Big drifting

Nov 02, 2005 33 Replies

Thanks for proving you know absolutely nothing about motorsport :)

That's my philosophy too :)

Navigational rallies have as much relation to mortorsport as a quick game of darts at your local dose to Olympic javelin throwing. ;)

That's an open offer for the Global Light by the way. Well over 100 years of experience on the team and the engine builder built the 2005 Legend Champion's lump. Oh and don't forget if you bend it you have to pay to fix it.

Thanks for proving my point again. You clearly know nothing about rallying. Many skills learnt in navigational rallies can be directly transferred over to stage rallying, such as:

-Map reading and calling bends (including learning all the lingo)

-Driver/co-driver bonding

-Use of timecards

-Timekeeping

-Driving in varied conditions (loose surfaces, through 3 foot of water, torrential rain, deep mud etc etc)

-Mechanical knowledge and mechanical sympathy (you'll most likely prep your own car)

-Limits of yourself and the car

And BTW I know of no one who uses a Ford Consul, but there are plenty of mk1/2 escorts, Pug GTis, Minis, AE86s, Scoobies, Sunbeams etc etc, some driven my bearded blokes, some not, even a few driven by ladies.

You no understand. I pay 2 camel enter. I no win no get wife back. Who help me rewheel car?

Friend tell me crash car > Apparently >

I no need licence, I need pay 2 camel enter race, if lose I lose wife, who help me rewheel drive?

Very serious please no more jok> >

Would you consider selling the camel separately, outside of eBay?

That's not a camel. That's his wife.

Fraser

think of it as a cheap divorce, then find new younger less stupid wife.

I expect it'll spit, then.

If it swallowed he'd be more interested in keeping her.

Fraser

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