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THE 2008 EFS LOGAN CHALLENGE

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Post by RUFF »

For our Team- The Pansies consisting of Guts(Dave) and me(Tony) in the nominated Winch Vehicle, Sloshy(Dan) and Ryan(not sure he is a member here),Wicked(Ben) and Nick And Rellow(Evan) our Team Manager. (I would like to thank Ben for the name which actually turned out to get a lot of laughs :D)

Non of us had ever competed at a Logan Challenge and Ben was the only Member that had ever even been to one. So we basicaly had no idea what we were in for. And went in with the attitude to have fun and it stayed that way all weekend for everyone except Guts who kept wanting to argue with everyone :D No one listened though except Sloshy who got his dummy a little dirty on the tyre winching stage :rofl:

We had a ball. Didnt take anything real seriously and still came 5th. If you have never entered but have given it some thought get your entries for next years event in early. You wont regret entering. This was one of the best event i have ever entered. From our point of view the event was very well run and all the officials were very easy to get along with and answered any questions we had. After the event our team all sat around and could not fault it in any way.

A big :armsup: needs to got to the Logan Club, This years Logan Challenge Organisers and all the officials that volunteered their time. Also Thanks to Ian and Toni and their team of helpers from The Springs 4wd Park for providing a great venue for this event and allowing us to tear it to bits for 2 days and nights and also cooking up some great food.

Personaly i need to thank all my other team mates that made this event so enjoyable and also thank Nicks dad Craig for supporting us all weekend and lending a hand outside of competition any time he could.

The only advice i can give other competitors is to try and manage their time a little better and remember to just enjoy yourselves and dont get to serious about whats going on around you. Also please keep in mind both the officials and the organisers are doing what they are doing because they enjoy doing it not because they are getting payed the big bucks so please try and keep this in mind before you get all worked up about something and start abusing them. They are all volunteering their time so we have somewhere to compete. Without them we have nothing.
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Post by RUFF »

Guts wrote:Cool weekend
Cool event
Cool team mates :armsup:

Best fun was the GPS stage. We got 9 points but still got 0 points, but it was the most fun part of the wekend for Ruff and I :armsup:
How good was that GPS run :?: This single stage had to be the most fun ive had in years at an event. Although we ran it with only one vehicle which ment we actually got a DNS for this stage(we were the last team at this SS anyway so we were not holding any other teams up).

Dave i forgot to tell you we actually got 10 points as #8 had been taken down by mistake by the other team when the marshal asked us over the radio to bring in the tags as we got them :D

Are there any other teams that competed that would be interested in a GPS event that was set up the same as this but with only single cars rather than 3 car teams? Me and Guts are as keen as to compete in an event that was set up this way and have a couple of people that may be interested in organising it if we can get the support of competitors.
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Post by rocklux »

yeah ruff,i would be keen as for some gps events. i had a ball doing it. we also took the casual approach to the comp and we suprised ourselves. go the monkeys :D
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Post by gut42 »

The only thing that i think could make this event better at this location would be a water truck to keep the dust down in the camp ground and maybe the main track back to the house.

Otherwise it was a great event!
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Post by MissDrew »

gut42 wrote:The only thing that i think could make this event better at this location would be a water truck to keep the dust down in the camp ground and maybe the main track back to the house.

Otherwise it was a great event!
Unfortunately almost all events suffer from either huge amounts of dust or mud. Dirt tracks and huge numbers of rigs moving over them several times a day each its something that we just have to put up with.
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Post by MissDrew »

RUFF wrote:A big :armsup: needs to go to the Logan Club, This years Logan Challenge Organisers and all the officials that volunteered their time. Also Thanks to Ian and Toni and their team of helpers from The Springs 4wd Park for providing a great venue for this event and allowing us to tear it to bits for 2 days and nights and also cooking up some great food.

Personally i need to thank all my other team mates that made this event so enjoyable and also thank Nicks dad Craig for supporting us all weekend and lending a hand outside of competition any time he could.

The only advice i can give other competitors is to try and manage their time a little better and remember to just enjoy yourselves and don't get to serious about whats going on around you. Also please keep in mind both the officials and the organisers are doing what they are doing because they enjoy doing it not because they are getting payed the big bucks so please try and keep this in mind before you get all worked up about something and start abusing them. They are all volunteering their time so we have somewhere to compete. Without them we have nothing.
Agree 100%.
One of the things I thought was really cool with the organisers was how when asked they change the morning drivers briefing location to the camp area :armsup: This showed me that they were listening to the competitors and taking what they say in :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by ofr57 »

Guts wrote:
gut42 wrote:The only thing that i think could make this event better at this location would be a water truck to keep the dust down in the camp ground and maybe the main track back to the house.

Otherwise it was a great event!
Unfortunately almost all events suffer from either huge amounts of dust or mud. Dirt tracks and huge numbers of rigs moving over them several times a day each its something that we just have to put up with.
x2 any big event suffers from this
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Post by HeathGQ »

That was my first Logan Challenge I have been too, let alone compete in. It was my first competition experience, other than intra-club stuff. I friggin loved it.... and want more.

My Team - SOC (Silly old cogders) Racing:
1) Marty - dual cab, white and green, turbo diesel hilux, double locked on 35 claws. Pete was navi.
2) Kevy - single cab petrol hilux double locked on 33 MTRs. I navied in this one.
3) Glenno - petrol Pajero locked front on 33 muddies. Marties 17 year old son navi in this one.

