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Agree, but hard to overlook 888 racing, they are a very polished group that will not accept losing, they also built 9 of the Holdens in this weekends race (including Van Gisbergs ) and have huge financial backing and extensive technical and intellectual reserves.

Winterbottom will also do very well and his Ford will be another threat.

Should be a great season because Mercedes and Nissan are also used to being at the pointy end and will throw resources at their cars, Sandown and Bathurst will be awesome.

ford forever
bob

What's 'the first mixed clipsal'? Powerpoints, etc?

RED LETTER for you Jim...... double red one if it's 240V power point!!!


I'm assuming you said it in jest? If not it's referring to ........
Clipsal = sponser
Mixed = Ford, Holden, Mercedes & Nissan

Hey all you Tojo owners...... where's Toyota???

admin wrote:RED LETTER for you Jim...... double red one if it's 240V power point!!!


I'm assuming you said it in jest? If not it's referring to ........
Clipsal = sponser
Mixed = Ford, Holden, Mercedes & Nissan

Hey all you Tojo owners...... where's Toyota???

They're having an "OH what a feeling".


of being left out moment.

Perhaps Toyotas don't have anything to prove?

So do we assume that Jim is backing Toyota

Jim wrote:Perhaps Toyotas don't have anything to prove?

So just because they don't enter the series they don't have to prove anything Jim.

Well Toyota aren't doing to good against others in NASCAR, including Commodores.

Holden Commodore has hit the big time in the USA.
Australia’s favourite sedan was unveiled as a Chevrolet at Daytona Speedway overnight, and is due to make its first NASCAR appearance this weekend in the hands of superstars Jeff Gordon and Danica Patrick and 14 other top-level Chevrolet drivers.
The Commodore is also guaranteed to lead the Nascar field in its first ever outing – as the pace car for the Daytona 500, the season opener and biggest race of the year, with crowds of up to 250,000 people on race day.
The former boss of Holden, Mark Reuss, who hatched the plan to revive the Commodore’s export program and put it in front of one of the world’s biggest sport TV audiences, unveiled the car in an airport hangar behind the famous motor speedway.
“I’ve been working on this deal since my first month back here in 2009,” Reuss, now the boss of General Motors in North America, told News Limited.
“It might not be the biggest export deal for Holden, but it is the most significant to date. It’s the best example yet of Holden’s capability, and gives Chevrolet a type of car it has never had.”
The Commodore is Chevrolet’s first V8 performance sedan in 17 years, and is loaded with technology never seen on its other models.
- See more at: http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/mot ... MJYcP.dpuf

I think W likes those RED cars

Dot wrote:I think W likes those RED cars

Be Aussie BUY Aussie.