I must gently work on her absence of Countach appreciation! 
You never go anywhere...Would’ve gone if I knew there was going to be an Aventador
but went along for a bit of fun in the Exige as have done the event before and always enjoyed it. I would echo what @WSM says really as it was super busy and a real pain getting back in from the carrageway just took ages sat in traffic.Ha, I tried to get your attention but you were too busy talking to supercar owners
Wasn't me. I wonder was it the dude in the San Marino car
The sheer thrill and experience of being taken out for a blast in a fast bike engined westy would be on a different level even to the supercars. The supercars would be tame in comparison......I took part in my little "supercar".........the police were on the bridge before the turn-off into Banbridge for a few hours.....hopefully I avoided them. I was told a blue R8 driver was done for 96mph.....clearly a jobsworth section of the PSNI. previously at Sprucefield events we were just warned to be "sensible" and anyone who was way over the top or dangerous would have been booked but probably deserved it. I did 7 runs and it was a pain getting back in which really held things up.....didnt' think the overall organisation was particularly good and no coffee or tea for drivers!! However I appreciate the guys on the ground were doing their best to control things and were volunteers so was happy to drive from Belfast and assist where I could.....there didnt seem to be enough cars. The kids always like an open top so I was able to keep a few of them happy.....and the posher supercars would struggle to demonstrate 11000 rpm!
If he was done for 96 then he must have doing over 100 indicated on the speedo, which in a 60 limit is pushing the envelope a bit too much with the police. When I was leaving the San Marino R8 was in front of me and that was when the hair dryer was out and he wasnt doing anything near 100 coming up to the bridge where police where standing. Unless he got caught subsequently to that but he should have seen them the first time and known.....Wasn't me. I wonder was it the dude in the San Marino car
It’s a 1400cc bored out Suzuki hayabusa engine in a lightweight race chassis ...dynoed at 210 bhp when built.good fun easily maintained toy...built for hill climbing but I don’t have the time for competition.
Not my car...was hoping to see that one up close. It’s an S2000 engined Westfield. Was for sale a few months back on the Westfield forum....a very tidy build apparently.
I have no problem with the 96 mph ticket however in previous events we were warned by the PSNI that the speed gun would be out....wasn’t aware of any warning this time but may be wrong.
Plenty of warnings at the driver briefing
Maybe you missed that.Ha ha, of course I do, but thank you very much, appreciate the kind words my friend. It was a great day indeed. If anything the Exige and Caterham was where I'd love to have been a passenger in.
