Gaz Walker

I've asked Martin's permission to post here folks. Here's the deal. We are in a position to get a fast group buy arranged. The total "to your door" price is £1195 based on 5, although we are order some for our own stock. These are ready to go and we can't wait for long to get going, so anyone that is interested and can pay a 60% deposit, please step forward. We will be able to deliver within 2-3 weeks as well. This represents a good saving off our already keen price. Let me know as soon as please. Many thanks, Gaz

Happy birthday mate

WOW!

Epic

Looking forward to seeing if its any good

Hey Alex, We have Shine V2's in both Newcastle and Surrey and get get V1's out straight away too. The Shine V2s are Hybrid FRP, urethane mix so are stronger and may suit you better Gaz

Haha, no, pinched of PH, but it is a lovely D1 drift

The drifting world has been knocked even further sideways by an amazing reverse-entry four-wheel drift executed at a competition in Japan. Driver Masato Kawabata was competing in a 591hp modified Nissan S13 240SX, and managed to enter the drift manoeuvre at a reverse angle that has drift-ologists everywhere dumbstruck with amazement. Even if you're not a fan of 'drifting culture' and the competition formulae that it has spawned, it's hard not to be taken with the brutal grace of this magnificent slide. Check out the video below to see the daring drift, and the somewhat 'enthusiastic' (read: hilarious) reaction of the judging panel. So much for poker-faced impartiality... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBSVqOc-CN4

classic. You've gotta think that musta hurt a bit

Hi Mark, No, a static orange light is perfectly fine on the sides of any vehicle, hence how big transits/sprinters, lorrys and buses all have them fitted however this is normally because of the size of them, but use on a car is fine too Gaz

Donington Park's hopes of staging the British Grand Prix from 2010 look to be over after the operators' latest fund-raising attempts fell through. Earlier this month, Donington launched a bond issue in an attempt to raise £135m, but that proved unsuccessful. The track operators, Donington Ventures Leisure Ltd, issued a statement on Friday confirming the bond had "failed to secure enough subscription." Silverstone could step in to host the grand prix if offered a long-term deal. The statement continued: "Donington Ventures Leisure Limited can confirm that a bond for £135 million to cover the cost of the F1 redevelopment at Donington Park has been unsuccessful. "Despite higher than expected levels of interest and very positive early indications, the bond - which was launched with Citi Group last week - has failed to secure enough subscription ahead of today's deadline. "The news dealt an unexpected blow to staff and management at the circuit, who still have a deadline of 12pm on Monday 26 October to remedy a breach of contract with Formula 1 Rights Holder Bernie Ecclestone, in order to keep any plans for retaining the existing 17-year Formula 1 contract alive. "Information regarding the circuit's future plans is not yet available, however the major focus is on providing security for the Leicestershire venue and all related parties, including staff and suppliers." Donington have previously missed several deadlines to provide financial guarantees. In June, F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone said there would definitely be a British Grand Prix in 2012, and that it would be at Silverstone if Donington failed to come through. But more recently he has backtracked and said it is not certain there will be a Grand Prix in Britain next year at all. Donington Ventures Leisure Ltd, the company that operates the track, has faced legal and planning problems since being given the rights to stage the race. Chief executive Simon Gillett was initially given a deadline of the end of September to demonstrate the funding was in place to carry out the planned multi-million pound revamp of the circuit and its facilities. That deadline was extended by a few days until 3 October. Motor racing at Donington ceased in September so work could begin to prepare the venue for next year's race. Silverstone has hosted every British Grand Prix since 1987, while Donington, which is synonymous with MotoGP, has held only one F1 race, the European Grand Prix in 1993. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 300268.stm

Ship it

The plan is prolly to have a private game on PKR and Beavis takes all the money, lol He can try

Lol, I thought that made it even funnier

Shame its gone for motoring in general but I've not watched it for years....

I'm in. 1. Beavis 2. Gaz Walker

Me likey

+1 what an awful way of saving costs, they haven't got a clue

That would be fun to know Tony

Here here. What he has achieved this year is mind blowing, "man of the season" award should go to him. I reckon he will be in the honours next year for services to motor racing.

PM'd all that expressed interest

One of the issues was caused by the actual window sizing script, so I binned it and opened it to a set of dimensions instead, with the ability to re-size

OK guys, this *should* be addressed now, I've tested in IE, Firefox and Chrome and seems to be fine for me but would appreciate any feedback.

They are 50 and 100 bonus points respectively. Another motorist who uses the points system like me

Awesome job, awesome drive and deserved winner this year. He's not the best driver around, but he was the best this year with the equipment he had, which was outrageously good