this was such a random weekend, all the usual suspects will get back tho. Gee those 888 cars dodge your voodoo tho Mike lol

Waters could've been around 3rd if he kept his wheels on and his panels straight this year too.

Mozzie and Payne would be a LOT closer if it weren't few silly mistakes on track or in the pits.

Quote from: Bloopy on Yesterday at 02:32:59 PMBoth decent races, but you won't see much talk from me about it on the day. I'm still glad I don't inconvenience myself by watching live any more. Must be about time they found a deal allowing AU & NZ to use Superview.

The amount of effort Brown put in to pass Feeney cleanly was impressive, and he did it in true Brown style and got a little loose.

Andre on Sat in the wet and Will on Sun in the dry were the 2 weekend highlights for me.

AND proof that you don't need to hit the leader up the clacker to get past them. (yes there were some bumper to bumper contacts but nothing that put Broc off his own game)

Series is already quarter way through (though you wouldn't really know it) and Will is starting to pull away some... but there are 3 Mustangs in the top 5... how many would there be and how much higher would they be if.... I reckon Moz and Payne would be at least up to 2/3!

Both decent races, but you won't see much talk from me about it on the day. I'm still glad I don't inconvenience myself by watching live any more. Must be about time they found a deal allowing AU & NZ to use Superview.

The amount of effort Brown put in to pass Feeney cleanly was impressive, and he did it in true Brown style and got a little loose.

Well, let's see..... a lot of us picked up Percat (thanks, skaifeman).  He tanked this weekend.  At the expense of picking him up, most dropped Golding.  He had his best round,

Then comes Andre who was tossed for Brodie and Payne (myself).  Andre won Race 1.

David Reynolds was also a hot pickup prior to the round.  He wound up being a pinball and had an absolutely dismal NZ weekend.

So the moral of the story is, if all of us in the V8CFL got together and decided who to pickup and drop each round, we could actually determine the 2024 Supercars Champion.  Just go against what we picked and success will be had.

Inverse karma and the jinx.  Absolutely amazing how it works.

MAN!!! i got absolutely flogged lol, well hopefully that's all my bad luck for the year in one race.

Okay, boys.  The Taupo Results are posted.  A HUGE shakeup in the table.  TGI Racing and The Professor still lead but everything below them, including the gap to first, has been scrambled after this round.

In Race 1 (Race 7 for the Supercars) the 87 Car and the 25 Car were both penalised post race 30 team points.  The former for a loose wheel nut in pit lane and the latter for losing the wheel during the race on course.  Team point penalties are recognised by the V8CFL and therefore noted in the points tally for the aforementioned cars.

As for the Stewards Summary, everything else seems to have been dealt with in the races - time penalties.  HOWEVER, I cannot find a Stewards Summary for Race 2 (Race 8 for the Supercars).  The current Stewards Summary has not been updated with Race 2 (Race 8 for the Supercars).  So the results are tentative.  They might change.  I will keep my ear to the ground for the update if and when it comes.  Kye?  Any help here?

Race 1 Podium:
1 Ecurie SCarGo / stevo qld / Chevrolet Camaro
2 Ain't Care Motorsports / skaifeman / Chevrolet Camaro
3 TAA Performance / Jetpac013 / Ford Mustang V6 TT

Race 2 Podium:
1 Bundaberg Rum Racing / Troy01505 / Chevrolet Camaro
2 Ecurie SCarGo / stevo qld / Chevrolet Camaro
3 Super Seven Racing Aotearoa / formerlyHolden51 / Toyota Camry SX

As for The V8CFL Tournament, all have raced two races.  If you notice the tables in each division I have included the tiebreakers for all W-L records.  The tiebreakers themselves are noted at the bottom of the first post of the thread.  So from here on out I will keep all abreast of the actual placements within our two divisions.

Next up, WA.

Bumparoo pre-Wanneroo.