OzFest GP 13/05/2012
 

The OzFest GP is running on Sunday 13th May 2012. The meeting is open to 2WD and 4WD buggies plus Short course trucks. Trophies for TQ in each class and for the winners for each final.

The meeting is on the same day as the Robinhood National - so if you forgot to enter the Nationals, are number 62 on the reserve list or are tired of sitting at home... enter the OzFest GP now.

email Neil Oliver with your details (Name, BRCA No, XTALS, Class (2WD/4WD/SCT/Upper/Middle/Working), 7 digit PT Number, F Grade).

nr.oliver@btopenworld.com

£8 per class to be paid on the day

Booking in from 8am

See you there
:thumbsup:
N

Count me in.

so who is racing at this?

im in lol

we doing this should be a good day if we get the weather:thumbsup:

going to be my first time back after a long break... will see how much i've forgotten! also be running my home build mid motor jobby, will just have to see if i can find a spur gear first!

The weather forecast for Sunday is really quite good. Metcheck shows fine all day. My money is currently on Tony Bishop to take the 2WD A final but I think Guy Rogers will give him a run for his money along with local boy Mike Dean. I think I will be lucky to make the B myself!

N

Update:

We now have nearly 60 entries for the first Oswestry GP - this has exceeded our expectations given there is a National on the same day. We do still have space though - so if anyone wants to enter they can do by sending me an email to nr.oliver@btopenworld.com Remember that we are catering for 2WD, 4WD and those mad SCTs

Booking in will commence at 8am, followed by practice in heat order. Drivers briefing at around 9:30, followed by a minimum of 4 heats and then finals for all. Trophies for TQ of each class and for the winners of each final.

Weather isnt looking bad either. Metcheck shows fair all day and 0mm of rain.

We hope to have a small shop on site, courtesy of Bryn Pound. We wont be having a food van for this event - so bring your sandwiches and a flask - or there is a Burger King just 5 minutes away.

If you dont know where we are then look here:

http://www.brca-midwest.co.uk/clubs_oswestry.html


Any questions please send me an emall or drop me a PM

Neil

what tyres are best to run for 4wd on your track:D

Black round rubber ones! :p

I did a club night their the other night with my SCT and found Sch Yellows on the rear worked great and kit tyres on front faired kind of ok also. I think most guys run Sch Yellows all round to be honest from what I seen but I am sure somebody will come back with a better answer.

See you their on Sunday!

Schumacher yellows are the best option if it's dry, otherwise ballistic greens in the wet.

It should turn out 2b a good days racing. Excellent turn out.

If anyones hungry
 

Just in case anyone forgets there food or is still hungry my wife will have cans of coke and burgers for sale cheaper than burger king
as she always over buys
Just look for the Blue camper van with the blue awning if will def be first come fist served as she will only have 40 burgers

they were nice the ones I had in Coventry

We have been at the track today and it is looking fantastic. We have built a new track to remove any home advantage. I left before it was finished but Ash, Jeff and Mike were still hard at it - we even had a guest appearance from the owner of RC-AREA - come to see what was going on. RC Area have exclusive pictures here

http://www.rc-area.co.uk/2012/05/12/...-track-layout/

Tomorrows track!

Shiny sun, racing and burgers.

Bring it on!

Excellent days racing today!

Thanks to everyone at Oswestry Club for organising and running the event!

See you all next year at OzFest 2013

Great days racing today guys would have been nice to see a few more 4wds but happy with TQ for me great days racing and I am am sure we will see you next year:thumbsup:

Really enjoyable days racing today... many thanks to all the Oswestry boys for running a very slick meeting :thumbsup:

I have to be honest and say that over previous years Oswestry has been one of the Mid West Regional tracks that I've not really enjoyed... however the track layout today was a-mazing :lol: Even though it was a tricky track to drive a full race without errors, it was also a track that you could attack and have some close racing on.

Having the straight at the back of the track running anti-clockwise was perfect - I really hope we see something simular for the Mid West regional meeting as I'm really looking forward to racing there again soon.

Many thanks guys,

Jon Seals. :thumbsup:

A short writeup from todays racing can be found here.