton
24 Kent Abrahamsson Porsche 962 C ERC White
28 Richard Oddie / Argo Chev. JM 20C Cotteligent Dark grey
Steven Hepworth
30 Chris Randall / Nissan NPT 90 GTP Momo Red
Nick Randall
32 Nick Rini Jaguar XJR 12 D Budlight White/Blue
64 Brian De Vries Intrepid White
83 Henry Pearman Nissan R 90 CK Unisia Blue/White
88 Chris Randall / Nissan NPT 90 GTP Nissan Blue/White
Nick Randall
CLASS GTP/2
8 Rob Sherrard Porsche 962 C Blaupunkt White
CLASS GTP/3
106 Alvin Powell Tiga 288 DFZ Red
107 Stefano Rosina Tiga Cosworth White
CLASS GTP/4
37 Richard Bateman Tiga Rover GC 287 White
81 Richard Chester / Tiga Buick GTP Abex White
Nick Chester
103 Duncan McKay Bardon Ford DB2 Goodmans Red
203 Jim Loftus Mazda 757 Mazda White/Blue
CLASS GTP/1
2 Richard Eyre Jaguar XJR 16 Budlight White/Blue
3 Justin Law Jaguar XJR 12 Silk Cut Purple/White
4 Gary Pearson Jaguar XJR 11 Silk Cut Purple/White
7 Mark Sumpter Porsche 962 C Fat Turbo White/Red
12 Jim Mullen Spice Chevrolet GTP Purple/Red
14 Andy Purdie Porsche 962 Porsche GB Black
18 Paul Whight / Aston Martin AMR 1 Mobil - works White/Blue
Gavin Kershaw
21 David Mercer Spice SE 90C DFR Fedco White
23 Neil Clarke / Spice SE 90C DFR White
Ian Stinton
24 Kent Abrahamsson Porsche 962 C ERC White
28 Richard Oddie / Argo Chev. JM 20C Cotteligent Dark grey
Steven Hepworth
30 Chris Randall / Nissan NPT 90 GTP Momo Red
Nick Randall
32 Nick Rini Jaguar XJR 12 D Budlight White/Blue
64 Brian De Vries Intrepid White
83 Henry Pearman Nissan R 90 CK Unisia Blue/White
88 Chris Randall / Nissan NPT 90 GTP Nissan Blue/White
Nick Randall
CLASS GTP/2
8 Rob Sherrard Porsche 962 C Blaupunkt White
CLASS GTP/3
106 Alvin Powell Tiga 288 DFZ Red
107 Stefano Rosina Tiga Cosworth White
CLASS GTP/4
37 Richard Bateman Tiga Rover GC 287 White
81 Richard Chester / Tiga Buick GTP Abex White
Nick Chester
103 Duncan McKay Bardon Ford DB2 Goodmans Red
203 Jim Loftus Mazda 757 Mazda White/Blue
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Brad Zarse on May 29, 2007, 01:47:40 pm
Warm up is DEFINATELY not the word for this weekends action, cold, wet and orrible probably says it all, but great to see the gorgeous Group C cars running at full tilt in the natural amphitheatre that is Brands.
Apologies if these photos all seem a little focused on two or three cars, but they have been uploaded for the drivers of those cars, and took ages, so haven't been able to do the others as yet.
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6461.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6358.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6489.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6463.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6382copy.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6365.jpg)
Apologies if these photos all seem a little focused on two or three cars, but they have been uploaded for the drivers of those cars, and took ages, so haven't been able to do the others as yet.
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6461.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6358.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6489.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6463.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6382copy.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y119/BradRWills/_MG_6365.jpg)
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Piglet on May 29, 2007, 02:04:04 pm
We managed to see some of testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: keithk on May 29, 2007, 02:23:49 pm
We managed to see some of testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
I managed to see most of the testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm unlucky that my role keeps me outside and I only ventured inside on a couple of occasions.
the cricket at Clearways was good http://www.gtphotosport.com/masterscricket/index.html
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: termietermite on May 29, 2007, 02:29:15 pm
They are coming to LM for a round in July as part of
http://www.lemans.org/lmstory/2007/pages/accueil.html
so I'll just have to wait another few weeks before they're in their rightful home again. :)
http://www.lemans.org/lmstory/2007/pages/accueil.html
so I'll just have to wait another few weeks before they're in their rightful home again. :)
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Fran on May 29, 2007, 02:40:15 pm
We managed to see some of testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
I managed to see most of the testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm unlucky that my role keeps me ouside and I only ventured inside on a couple of occasions.
the cricket at Clearways was good http://www.gtphotosport.com/masterscricket/index.html
LOL - nicely put KK! Interesting how the same event can be experienced so differently depending on your viewpoint. ;D
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Piglet on May 29, 2007, 02:45:58 pm
;D The trouble is, everytime he came inside he dripped on the floor. Bloody inconsiderate if you ask me ;) ;D
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: keithk on May 29, 2007, 03:27:53 pm
We managed to see some of testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
I managed to see most of the testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm unlucky that my role keeps me ouside and I only ventured inside on a couple of occasions.
the cricket at Clearways was good http://www.gtphotosport.com/masterscricket/index.html
LOL - nicely put KK! Interesting how the same event can be experienced so differently depending on your viewpoint. ;D
Yes one lap in the "winners" Capri and that was it.... The Saturday afternoon picnic was nice all those cars
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: Andy Zarse on May 29, 2007, 04:11:06 pm
We managed to see some of testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm lucky that my role keeps me inside and I only ventured out on a couple of occasions.
It was such a shame as the programme was wonderful and the Masters organisation and MSV had put together a good event.
I managed to see most of the testing on Saturday and the weather was quite nice. The cars were beautiful and very evocative of times gone by.
The weather for the rest of the weekend was dreadful, I'm unlucky that my role keeps me ouside and I only ventured inside on a couple of occasions.
the cricket at Clearways was good http://www.gtphotosport.com/masterscricket/index.html
LOL - nicely put KK! Interesting how the same event can be experienced so differently depending on your viewpoint. ;D
Yes one lap in the "winners" Capri and that was it.... The Saturday afternoon picnic was nice all those cars
Whilst the Clearways wicket looked worse than the one at The Oval after the Free George Davis people had been at it, I have to say KK makes a much better cricketing snapper than Dinger makes a batsman.
Could this be a new branch of your profession Keith? Mind you, I don't suppose you'd much rellish two months in the winter following the circus around somewhere like Australia/NZ/South Africa/Caibbean/Sri Lanka/India (delete as applicable). ;)
Title: Re: Brands Hatch - Group C / F1 Masters
Post by: keithk on May 29, 2007, 05:21:38 pm
Whilst the Clearways wicket looked worse than the one at The Oval after the Free George Davis people had been at it, I have to say KK makes a much better cricketing snapper than Dinger makes a batsman.
Could this be a new branch of your profession Keith? Mind you, I don't suppose you'd much rellish two months in the winter following the circus around somewhere like Australia/NZ/South Africa/Caibbean/Sri Lanka/India (delete as applicable). ;)
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