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    #16
    Good series but allow for a bit of rubbing, the top class A cars can be big money to build, but the best entry is in a competitve class b car, all based on power to weight with power loggers fitted in all cars, great bunch of lads.

    Anyone know anything about the Kuhmo BMW championship? Looks like mostly old shape 318is & M3's, any good?[/quote]

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      #17
      Originally posted by trackm3 View Post
      Good series but allow for a bit of rubbing, the top class A cars can be big money to build, but the best entry is in a competitve class b car, all based on power to weight with power loggers fitted in all cars, great bunch of lads.

      Anyone know anything about the Kuhmo BMW championship? Looks like mostly old shape 318is & M3's, any good?
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      Racemaker.com are offering a FREE drive in class D for the winner after two rounds at castle coombe artyman:

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        #18
        Racemaker.com are offering a FREE drive in class D for the winner after two rounds at castle coombe artyman:[/quote]

        isn't it £500 to entre the racemaker draw, that is organised by an ex Kumho racer me thinks !

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          #19
          Originally posted by trackm3 View Post
          Racemaker.com are offering a FREE drive in class D for the winner after two rounds at castle coombe artyman:
          isn't it £500 to entre the racemaker draw, that is organised by an ex Kumho racer me thinks ![/quote]

          £299 for the first round then £299 if you make it to the next.
          Ex Kumho racer running the comp', nice guy + all costs other than travel and hotels covered! :supz:

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            #20
            OK, That option sounds good then :beer:

            Originally posted by 83SY View Post
            isn't it £500 to entre the racemaker draw, that is organised by an ex Kumho racer me thinks !
            £299 for the first round then £299 if you make it to the next.
            Ex Kumho racer running the comp', nice guy + all costs other than travel and hotels covered! :supz:[/quote]

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              #21
              Does sound value if you win.....:drool: + the kuhmo series looks good.
              May go and watch the first round to get my head around it :thumbs:

              Originally posted by trackm3 View Post
              OK, That option sounds good then :beer:



              £299 for the first round then £299 if you make it to the next.
              Ex Kumho racer running the comp', nice guy + all costs other than travel and hotels covered! :supz:
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                #22
                They are at Rockingham for an out of championship round in a few weeks from memory,

                Originally posted by 83SY View Post
                Does sound value if you win.....:drool: + the kuhmo series looks good.
                May go and watch the first round to get my head around it :thumbs:
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                  #23
                  well....finally gone for the Ginetta GT5 series. Mainly because ive a good mate who does them, who i know i can have a laugh with. Also supports the British GTs, so at least i can spend my weekends seeing how the other half live.
                  Swapped CSL for the race car plus cash my way. Very happy with the deal except he had to chisel my fingers off the wheel of the CSL to take it away from me. Gutted. Also hyper aware of the fact i have just traded an appreciating asset for one that miiiiiight just DEpreciate a teeny, tiny bit when i roll it down Craners.
                  Still, should be fun if i can fund it all. Any advice, tips, tricks and moral support appreciated.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by CSLut View Post
                    well....finally gone for the Ginetta GT5 series. Mainly because ive a good mate who does them, who i know i can have a laugh with. Also supports the British GTs, so at least i can spend my weekends seeing how the other half live.
                    Swapped CSL for the race car plus cash my way. Very happy with the deal except he had to chisel my fingers off the wheel of the CSL to take it away from me. Gutted. Also hyper aware of the fact i have just traded an appreciating asset for one that miiiiiight just DEpreciate a teeny, tiny bit when i roll it down Craners.
                    Still, should be fun if i can fund it all. Any advice, tips, tricks and moral support appreciated.

                    Good man............I wish I could do the same (but a bigger car )


                    You'll now be poor soon as the costs spiral all out of control, but good luck and keep safe.

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                      #25
                      Could look at production BMW, grids of 30-40 E30 320's, great fun, close and good value racing.

                      http://www.pbmwc.co.uk

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                        Good man............I wish I could do the same (but a bigger car )


                        You'll now be poor soon as the costs spiral all out of control, but good luck and keep safe.
                        Have you considered truck racing Shim? Might be perfect for your special requirements?

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                          #27
                          Originally posted by northernjim View Post
                          Have you considered truck racing Shim? Might be perfect for your special requirements?

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                          fatty :-P

                          I've hard truck racing has a strong following form Air Stewards:finga:

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                            #28
                            RPK Racing. 146 followers. Charting the highs and hopefully no lows of my novice racing career.

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                              #29
                              Wow, big boys toys rob.

                              Those guys don't know the meaning of "budget" so be careful:thumbs:

                              Great car.

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