Schumacher Corner
06-04-2007, 08:45 PM
Oops, must be the salesman side of me
06-04-2007, 08:50 PM
If you are talking about the different Carbon pivot-plate thingies.. Those offer different ackerman settings/positions.. Faster/Slower steering response..
06-04-2007, 08:58 PM
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PW ygpm
06-04-2007, 10:09 PM
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ok...before I go ordering some more stuff.. 
PW you gotta tell us what tuning abilities they allow.
which is better suited for specific track conditions?
PW you gotta tell us what tuning abilities they allow.
which is better suited for specific track conditions?
06-05-2007, 06:47 AM
Got the car on Thursday,assembly on that nite,tested on Friday evening,then go for local race,post the faster lap time 18,389 sec,other best 18.616 sec.
This prove that the car id super fast!
Thankyou Schumacer for produce a outstanding car!
This prove that the car id super fast!
Thankyou Schumacer for produce a outstanding car!
06-05-2007, 10:08 AM
The car has great spring!!!
06-05-2007, 12:05 PM
In case your wondering the Schumacher BTCC is second or third biggest racing series in the UK and is open to any driver of any make of car etc.
Congratulations to all the Schumacher drivers
From Schumachers Website;
The Mi3's popularity and dominance has again shown up with a fantastic display at the 4th round of the BTCC series at Broxtowe.
Taking 22 of the positions out of a possible 30 in the 10 ten in each class, showed the cars versatility on the tight Broxtowe track for both 6 cell stock, 19t and 5 cell modified.
Stock
1 Simon Smith Mi3
2 Andrew Twigger Mi3
3 Lee Price Mi3
4 Luke Hobson Mi3
5 David Sharp Mi3
6 Gary Dyson
7 Adam Watson Mi3
8 Robert West Mi3
9 Tristan Yeomans Mi3
10 Michael Doody
19T
1 Jimmy Maddison Mi3
2 Dewi Jones Mi3
3 Mark Musgrove Mi3
4 Liam Brookes Mi3
5 Leon Morrell Mi3
6 Jonathan Dronfield Mi3
7 Scott Dowsey
8 Jason Guy Mi3
9 Andy Wesson
10 Adam Mackman
Mod
1 Elliott Harper
2 Sam Smith Mi3
3 Jason Butterfield Mi3
4 Brian Eldridge Mi3
5 Mark Burgess Mi3
6 Dan Stevens Mi3
7 Ben Rowbotham Mi3
8 Richard Johnson
9 Paul Rose Mi3
10 Ryan Moore
Jimmy Maddison took TQ in 19t but unfortunately forgot his transponder for the first leg of the finals which prevented him taking the win. Through came Schumacher Sales Representative Mark Musgrove with a consistent drive and two second places to take the overall win.
27T was dominated by local driver Simon 'Super' Smith who took a comfortable win from Luke Hobson and David Sharp.
In the Modified class young up and coming driver Elliot Harper took the TQ and win with his Hot Bodies to spoil a perfect weekend and whitewash for the Mi3. Elliot was followed by Sam Smith and Jason Butterfield.
The next round is on the 24th June and the fabulous new Eastbourne Circuit. There are still entries available for this round so check the clubs website for full details.
Congratulations to all the Schumacher drivers
From Schumachers Website;
The Mi3's popularity and dominance has again shown up with a fantastic display at the 4th round of the BTCC series at Broxtowe.
Taking 22 of the positions out of a possible 30 in the 10 ten in each class, showed the cars versatility on the tight Broxtowe track for both 6 cell stock, 19t and 5 cell modified.
Stock
1 Simon Smith Mi3
2 Andrew Twigger Mi3
3 Lee Price Mi3
4 Luke Hobson Mi3
5 David Sharp Mi3
6 Gary Dyson
7 Adam Watson Mi3
8 Robert West Mi3
9 Tristan Yeomans Mi3
10 Michael Doody
19T
1 Jimmy Maddison Mi3
2 Dewi Jones Mi3
3 Mark Musgrove Mi3
4 Liam Brookes Mi3
5 Leon Morrell Mi3
6 Jonathan Dronfield Mi3
7 Scott Dowsey
8 Jason Guy Mi3
9 Andy Wesson
10 Adam Mackman
Mod
1 Elliott Harper
2 Sam Smith Mi3
3 Jason Butterfield Mi3
4 Brian Eldridge Mi3
5 Mark Burgess Mi3
6 Dan Stevens Mi3
7 Ben Rowbotham Mi3
8 Richard Johnson
9 Paul Rose Mi3
10 Ryan Moore
Jimmy Maddison took TQ in 19t but unfortunately forgot his transponder for the first leg of the finals which prevented him taking the win. Through came Schumacher Sales Representative Mark Musgrove with a consistent drive and two second places to take the overall win.
27T was dominated by local driver Simon 'Super' Smith who took a comfortable win from Luke Hobson and David Sharp.
In the Modified class young up and coming driver Elliot Harper took the TQ and win with his Hot Bodies to spoil a perfect weekend and whitewash for the Mi3. Elliot was followed by Sam Smith and Jason Butterfield.
The next round is on the 24th June and the fabulous new Eastbourne Circuit. There are still entries available for this round so check the clubs website for full details.
06-05-2007, 12:12 PM
In case your wondering the Schumacher BTCC is second or third biggest racing series in the UK and is open to any driver of any make of car etc.The Mi3's popularity and dominance has again shown up with a fantastic display at the 4th round of the BTCC series at Broxtowe.
Taking 22 of the positions out of a possible 30 in the 10 ten in each class, showed the cars versatility on the tight Broxtowe track for both 6 cell stock, 19t and 5 cell modified.
Taking 22 of the positions out of a possible 30 in the 10 ten in each class, showed the cars versatility on the tight Broxtowe track for both 6 cell stock, 19t and 5 cell modified.
We need to run against a more balanced team of drivers and cars- yokomo's, Xray, tamiya, HB, AE, etc...that will give us a better idea of how the car's progress is comming along...
We need more races!!!
06-05-2007, 12:47 PM
Nice page I noticed..lol
06-05-2007, 02:20 PM
It looks like 90% of drivers were running Mi3's...of course their likely to "dominate"
We need to run against a more balanced team of drivers and cars- yokomo's, Xray, tamiya, HB, AE, etc...that will give us a better idea of how the car's progress is comming along...
We need more races!!!
We need to run against a more balanced team of drivers and cars- yokomo's, Xray, tamiya, HB, AE, etc...that will give us a better idea of how the car's progress is comming along...
We need more races!!!
Skiddins
06-05-2007, 02:31 PM