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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby simonracer » 05 Aug 2012, 12:51

I will be going to today's race.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 05 Aug 2012, 16:04

HRT, this is beyond embarrassing. The satellite team can take it to FPR and T8 so why can't you?
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 05 Aug 2012, 16:09

Reynolds having a terrible weekend. This makes me happy.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby simonracer » 05 Aug 2012, 18:31

Villeneuve got spun on the first lap. Other then that, Will Davison was on pole, alongside his teammate Mark Winterbottom. Winterbottom got him at the start though. Craig Lowndes took the lead after a few laps, and stayed there, although Winterbottom was never that far away. Only other major drama was that Paul Dumbrell had a flat tire, a few laps in. Jamie Whincup was third, quite a way behind the winner, with Davison fourth. Russell Ingall, who was having his best weekend in a long time, came home 6th.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby simonracer » 05 Aug 2012, 18:33

eurobrun wrote:Reynolds having a terrible weekend. This makes me happy.

He has tonsillitis, and can't eat properly. That's why he struggled.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 14 Aug 2012, 20:46

From now on I plan to award my own unofficial ROTR for every race.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 14 Aug 2012, 21:04

eurobrun wrote:From now on I plan to award my own unofficial ROTR for every race.


Just give it to Premat and/or whoever does shite out of the DJR stable every week and you should be set :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 16 Aug 2012, 19:05

Martin Brundle, at the 2005 San Marino GP wrote:You can sort of imagine in four or five years time talking about these guys we've got on the front two rows of the grid today, can't you? They're very much the future of Grand Prix Racing.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 16 Aug 2012, 19:10



I remember watching the DVD of that race so many times and being able to remember most of the field when I was young.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 18 Aug 2012, 09:58

Ever wondered what 55 cars in the wet at Bathurst would be like? Well, here's your answer
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 25 Aug 2012, 15:42

Go die in a hole Whincup.

In other news, only one of the three Walkinshaws qualified in the top 10. Anyone want to guess which one it was? :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 15:46

the Masked Lapwing wrote:Go die in a hole Whincup.

In other news, only one of the three Walkinshaws qualified in the top 10. Anyone want to guess which one it was? :lol:


Isn't he supposed to be the shite qualifer of the trio though? :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 16:10

Whincup having a shocking start? There is a God :mrgreen:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 16:13

It took a grand total of one flying lap to demolish Skaifey's old lap record. Man, I wish I was in the commentary box to see his reaction :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 25 Aug 2012, 16:20

Webb is fast becoming my one of my favourite drivers.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 16:27

Looks like the soft tyre might actually be useless for once. This is going to be VERY interesting
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 17:00

Whincup's right rear is shot :D
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 17:08

And there is a visual demonstration of just how bulletproof the Dunlop tyres are. If that was an Pirelli or a Bridgestone for that matter, it'd have blown up long before the finish on that T8 car :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 25 Aug 2012, 17:12

Wizzie wrote:And there is a visual demonstration of just how bulletproof the Dunlop tyres are. If that was an Pirelli or a Bridgestone for that matter, it'd have blown up long before the finish on that T8 car :lol:


Which is why I prefer Dunlop, it's much, much more entertaining to watch Whincup struggle around with a tyre that ould go at any instant, than watching him go around with a tyre that's already in pieces.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 25 Aug 2012, 17:17

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Wizzie wrote:And there is a visual demonstration of just how bulletproof the Dunlop tyres are. If that was an Pirelli or a Bridgestone for that matter, it'd have blown up long before the finish on that T8 car :lol:


Which is why I prefer Dunlop, it's much, much more entertaining to watch Whincup struggle around with a tyre that ould go at any instant, than watching him go around with a tyre that's already in pieces.


Either way, it's highly satisfying for us because he's basically been a Karma Houdini since he joined T8 all those years ago so it's about time he had a race where everything went wrong :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 26 Aug 2012, 10:03

Ever wondered what the V8 Supercars' racing is like but never had the time or opportunity to watch? Well, here's the official V8 Supercars youtube channel :mrgreen:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 26 Aug 2012, 15:43

Rusty's driving like a man possessed on the softs
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 26 Aug 2012, 16:15

Guy on twitter gets F1 and V8 Supercars confused. Commentators proceed to mercilessly mock him :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 26 Aug 2012, 16:20

Well done Bright. That was one of the best moves I've seen in a long time
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 26 Aug 2012, 19:18

I went to the race today. Got a very good view of Villeneuve having a casual spin :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 31 Aug 2012, 12:43

For those who are interested, here's how the line-up for the GC600 is looking:

Triple Eight Race Engineering
#1 - Jamie Whincup/Sebastien Bourdais
#888 - Craig Lowndes/Richard Lyons

