The two courses they're setting out are shown below. I've no idea on the scale so can't tell how long the straights are. Not massively long I'm guess, so they can keep the speeds down a bit. Sorry about the image rotation. No idea why they're like that!
It's the first year (in this format) so can't really help much, Sorry! Most of the info is on the main site in my first post.
Then you've got one of the most beautifully built D-Type replica's in existence! I'm very familiar with the Tempero family's work, as I have the last of their seven XJ13 replicas. Here's a video Rod sent me a while back - not of my car, but of an earlier one under construction.
That is really cool. If you ever need any advice or help on the XJ13, my father in-law was involved in the development and sales. The XJ 13 is an amazing car and the Tempero version is the closest to the real one. I have a great story about the development of the XJ 13 recreation.
As another teaser, here is a pic of us in New Zealand at Erol's shop.
Actually, his steering wheel fell off! Shows how badly setup it was though as when he hit the brakes the wheels go full lock. I'll post some pictures later. It was a great event. If you were a full on racer it wouldn't have been a great test, but everyone was so much fun it more than made up for it.
