Production series. The hydraulink 400

Hi everyone thought I put this up,Jake sent me an email to see if anyone from the Forum would like to see the MPS track at Qld Raceway maybe a little cruise someone can organise :afro:....


Grand Prix Motorsports homeevent is almost here. The Hydraulink 400.Queensland Raceway 11th &12th August.
Saturdays race starts 5:45pm& Sunday 4:30pm.
Come and see Jake & the Grand Prix Mazda Team take on the all wheel drive cars on our own turf.

Yeah this is the 1^sttime at Qld Raceway for production cars for about 7 years.

Cheers
Rino

Rino, Osborne Motorsport will be there with their older MPS's as well.....just watch Adam in Car 31...

Thought I'd put a link in ???
Hydraulink to support 'Fight In The Night' at Queensland Raceway

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Originally Posted by Team Green

Rino, Osborne Motorsport will be there with their older MPS's as well.....just watch Adam in Car 31...

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I watched him :2thumb:shame for the small miss up with Colins car made a mess of the turbine. (Looks for photo)

Maybe I should have promoted Coffee and biscuits and Muffins for people to come. :p
And for the Enthusiasts I have up loaded some photo's of the day and the motor that was replaced overnight after the conrod went through the bottom end,pays not to get your motors rebuilt outside, the motor that went in was Graham's built motor from Mazda Motorsport and went out to win in it's class after only a 10 minute warm 2 hours before the 200k race. Added some shots of the oil fire which nearly burnt the car out if it wasn't for some quick thinking from Jake.... Graham and the boys did a excellent job to get the car back on the track the next day considering they had to steal wiring looms from other cars from work for the day which included wiring down through the tunnel where it all burnt...

which is quicker, the gen 1 or 2?

Gen 2 was quickest, but it's about car and driver, put jake back into a Gen 1 and he would still beat the other Gen 1's, like I've always stated it's not always the quickest car will win....:afro:

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