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Chaps, I understand that there might have been some confusion in Scotland, as to which cars were available to those not handicapped. I don't want to mess up anyone's race at R.A. so I'll try to explain. DON'T USE THE LOTUS UNLESS YOU ARE PAUL, DUARTE OR THE IDIOT WHO INCLUDED IT IN THE FIRST PLACE!
The class of car we are using in the first race is Vintage Prototype B. The cars we are using from that class are the Lotus and the Porsche.
Paul, Duarte and Zo are the handicapped drivers at R.A. and are forced to use the Lotus. Everyone else can use it if they want, but I would strongly advise against that, on account of the fact that it's very reluctant to turn, and when in a turn, it feels that it knows better how to deal with the situation than you do. There is a constant noisy and disagreeable argument going on between the steering, throttle, brakes, chassis and tyres. Chapman was, I am told, an engineering genius. I think he was on holiday when the Lotus 40 was designed.
The Porsche, on the other hand, is an absolute delight. I suggest that you use it if you can.
And Paul is correct fellas, the second race is the V8 Supercar class, in which there is only the Ford Falcon. So we'll all be in the same type of car.
Chaps, I understand that there might have been some confusion in Scotland, as to which cars were available to those not handicapped. I don't want to mess up anyone's race at R.A. so I'll try to explain. DON'T USE THE LOTUS UNLESS YOU ARE PAUL, DUARTE OR THE IDIOT WHO INCLUDED IT IN THE FIRST PLACE!
The class of car we are using in the first race is Vintage Prototype B. The cars we are using from that class are the Lotus and the Porsche.
Paul, Duarte and Zo are the handicapped drivers at R.A. and are forced to use the Lotus. Everyone else can use it if they want, but I would strongly advise against that, on account of the fact that it's very reluctant to turn, and when in a turn, it feels that it knows better how to deal with the situation than you do. There is a constant noisy and disagreeable argument going on between the steering, throttle, brakes, chassis and tyres. Chapman was, I am told, an engineering genius. I think he was on holiday when the Lotus 40 was designed.
The Porsche, on the other hand, is an absolute delight. I suggest that you use it if you can.
And Paul is correct fellas, the second race is the V8 Supercar class, in which there is only the Ford Falcon. So we'll all be in the same type of car.
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