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Just a few of the front runners in the pre 66 touring cars race Leaders going into Druids Alan Mann Mustang in the dirt following Paddock Hill Bend
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Like a group of little buzzing bees this lot were
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Mustang went in a bit hot trying to squeeze under the mini
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Gentleman driver
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Mini no 26 = mentalist
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Leaders going into Druids Alan Mann Mustang in the dirt following Paddock Hill Bend Like a group of little buzzing bees this lot were
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that built this engine for Richard Lloyds 2008 Tour Brittania entry and which I haplessly purchased this happened after just 4 laps and I swear was never revved beyond 6000rpm
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Foto Hardy Mutschler
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Foto Mutschler Reinhard Wilhelm Auch mit einem halben Jahrhundert auf der Kurbelwelle zaehlt jeder Meter Grand Prix Wagen
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3000 and 2 RS2000s Mk1 Mk2 there were several Alfa GTVs of both shapes BMW E21 2002Tii CSi and another Simca Rally 2 Most interesting for originality however were this Simca 1100 And lastly the Innocenti De Tomaso
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9th 10th May 2009 Masters Historic Racing has pledged its support to Help for Heroes through a major fund raising effort The scheme will make Help for Heroes the special charity focus at the first major UK historic motor sport festival of 2009 the Masters Classic at Donington on May 9 10 The two days of fund
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flair and look a whole lot better than the mat dark ones you see on some cars Philippe Demeyer mentioned that later Gropa cars were complete original designs and not modified Chevrons The classic Lola T70 of Nigel Barrett didn t complete a full lap in Race 2 It went off the road in a corner on the first lap and stalled The rescue marshals had to tow it away as you see on
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I S C 1999 at Zandvoort Race No 1 German Peter Hoffman seems to sail his McLaren over the track rather than drive on this picture Peter finished 14th one lap down on the winner His M8F looked meticulous a very impressive
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to this ex Chris Amon 707 in 1998 The Trojan factory used to be run by one Peter Agg any relation Charly proved in this race that the big V8 powered cars are fastest even in the rain Chris Chiles won last years Cup in his March 707 which started out as Helmut Kelleners 717 but Chiles restored it to its original specifications and in 1999 he tries to repeat his success
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Niagara Gazette Hallett Addoms attended Yale and the university boys would cruise around, subject to the head master's approval, Peg Addoms said. ...
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Masters Historic. Racing has announced that it will run its Interserie Revival concept alongside Proto 70s grids in 2010.
Is it possible to die standing up and remain that way?
Q. I don't really know where to put this question, Health, Education, Japan, Taiwan (where I teach). Sorry if it doesn't belong here. I had a student come up to me the other day and ask me a really puzzling question. Mind you these are middle school aged kids so things like this are more interesting to them. The questions was "I was watch a Japanese history drama, they talked about a samurai that die and was still stand guard" ~ translated ~" I was watching a Japanese historic drama, and they was a samurai that died standing guard over his master." Well it took me nearly all weekend to find what the heck he was talking about but persistence won and I found the tale/legend of the Standing Death of Benkei" ( , Benkei no Tachi j ). Apparently… [cont.]
Asked by chububobcat - Tue May 12 04:38:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have heard of this story. It was on a Japanese history channel thing, from what I remember they say that the battle took place during winter, and in a combination of his extreme fatigue and his body being flooded with adrenalin it sped up the rigor mortise process. I believe that they said that it didn't take long for them to rush him allowing for him to be found standing before the enviable collapse. It was as suspected that he probably used his naginata towards the end to stabilize himself knowing that he was about to die. In my opinion it is possible because when someone goes into rigger their body will stiffen and being in the cold weather it will speed up this process, however I also think that he was probably using his naginata to… [cont.]
Answered by wutousheng - Thu May 14 22:40:11 2009
Q. I don't really know where to put this question, Health, Education, Japan, Taiwan (where I teach). Sorry if it doesn't belong here. I had a student come up to me the other day and ask me a really puzzling question. Mind you these are middle school aged kids so things like this are more interesting to them. The questions was "I was watch a Japanese history drama, they talked about a samurai that die and was still stand guard" ~ translated ~" I was watching a Japanese historic drama, and they was a samurai that died standing guard over his master." Well it took me nearly all weekend to find what the heck he was talking about but persistence won and I found the tale/legend of the Standing Death of Benkei" ( , Benkei no Tachi j ). Apparently… [cont.]
Asked by chububobcat - Tue May 12 04:38:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have heard of this story. It was on a Japanese history channel thing, from what I remember they say that the battle took place during winter, and in a combination of his extreme fatigue and his body being flooded with adrenalin it sped up the rigor mortise process. I believe that they said that it didn't take long for them to rush him allowing for him to be found standing before the enviable collapse. It was as suspected that he probably used his naginata towards the end to stabilize himself knowing that he was about to die. In my opinion it is possible because when someone goes into rigger their body will stiffen and being in the cold weather it will speed up this process, however I also think that he was probably using his naginata to… [cont.]
Answered by wutousheng - Thu May 14 22:40:11 2009
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