No.. he didn't bring any of those.. but that would have been awesome...

 

 

Ive been saying this all along dammit!

Mad props to a great guy!

 

warren it was not a problem at all, if theres anyone that i feel the most comfortable driving my car on the track it would be you and alex.


Im glad that you were able to use your weekend to its fullest and not blowing away the money you paid for the event by watching on the sidelines.


your car will be back in no time and belive me when i say that you will be happy with the power its making, i was very much enjoying it for a few laps untill we saw the oil leak. but no biggie.

merry christmas to all the sfls2kisquad and a happy new year see everyone in 08

 

to Rene on the good deed

 

Another reason I love this forum and this group.

Rene really stepped up!

Happy Holidays.

 

 

Good Job Rene :-)

 

Warren did do an excellent job of piloting Rene's car around. When Warren told me in the morning his car was still in the shop, then he's got this ferrari that has a slipping clutch, then he'll have a car coming later in the day I thought.... geeze this guy has some nice friends. Stand up thing to do to loan out the S2k Rene. And nice driving in Warrens car!
Any idea what kinda lap times either of the cars were pulling? I tried to get a stop watch on you in Warrens car but never got a chance. After riding in yours Pete's T3 car badly needs a front bar. Best I managed was a low 2:35.

 

No timer on Rene's car with Rene driving but I'd put it between 2.40-2.43, Warren's car (some time ago before the maintenance) was good for about a 2.35 with me driving and and my Miata has a best of 2.30 with shit tires. My Dad did a best of 2.42 that day with it.

Warren's car should be as quick as the Miata with mild R compounds (RA-1, R888, or NT01) and softer springs, it hits about 135mph just before 17.