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Brands
Hatch another two wins for
the Mazda of Stacy Vickers, the first after
a race long battle with Leigh Franklin and
the second after swapping the lead several
times with John Willcocks. Nigel Innes took
a well deserved podium in both races in his
325e.
Rockingham Qualifying in
dreadful conditions led to Don Hughes taking
his brilliant first pole of the year in his
class E 1600cc Golf. Luckily for the rear
wheel drive contingent, the weather improved
for the races. A resurgent Stacy Vickers now
with fully functioning Rotary power restored
took both wins.
Cadwell Park
In brilliant
sunshine, at last the Lotus onslaught was
halted (just) when John Willcocks scraped
home in front of a hard charging Leigh
Franklin with half a second separating them
at the end.
Brands Hatch
provided
another two race wins for the irepressible
Leigh Franklin in the Lotus. This time with
some stiffer competition with the first
three cars within 3/10ths of the leaders lap
time
Castle
Combe Leigh Franklin takes
our first race in his Lotus Sunbeam on
Easter Monday. A full grid of 42 cars thanks
to the support of our enthusiastic drivers.
TTRS hit 80 registrations before the season
starts. Exceeding all expectations, paid up
registrations for TTRS have hit 80 drivers.
We are very much looking forward to packed
grids and fun times in 2008.
Autosport list TTRS
racer Vickers as a
Top Ten club driver
of the year.
Stacy Vickers was
listed as the 8th
best club driver of
the 2007 season.
Along with Andrew
Andrew Partridge
from the PBMW Cup
series in 4th place,
this sees the top
two Club saloon
racers in TTRS
in 2008.
Autosport said
"Stacy Vickers
strolled to his
third Group 1
Touring Car title,
but it was his
performance against
faster machinery in
the more modern
series that best
demonstrated his
racecraft."
Ed: Apart of course
at Brands Hatch,
where he was
comprehensively
stuffed by an
elderly man in a
German repmobile.
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