Walkinshaw Racing
#2 - Garth Tander/TBA
#22 - James Courtney/Darren Turner
#66 - Russell Ingall/TBA

Tony D'Alberto Racing
#3 - Tony D'Alberto/TBA

Stone Brothers Racing
#4 - Lee Holdsworth/Simon Pagenaud
#9 - Shane van Gisbergen/Jeroen Bleekemolen
#47 - Tim Slade/David Brabham

Ford Performance Racing
#5 - Mark Winterbottom/Will Power
#6 - Will Davison/Mika Salo
#55 - David Reynolds/Nick Heidfeld

Kelly Racing
#7 - Todd Kelly/Marco Andretti
#11 - Karl Reindler/Franck Montagny
#15 - Rick Kelly/Graham Rahal
#51 - Greg Murphy/Justin Wilson

Brad Jones Racing
#8 - Jason Bright/Stephane Sarrazin
#14 - Fabian Coulthard/Nicolas Minassian
#21 - David Wall/Jamie Campbell-Walter

Dick Johnson Racing
#12 - Dean Fiore/Gianni Morbidelli
#17 - Steven Johnson/Max Papis
#18 - James Moffat/Peter Kox
#49 - Steve Owen/Boris Said

Tekno Autosports
#19 - Jonathan Webb/TBA
#91 - Michael Patrizi/TBA

Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport
#30 - Taz Douglas/Mike Conway

Garry Rogers Motorsport
#33 - Alexandre Premat/TBA
#34 - Michael Caruso/TBA
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 05 Sep 2012, 23:07

Bugger.

Now Larry's gone and the Kelly brothers will get even bigger heads...
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 14 Sep 2012, 14:13

And Besnard's already back on form by writing off the Lockwood Commodore :roll:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby RealRacingRoots » 14 Sep 2012, 15:28

Hinchtown and Ricky Taylor are the second drivers at GRM.

A very good pair of drivers if I do say so, even if Taylor isn't that well known outside of Grand-Am. He is quite the prospect in US Sports Car racing, and this may be his international Big Break.

Hinchtown will have a ball racing in Aussie V8s.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 14 Sep 2012, 15:39

RealRacingRoots wrote:Hinchtown and Ricky Taylor are the second drivers at GRM.

A very good pair of drivers if I do say so, even if Taylor isn't that well known outside of Grand-Am. He is quite the prospect in US Sports Car racing, and this may be his international Big Break.

Hinchtown will have a ball racing in Aussie V8s.


Unless the Mayor gets paired up with Premat. He'd never touch the category with a 10ft pole again after that point :lol:

Although I do fear the monstrosity of a livery that'll come about with the signing of Go Daddy. :|
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby pasta_maldonado » 14 Sep 2012, 19:57

Wizzie wrote:
RealRacingRoots wrote:Hinchtown and Ricky Taylor are the second drivers at GRM.

A very good pair of drivers if I do say so, even if Taylor isn't that well known outside of Grand-Am. He is quite the prospect in US Sports Car racing, and this may be his international Big Break.

Hinchtown will have a ball racing in Aussie V8s.


Unless the Mayor gets paired up with Premat. He'd never touch the category with a 10ft pole again after that point :lol:

Although I do fear the monstrosity of a livery that'll come about with the signing of Go Daddy. :|

I've always disliked the name of that company. And that green. :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 15 Sep 2012, 14:54

Paul Morris you absolute muppet :roll:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 15 Sep 2012, 14:59

the Masked Lapwing wrote:Paul Morris you absolute muppet :roll:


Not a surprise really
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby Wizzie » 15 Sep 2012, 15:13

Holy crap. Someone who wasn't T8 or FPR actually won something
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 15 Sep 2012, 15:26

Wizzie wrote:Holy crap. Someone who wasn't T8 or FPR actually won something


Yeah, but the #9 Falcon was the only other car to win a race before now anyway (The Giz won race 4 at Albert Park).
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 15 Sep 2012, 16:17

Jack Perkins skilfully dodging Larko's question about how much Garry's paying him :lol:

Someone needs to give this kid a full time drive.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 15 Sep 2012, 16:25

Replace Premat with him.
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 15 Sep 2012, 16:45

2 laps of this sprint race has already provided more action than the last 500 at Phillip Island. Why did we ever leave Sandown in the first place? :mrgreen:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby the Masked Lapwing » 15 Sep 2012, 16:56

FPR have been ridiculously unnlucky in these races. And it's all because of DJR :lol:
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Re: The Totally Ripper/Bonza V8 Supercar Thread.

Postby eurobrun » 15 Sep 2012, 16:58

the Masked Lapwing wrote:FPR have been ridiculously unnlucky in these races. And it's all because of DJR :lol:


FPR failing makes me happy. Now Reynolds just needs to go out of the race.
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