Our team manager was Marty's wife Debbie, who did an excellent job.

We are all members of the Gold Coast 4wd Club, but the team is outside of the club. I was actually asked to navi about a month out from the comp.

We had no preparation as a team. Friday afternoon was when I knew who's car I was in!!!

A massive thumbs up goes to the Logan Club for setting that up. All the officials and helpers were fantastic.

Huge thanks to Ian and Toni at The Springs for letting us use and abuse the park, and the food was fantastic. Big cheers to the helpers there too. Could you put the heaters on next time!!! -6 Friday night

For us to come 2nd in the event shows that consistency, limiting penalties, and teamwork is what the event is all about.

It was great to out faces to some names. It was a pity my missus couldn't make it to spectate - I missed her all weekend.

Till next year
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Post by mickyd555 »

did anybody happen to get any pictures of my car while it was clean????
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Post by WICKED »

mickyd555 wrote:did anybody happen to get any pictures of my car while it was clean????
Bwahahaha
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Post by Rogue Patrol »

sloshy wrote:
RUFF wrote: Only stage we timed out on was the tyre winching stage but that was Guts's fault because he has no idea on how to winch tyres :finger: Should have listened to me and Sloshy :finger: :finger:
Yeah Guts :finger: We spent most of the time arguing and no winching :lol: Great team, had a ball, never driven the hilux like that at speed before,(it felt fast anyway) it was awesome fun just wanted to keep going around the night stage, just need to disconnect the hydro though for that sort of thing :roll: Can't believe we did that well with the attitude we had and what about the compass stage wtf? can't believe that :lol:
Guts might like to argue but is gracious in defeat......
Amen to havin th rules stashed under th dashmat..... :armsup: :armsup:
Good thing he had a great team to steer him thru th course while he was readin 'em. ;)
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Post by Rogue Patrol »

The Pansys at ss19. Will post th winching part after editing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbrjOtQfv5g
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Post by MissDrew »

:rofl: I mad you crap your pants and run :finger:

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Post by bowtie landie »

'Team Redlands' aka Simon Slayers - had a ton of fun - especially on the high speed events. It's a bit of a 'rush' to turn into the top of "Beer O'Clock Hill" in 1st, select 2nd & floor it to the bottom.

All 3 vehicles had issues over the week-end with winch solenoids failing, steering rods bending, alternators x 2 dying, free wheeling hub stripping, etc etc, but we fixed these or lived with them (swapping batteries a few times each day) to keep going. We ended up with 6 stage wins & 4th overall so we were pretty stoked.

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Post by WICKED »

Rogue Patrol wrote:The Pansys at ss19. Will post th winching part after editing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbrjOtQfv5g
Lol How bad is my steering!
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Post by WICKED »

More pics -

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Post by JayCee83 »

Here a few photos from Team Redlands aka Simon Slayers :D

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Post by WICKED »

JayCee83 wrote:Image
Jod's What track was that on?
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Post by JayCee83 »

The compulsory winch stage I think???? Peter might be able to tell me which stage was what.
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Post by bowtie landie »

That was just us going to get firewood - I think ??????
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Post by JayCee83 »

Nope I was definatley a track because that is the only time i took photos. Pete it was the track where you went around this corner:

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Post by MissDrew »

Yes the winch stage.
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Post by bowtie landie »

JayCee83 wrote:Nope I was definatley a track because that is the only time i took photos. Pete it was the track where you went around this corner
Just joking Jody - yes mate it was the winch stage.
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Post by JayCee83 »

You boys would do that sort of speed and silly stuff while getting firewood :D Some people are just born crazy and never learn :armsup:
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Post by Micka »

bowtie landie wrote: It's a bit of a 'rush' to turn into the top of "Beer O'Clock Hill" in 1st, select 2nd & floor it to the bottom.
Watching a diesel Scat climb up beer o'clock hill early on Sunday morning was even better.

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Post by Rogue Patrol »

WICKED wrote:
Lol How bad is my steering!
Almost as bad as ur mechanicing?????
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Post by sloshy »

Rogue Patrol wrote:
WICKED wrote:
Lol How bad is my steering!
Almost as bad as ur mechanicing?????
:rofl:
Brakes?? who needs brakes?
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Post by WICKED »

sloshy wrote:
Rogue Patrol wrote:
WICKED wrote:
Lol How bad is my steering!
Almost as bad as ur mechanicing?????
:rofl:
Brakes?? who needs brakes?
LOL Its not as if i can go fast or anything!
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Post by bowtie landie »

Micka wrote:
bowtie landie wrote: It's a bit of a 'rush' to turn into the top of "Beer O'Clock Hill" in 1st, select 2nd & floor it to the bottom.
Watching a diesel Scat climb up beer o'clock hill early on Sunday morning was even better.

Scat is where its at :armsup:
Scat is really just an acronym for 'Simply Copied A Toyota' :D
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Post by WICKED »

bowtie landie wrote:
Micka wrote:
bowtie landie wrote: It's a bit of a 'rush' to turn into the top of "Beer O'Clock Hill" in 1st, select 2nd & floor it to the bottom.
Watching a diesel Scat climb up beer o'clock hill early on Sunday morning was even better.

Scat is where its at :armsup:
Scat is really just an acronym for 'Simply Copied A Toyota' :D
Bwahahahaha
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