WRC v Mundarlo Road

[TKM Jnr]

Originally Posted by TKM
So we have a whole 5 days to get the car ready for Ulladulla the following weekend (or 3 if you want to make it to regional scrutineering). You better drive very slowly Tristan and not break anything.

Will try too. I can always have Monday off School to clean the car

[fro]

Originally Posted by Julie

Now you have to decide if you want to go to the last WRC in Oz and spend lots of money getting there and following the crowds, OR you could take a leisurely drive to Wagga and then have your own fun in the dirt for much less

Julie, well put, but the decision was made much earlier this year. We'll be in WA.

But please, pass on my encouragement to the Wagga and District Car Club. I hope to enter any subsequent event they organise.

[Julie]

Your loss Mr Fro

where's my chocolate?

[smee]

Originally Posted by TKM

You better drive very slowly Tristan and not break anything.

Going on his recent driving exploits, I'm thinking we had better get a forrester in to cut down all the trees.

Locked wheel does not steer........

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by smee

Going on his recent driving exploits, I'm thinking we had better get a forrester in to cut down all the trees.

Locked wheel does not steer........

tis was funny, just need Thomas to provide the point of view as the passanger at the time.

[TKM Jnr]

Originally Posted by smee
Locked wheel does not steer........

And power would have equalled tree, pffft I still don’t understand the fact that I have to disrespect that car, like you guys told me

Originally Posted by Paul M
tis was funny, just need Thomas to provide the point of view as the passenger at the time.

I think he was too busy pissing himself laughing.

[robo]

I remember doing Mundarlo rd back in 99. It was a great little section of the old highway (very very old). The road goes up over a hill and down the other side and is very fast on the other side. I always remember it for developing a lot more confidence in the high speed corners, as you do them repeatedly it lets you build up speed progressively or take different aproaches. My favourite is the downhill section on the reverse run as it just flows really well with lots of flowing left then right and a bit of up and down but just gotta watch that last corner that is banked because if you slip over the bank at ridiculous speed you are just going to fill like you have been put into a tumble dryer.

I want to do it for sure but that would make 3 weekends in a row with an event for me which is going to be difficult. What the hell, I'll have to work on it.

[Julie]

Originally Posted by robo

I want to do it for sure but that would make 3 weekends in a row with an event for me which is going to be difficult. What the hell, I'll have to work on it.

Consider it a 'social' outing.

[Marcus]

The name familiar to me - did they used to use it as a stage in one of their rallies? I think if I'm right I got a picture of me in a RX7 doing it in I think 1993.

Used to love doing Wagga events, might have to book this one in