The 2006 Hobbystation Invitational and Brisbane Cup
04-20-2006, 06:14 AM
#91
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off the top of my head:
Invitational
Andy Cooke
Chris Putnam
Chris Primmer
Keith Mackrill
Peter Dooley
Scott Guyatt
Anthony Atack
John Perkins
Mod
Leonard Lai
Steve Miller
Brett Ryan
Grant McDonald
Jay Dixon
Kane Fellows
Rebuildable Stock
Adrian Fields
Jason Elton
David Guyatt
Stuart Milton
Brian Milton
Leo Chang
Bob Vardy
Damian Barnier
Glen Weir
Invitational
Andy Cooke
Chris Putnam
Chris Primmer
Keith Mackrill
Peter Dooley
Scott Guyatt
Anthony Atack
John Perkins
Mod
Leonard Lai
Steve Miller
Brett Ryan
Grant McDonald
Jay Dixon
Kane Fellows
Rebuildable Stock
Adrian Fields
Jason Elton
David Guyatt
Stuart Milton
Brian Milton
Leo Chang
Bob Vardy
Damian Barnier
Glen Weir
04-20-2006, 07:36 PM
#92
Looking forward to this weekend, should be a blast. I was just wondering if we should bring a table or do you think there will be enough to go around?
04-23-2006, 12:15 AM
#93
Any results avail. yet guys.......
Thanks
Thanks
04-23-2006, 02:36 AM
#95
results!
from best of what i can recall...
invitational:
Anthony Atack
Scott Guyatt
Andy Cooke
Chris Putnam
Chris Primmer
Keith Mackrill
Peter Dooley
John Perkins
unsure about pos 5-7, think it's right though...
Modified:
Brett Ryan
Jay Dixon
Kane Fellows
Steve Miller
Leonard Lai
Grant McDonald (although the only run he had was after the presentation!)
Stock:
Damien Barnier
David Guyatt
Stuart Milton
.... no idea after this
the event was run flawlessly, and was fantastic to watch the invite guys, big props to leo, yok (mrs leo!), big "where's my 12th scale" mac, matt hodder, steve "mr tamiya" wenzel, and the girls running the canteen
will definatly be up next year for it... invite or not
from best of what i can recall...
invitational:
Anthony Atack
Scott Guyatt
Andy Cooke
Chris Putnam
Chris Primmer
Keith Mackrill
Peter Dooley
John Perkins
unsure about pos 5-7, think it's right though...
Modified:
Brett Ryan
Jay Dixon
Kane Fellows
Steve Miller
Leonard Lai
Grant McDonald (although the only run he had was after the presentation!)
Stock:
Damien Barnier
David Guyatt
Stuart Milton
.... no idea after this
the event was run flawlessly, and was fantastic to watch the invite guys, big props to leo, yok (mrs leo!), big "where's my 12th scale" mac, matt hodder, steve "mr tamiya" wenzel, and the girls running the canteen
will definatly be up next year for it... invite or not
04-23-2006, 03:56 PM
#96
A great weekends racing and a big thanks once again to all of those people who made it possible for us to turn up and play with our toys.
.
04-23-2006, 05:21 PM
#97
Some Invitational Statistics....
From conversation/memory:
4 drivers ran a one-way or double one-way, the remainder ran spools...
3 ran brushless, the rest brushed...
2 ran Corally's, 2 ran Losi's, 2 ran Shumacher's, 1 ran a HPI, and 1 a borrowed Tamiya ...
Best handling were Anthony Atack's Tamiya, and Andy Cooks Corally...
Fastest lap (I think) was Andy Cook...
Best Race time was (I think
) Anthony Atack...
The difference between the Best Fastest Lap to the Best Slowest Lap was 0.3 second (I think)...
The difference between the Best Race Time and the Best Slowest Time was 7 seconds (I think)...
The person to did the least motor maintenance: Scott Guyatt...
The worst Tyre Gluer: Keith Mackrill...
Someone from the club can confirm/correct these if I'm wrong... just from memory that's all.
From conversation/memory:
4 drivers ran a one-way or double one-way, the remainder ran spools...
3 ran brushless, the rest brushed...
2 ran Corally's, 2 ran Losi's, 2 ran Shumacher's, 1 ran a HPI, and 1 a borrowed Tamiya
...Best handling were Anthony Atack's Tamiya, and Andy Cooks Corally...
Fastest lap (I think) was Andy Cook...
Best Race time was (I think
) Anthony Atack...The difference between the Best Fastest Lap to the Best Slowest Lap was 0.3 second (I think)...
The difference between the Best Race Time and the Best Slowest Time was 7 seconds (I think)...
The person to did the least motor maintenance: Scott Guyatt...
The worst Tyre Gluer: Keith Mackrill...
Someone from the club can confirm/correct these if I'm wrong...
just from memory that's all.
04-23-2006, 05:33 PM
#98
Originally Posted by 2-Bad
The difference between the Best Fastest Lap to the Best Slowest Lap was 0.3 second (I think)...
BTW, Primmer was similarly lazy with motor maintenance. JP at least oiled the bearings in his brushless....
Congrats to Anthony - consistently fast and almost impossible to chase down. Well done and well deserved.
04-23-2006, 06:09 PM
#99
Hi Guys
Thank you for those entered the event, without you being there, there would be no event! So big thanks
Secondly, big thanks to Big Mac and the Club, the track preparation is just prefect. So Big thanks!!!
After the weekend there is talk of having another one in the second half of the year, so for those who missed out, don't be this time.
Initial ideas is 2 days event, with 540 and 19 Turn day one, and Stock and Mod Day 2. With B.Y.O. 36R tyres only, (so can have your own insert and rim).
So stay tune, this thread will active again soon!!!!!
Once again, thanks you for those who made it an successful event.
Best regards
Leo
Thank you for those entered the event, without you being there, there would be no event! So big thanks
Secondly, big thanks to Big Mac and the Club, the track preparation is just prefect. So Big thanks!!!
After the weekend there is talk of having another one in the second half of the year, so for those who missed out, don't be this time.
Initial ideas is 2 days event, with 540 and 19 Turn day one, and Stock and Mod Day 2. With B.Y.O. 36R tyres only, (so can have your own insert and rim).
So stay tune, this thread will active again soon!!!!!
Once again, thanks you for those who made it an successful event.
Best regards
Leo
04-23-2006, 06:21 PM
#100
Originally Posted by scott_g
I don't think it was that much - I think the spread from fastest best lap to slowest best lap was only just over 0.1 secs. In terms of ability to pump out a lap time it was incredibly close right through the field that's for sure.
04-23-2006, 06:23 PM
#101
Originally Posted by scott_g
BTW, Primmer was similarly lazy with motor maintenance. JP at least oiled the bearings in his brushless....
04-24-2006, 03:14 AM
#104
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Glad you guys and girls enjoyed the weekend. How good were the Pro guys? I am starting to get a few ideas for the next one already. Just can`t talk very much (Very Croaky). I might have left a couple of guys out when thanking guys. Very Big thanks goes to Matt (computor man ) and Steve MrTamiya for their help over the weekend. Well done to all the Brisbane cup guys aswell great racing great bunch of guys and even better racing stories.
See you soon
Grant Mac
See you soon
Grant Mac