Re: Spa.

[ply@adtrading.com (Patrick Young)]

>In article <199712221715_MC2-2CE7-71CC@compuserve.com>, Jeremy
>Braithwaite <ATROZ@compuserve.com> writes
>>John
>>
>><<The single seaters (in fact I think all non-F1 cars) use the traditional
>>downhill start.  >>
>>
>>It must be a great source of stop-go penalties!
>>
>>Spa must be the circuit with the biggest gradient on the start line ....
>>can you think of another?
>>
>
>No - wonder how I could practice the start?  Perhaps by shooting off
>down the road from the ramps of my transporter ? Mmmm, maybe not :-)
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John,

Perhaps you could use one of those automatic tensioner crane wench gizmos
for transporters to hold onto your wing and prevent you slipping forward. :-).

p.s. Do you know how many Crossle and Mondiales are currently active in
Classic FF2000 in England at the moment?

Regards,

Patrick