Great race that last one. Was really pleased for Nash to win. Giovanardi and Turkington both had decent races. I have to wonder though if they will let him keep that win - I hope they do.
Collard was going so slow after the first safety car that I wasn't too surprised it all kicked off like that, all in all Airwaves have had another bad weekend really - they've lost ground in all the championships.
Knockhill should be great
Collard was going so slow after the first safety car that I wasn't too surprised it all kicked off like that, all in all Airwaves have had another bad weekend really - they've lost ground in all the championships.
Knockhill should be great
I think they should let him keep the win, if he had backed off the same thing would have happened to him because Turkington was right up his chuff, so he couldnt have gone anywhere and you can see from the replay that Collard just kept moving across because he obviously thought he was clear of the front of Nash's car.
Jelley's BMW definately has had more hits than an average boy band now this year lol
Jelley's BMW definately has had more hits than an average boy band now this year lol
Nash excluded - Turkington given the win.
Had Collard not ended up in the track with Jelley hitting him i don't think that they would have penalised Nash.
Had Collard not ended up in the track with Jelley hitting him i don't think that they would have penalised Nash.
Im gettin fed up with this, i used to absolutely love BTCC now its just banger racing, watched V8 Supercars yesterday and ive been watching the highlights of STCC on SVT Play and its such a joy to watch a championship where yeah they have the occasional rub but dont purposely push people around because they know they'll get away with it.
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Wido Rossen
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Wido Rossen
BTCC 2009 - Round 7: Knockhill
Knockhill will host the 7th round on the 16th of August
Track facts:
Length 1.30 miles
Number of laps 24
Distance 31.20 miles
Track record:
Qualifying: Darren Turner (GBR), SEAT Leon, 53.007s (86.33mph) on 1 September 2007
Race: Darren Turner (GBR), SEAT Leon TDI, 53.283s (85.89mph) on 17 August 2008
Previous winners :
2008 Winners
Race 1: Jason Plato
Race 2: Jason Plato
Race 3: Darren Turner
Knockhill will host the 7th round on the 16th of August
Track facts:
Length 1.30 miles
Number of laps 24
Distance 31.20 miles
Track record:
Qualifying: Darren Turner (GBR), SEAT Leon, 53.007s (86.33mph) on 1 September 2007
Race: Darren Turner (GBR), SEAT Leon TDI, 53.283s (85.89mph) on 17 August 2008
Previous winners :
2008 Winners
Race 1: Jason Plato
Race 2: Jason Plato
Race 3: Darren Turner
Neil Tennant
@Simberia
I iz going to the race like, and the edinburgh media day 
roperjob:
roperjob:
Matt neal started it :nod:
Neil Tennant
@Simberia
well you are a matt neal fan at the end of the day....u gotta love his version of "rubbing"
Ohhh i me laddy should be a cracking day..... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Neil Tennant
@Simberia
ad vaughan me breadrin like, aightttt
Obviously that would of been avoided by using 900 degrees of rotation with maximum steering lock. Also blipping the throttle on downshifts while talking about tyre pressure. Easy mistake made really :fwd:
Don't forget H shifting, without that you would be powerless to avoid an accident.
Neil Tennant
@Simberia
i like the pictor jimmy, but this is more of what i was after.....
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZQ08MFdOxI[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZQ08MFdOxI[/ame]
ah i remember that, it was after Jason Plato's move on all 3 of the leaders at Knockhill, reminded me of a Race07 turn 1 crash when one person wants to get past everyone so just dive bombs them. What made me laugh is that Plato carried on after that with only 3 wheels then spun into the last corner gravel and got boo'd.
BACK TO TOPIC PLEASE :thumb:
Collard released from hospital:
http://www.touringcartimes.com/news.php?id=3777
I could see Nash hitting him up the back quite a few times, but typical Collard saying that it was Nash's fault -
Collard has sparks of brilliance like Oulton Park race 3 one minute and then next minute he can be pulling some of the most unrealistic moves and position defences you have seen.
http://www.touringcartimes.com/news.php?id=3777
I could see Nash hitting him up the back quite a few times, but typical Collard saying that it was Nash's fault -
Collard has sparks of brilliance like Oulton Park race 3 one minute and then next minute he can be pulling some of the most unrealistic moves and position defences you have seen.
