US teams going to Gairdner - open discussion

Started by Milwaukee Midget, March 23, 2018, 09:05:02 PM

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harky

very windy on the monday,   many waited  for that to change ,  i went to the site Wednesday
midday, steady to heavy rain ,   i left the site mid afternoon the lake was well covered with water , trip out was very wet and traction difficult (. for those that don?t know the site , it?s by any standard a rough dirt / corrugated / bull dust road ( means fine powdery surface )  for about  120 kms ( 70 miles ) and after rain it becomes  VERY tricky driving conditions
old mechanic
getting slower , but still interested in anything that goes FAST

Grumpy32

I certainly got wet... we stayed till Saturday to miss the rain but it started to rain as we left on our trip out...
We got some good reflective shots once the wind stopped...
Longshot had a very productive event in resetting the C/GCC to 210ish mph and received the best appearing team..

Paulin adelaide

Photo's are going up on the dlra facebook site .Envy the salt condition .

kiwi belly tank

I don't do facebook but I found this video from when we were down there in 95.
  Sid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSg2FPL7SNg


kiwi belly tank


Speed Limit 1000

Copied from the DLRA facebook page


Dry Lakes Racers Australia
 
After an inspection of the lake last Sunday (11th February) the salt at the ramp was very thin, the start line was still very soft and track 2 unusable. It was estimated by those at the inspection that it is unlikely that the lake will dry out enough in the next few weeks for an event. However, there will still be a final inspection on the 29th of February.
My advice is don't stop doing what you planned to do just yet, but at least you now know what we are up against.
Pre-Entries cut-off will be extended until 1st of March.
Any entries received after the 12th of February will not be processed until after the outcome of the inspection is known.
Look for more information at that time.
John Gowetski, red hat @ 221.183 MPH MSA Lakester, Bockscar #1000 60 ci normally aspirated w/N20

salt27

From the DLRA, It's a go, course 1 has 8 miles of good salt and course 2 is pending.   :cheers:

Lilhigbee

With the announcement of the new event at Lake Gairdner I thought it appropriate to breathe some new life into this thread.
With the DLRA now running an event in November as well as their February/March Speedweek you can double-dip on your shipping and get two events in one trip!!
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Stainless1

Thanks Korey... I guess they are going to try a spring event.  Hopefully they will use the best salt, not the part with the big ditch at the 3 like they did last year. 





Stainless
Red Hat 228.039, 2001, 65ci, Bockscar Lakester #1000 with a little N2O