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W.E.Rock Eastern Creek - 11th/12th August - Round 2

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Post by Gribble »

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Post by MQ080 »

Out there today viewing the action… Appeared to be about 500ish spectators, few sponsors’ stalls & the obligatory ice-cream van. Big thumbs up to those that organised a "Sydney" event, however thumbs down on $20 entry fee per person.
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need some results please people!!!!
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Post by Wooders »

MQ080 wrote:Out there today viewing the action… Appeared to be about 500ish spectators, few sponsors’ stalls & the obligatory ice-cream van. Big thumbs up to those that organised a "Sydney" event, however thumbs down on $20 entry fee per person.
500? don't think there was that many there when I left at about 12:30....
Left the $20 entry fee was a bit steep for what the spectator got....heck even the cappacino van didn't sell coffee :bad-words: (I needed it badly in the morning)
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Post by Dozoor »

Dropped in had a geez today , Good setup guys , :P


Is that a new yuri buggy , or i just havn,t seen it before subaru powered . Jamies Buggy was sounding nice im thinking he has an extra belt under that bonnet ,

There was a crook comode powered one bad coil pack or worse ?
Bummer for them , hope they sort it for tommorrow .



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Post by Madmac »

im taking the family down there tommorow is it $20 entry for kids too or do they get in for free???
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Post by dirty harry »

kids under 12 are free,
take a hat and sunscreen
if you have the guts....follow my ruts!
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Few from today not the best only off my mobile phone



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.....aaaand I'm done! :P

Good job guys.

If you want a pic make sure you save it in your own computer as these will be removed for the next round later down the track.
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Post by Ice »

top pics Em, i dunno about the standing behind a chain wire fence though to spectate, understandable in this world of public liability and all just not for me
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Post by MissDrew »

So who won?
who lost?
who broke?
who rolled?
and who's got more pics?
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Post by sniper »

was a great day my 1st werock :armsup:

That fence sucked arse though :bad-words:

No where near as many people there as I thought would turn up :cry:
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Post by Screwy »

just got home from judging all weekend......

im not sure on the final results for promod cause i cant remember....

but im pretty sure the final results for unlimited are as follows....

1st - ABT firebug
2nd - Tim Scutt
3rd - Adrian
4th - pete antunac
5th - roger edols

there might be a swap between adrian and pete on the final results im not sure as pete had a blinder of a drive on the shootout....

with regards to rolling it..... most competitors rolled it at least once......

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Post by napsta »

pete was definately third.
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Post by coilylux »

Dozoor wrote: Is that a new yuri buggy , or i just havn,t seen it before subaru powered .

Jamies Buggy was sounding nice im thinking he has an extra belt under that bonnet ,


Yea thats yuri's new one its got a lilttle huffer straped on the side of it

na Jamies pwr steer pump is screwed
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Post by MissDrew »

napsta wrote:pete was definately third.
Yeah well POS just can't beat him no matter how hard he tries :rofl:
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Post by just cruizin' »

So the feelings about a man made course, from the drivers point of view, compared to natural rocks etc. Looks like the crowd is a far way back, abit different to normal.
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Post by r_sol »

Man made couses the is the way the sport is heading.

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Is this veiw worth $20 per day.......?

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Post by Screwy »

I personally wasnt really impressed with where the crowd was, i think more improvement definately needs to be made to the spectator locations for next events.... but alot of that was probably insurance and also to ensure spectators paid there entry fees also...

with regards to the courses.... i reckon they are crackers, i much prefer this style of even rather than the standard we rock setup.... this is nice and close and we have access to all things required, more spectators and there is endless lines to take on these courses to challenge the drivers..
i think the future of this sport is in city based man made courses....

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Post by `maddog »

just cruizin' wrote:So the feelings about a man made course, from the drivers point of view, compared to natural rocks etc. Looks like the crowd is a far way back, abit different to normal.
Yeah crowd is way back, which wouldn't be a problem had it not been for the fence. That's Eastern Creek's call though I think, not Sam's.

The man made course is unreal to drive on. So much grip which lets you do all sorts of things. You know how the buggy will react most of the time because the surface is consistent.

Was a good event and I thoroughly enjoyed driving in it.

Pics are going up right now here http://maddog.zook.org/v/werock-2007-ro ... terncreek/

They'll take a couple of hours to upload.. Thanks to Tulip for shooting all weekend for us :cool:
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Post by Screwy »

`maddog wrote:
just cruizin' wrote:So the feelings about a man made course, from the drivers point of view, compared to natural rocks etc. Looks like the crowd is a far way back, abit different to normal.
Yeah crowd is way back, which wouldn't be a problem had it not been for the fence. That's Eastern Creek's call though I think, not Sam's.

The man made course is unreal to drive on. So much grip which lets you do all sorts of things. You know how the buggy will react most of the time because the surface is consistent.

Was a good event and I thoroughly enjoyed driving in it.

Pics are going up right now here http://maddog.zook.org/v/werock-2007-ro ... terncreek/

They'll take a couple of hours to upload.. Thanks to Tulip for shooting all weekend for us :cool:
yeh i think your right about it being an insurance thing as well as other reasons....
i agree about driveability. i drove the judges buggy up through a nice little course and i tell ya wat you can feel wat the buggy is doing so well, it feels much more controlable, u feel you can go on larger angles, and if you tip your back on your wheels within a coupla seconds expecially with how incredibly successful the recoveries were at this event where as at normal we rocks the recoveries take much longer...

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