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Massacre of the Kettles ..... lovely to watch the finesse of the 64 Cup gently taking the struggling GT3/GT2 :p The endearing corrective fight of the non-powersteering ......[:)]
 
Yes, I think it was more to do with Sean's driving, though he did say the car had an incredible amount of grip. The yellow 996 is an RSR being driven rather slowly - even I managed to overtake it.
 
Great video, Sean can certainly pedal the 964 and makes it look very easy with his smooth driving style.
I love the kettle blindness, initially everyone blocks the car when it first appears, then it ocurrs to them that for a car to suddenly appear out of nowhere it is obviously moving very quickly!
 
Agree, there is a certain amount of instant blindness the Kettle Peddlar gets once a 64'RS looms up on his tail, (I must say I only really experience this with PhilRS and Herr Rance at my wheel).......... you can just predict the thought process, like a gazelle been hunted surprised and startled in one of those Dickie Attenborough docs ....[;)]
 
ORIGINAL: Laurence Gibbs

Nice driving for sure. What tyres and set up were on the car?
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It's running Toyo R888s, standard Cup suspension with about -3 deg neg camber all round.
 
thanks Ian . Looks like it grips nicely. Des just waiting on a few quotes. If anyone has any recommendations ??? i have emailed Custom cages and Caged, not had a reply yet. Emailed one of them a few days ago the other a few hours ago so bit soon for a reply! may have to use the old fashioned tefalobe.
 
brilliant clip - if thats not inspirational to dig the '64 rs out from the back of the garage i don't know what is.
 
Nice one Ian!! (and Sean!) That should push the price of Cup Cars up.[;)]

How was it for you in the pax seat?

Interesting (qualifying) line around Woodcote -I've always struggled there......
 
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