 |
 |
| Tim Moore backed in a local |
I think it was Donna Carter amongst it this time |
 |
 |
No 6 looks like a battler from way back
. |
No 88 was a bad Kitty and got black flagged for
spinning the only ministock in the field |
 |
 |
| No 3 in the wars |
44 was a winner |
 |
 |
000 driven by Waiheke club president
Evan Yates didn't last the distance |
Ron Salter ran his sprinter with the modified
class . |
 |
 |
New boy with newly purchased minisprint also
ran with the Modifieds |
The 8g production saloon was a good runner
until it was pummeled by the 12a Streetstock |
 |
 |
66 won races and placed well with several
different drivers . |
31a modified on the gas and going hard .
. |
 |
 |
| even the old No 6 won it's share of races |
Production Saloons used all the track too . |
 |
 |
Skinny tyres on a grippy track assisted the
spectacle |
This production saloon got spanked by a
streetstock sort of . |
 |
 |
| talk about taking the high line |
98 was definitely one of the best presented |
 |
 |
eye contact happening here , pity the grins are
hidden |
82d spent the weekend having heaps of contact
fun |
 |
 |
You gotta agree that stockcars shift dirt
impressively |
This Taipa tank kept on keeping on and you can't
deny it has character . |
