2014 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship

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Can't discount Turkington when you look at his recent form. I'm seeing Shedden mulling for podiums again, and I'm praying with all my limbs crossed that Airwaves have dug up some pace from the Focus.
 
I've got a feeling it's going to kick off on Sunday. Someone is going to get punted in the last corner and result in a pit lane face off - like Plato and Neal at rockingham (think it was Rockingham)
 
Jordan's just had his 10 place grid penalty overturned on appeal, whilst Giovanardi starts from the back after his appeal was unsuccessful.
 
Tyres:

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So they chose from now what tyres to use for all 3 races? I didn't know that, thanks.
 
They nominate before quali. Jordan is the one to watch for R2.
 
All aboard the Menu train!

EDIT: What the hell? Contact on the straight? WITH YOUR TEAMMATE??
 
Seems like Turkington is probably the 2nd fastest car here at the moment, good for his championship hopes.
 
Best R1 for a while.
Furinkazen
EDIT: What the hell? Contact on the straight? WITH YOUR TEAMMATE??
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Moved over like there was no car there. Almost looked like a deliberate punt.
 
Turk did pretty good there considering he had 45KG onboard. I think Jason has got a fight on his hands to hold him off in Race 2.

Note Plato was faster in the first 2/3 of the lap and then Turkington makes up most of the time in the final sector.

Noticed Tordoff did a 58.2 best lap so he could have challenged Turkington had he not had his problems.
 
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Menu yet again escapes a mega smash (Donington anyone?)
 
Menu is the luckiest unlucky person ever.

Also Gio :D
 
Collard was sandwiched between Jordan and Goff and Jordan on the outside got spun around.
 
Hope BMR have a good VW spare parts budget.
 
Aiden Moffat says "roads, what roads?"
 
Both Airwaves cars in the points... :D
 
:lol: Lea Wood sideways. Again.
 
Jordan will not be in R3!
 
Can you see that empty space directly in front of you?

That's Andrew Jordan's chances of defending his title, vanishing.
 
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