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Classic Events & Results

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Wolves - 'Ocar' World Classic Saloons - 10/11 October 2009

Classic saloons made their annual appearance at the Wolverhampton Scalextric Club on the weekend of October 10th & 11th. This year the action was staged upon the 6 lane Aldersley circuit – a track definitely not for the faint hearted…The event is aimed at attracting scratchbuilt models of saloon cars that actually raced up until 1976. The long wheelbase regulations had been altered slightly this year in an attempt to vary the grid. The 1976 cut off date meant that cars such as Jaguar XJ12s and Rover 3.5 SD1s were no longer eligible. However, the car that did adhere to the new regs was the Ford Capri, and as a result was the ‘racers’ choice.

Long Wheel Base Grand Final - 5 minutes
38.41 laps - 1st Mark Cockerton OCAR Ford Capri/Pitlane Chassis
37.86 laps - 2nd Steve (Slotbox) OCAR Ford Capri/Pitlane Chassis
37.05 laps - 3rd Roy Pritchards OCAR Ford Capri/pitlane Chassis
36.35 laps - 4th Bill Charters Carrera Ford Capri/HRS Chassis
36.29 laps - 5th Mick Kerr Carrera Ford Capri/Scratchbuilt Chassis
34.21 laps - 6th Mike Thompson Carrera Ford Capri / Scratch built Chassis

Short Wheel Base Class
A Final 5 minutes
36.23 Laps - 1st Graham Windle Mini Cooper
35.65 laps - 2nd Dick Smith Trabbant
31.82 laps - 3rd Ralph Parker Ausin A35
31.45 laps - 4th James Noake NSU TT
31.04 laps - 5th Alexis Gaitanis Fiat 695
28.73 laps - 6th Owen Cooper Fiat Abarth

With a number of the usual modeller/builders not in attendance, concours was arguably not so hard fought this year. However, that did not stop Marlon Foakes and Rob Davies producing two magnificent models. Marlon’s re-working of an ‘Ocar’ Vauxhall Firenza resin shell based upon the late, great Gerry Marshals ‘Old Nail’ was simply stunning and a worthy overall winner of the Concours Trophy. Rob Davies ‘Traffic Models’ resin Sunbeam Rapier was equally as impressive and quite rightly earned him 2nd place. Yours truly entered an ‘Ocar’ Ford Capri RS2600 modelled on the 1971 Spa 24 hour winner. It got me a 3rd place cup, but with so many other Capris around at the weekend it lacked the all important ‘novelty’ factor.



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Ocar Saloons
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Ocar Saloons
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Ocar Saloons

Oaklands Park Can-Am Race 5th July 2009
 
15 competitors entered the event,this was Lewis' first visit to Oaklands,he tested his skills against the adults and came out on top.Congratulations Lewis and well done to all the other Wolves members who competed.
 
Results
 
1st - Lewis Gough - Wolves,Junior
2nd - Mick Kerr - Wellingborough,Adult
3rd - Rob Davies - Wolves,Adult
 

Oaklands Park Can-Am 2009
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Can-Am final
Oaklands Park Can-Am 2009
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Oaklands Cam-Am Trophy Winners
Oaklands Park Can-Am 2009
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L-R, Rob Davies-Lewis Gough-Mick Kerr
International Proxy Event Round 4 Wolves 4th July 2009 (International Track)
 
The International Proxy Series holds rounds in four Countries, Australia, UK, Canada and USA and all competitors must build cars using a standard low power motor, (Ninco NC1, NC8 or BWA Slimline) and run on standard Ninco 7mm Classic tyres, most other things are left up to the builder.
 
Results - Distance
 

1st Stig 157.95 (Ferrari TR61) 2nd WPSoko1 153.78 (Corvette) 3rd Sports Racer 152.52 (Ferrari 250 GTO)

4th 356 Speeder 151.14 (E Type Jaguar Coupe) 5th Daisyslots 151.08 (Corvette GS) 6th Bopolou 151.06 (Corvette)

7th Redlynr 150.42 (Ferrari 246) 8th Kidvoltage 149.12 (Ferrari 250 GTO) 9th Devious Dave 147.89 (Ferrari 166)

10th Robert Livingstone 147.82 Ferrari 250 GTO) 11th PeteN95 146.54 (Cunningham) 12th Ronan 146.15 (Ferrari 250 GTO)

13th Old23 145.91 (Ferrari 275) 14th Mmoose1 145.08 (Chapparal) 15th Acmost 144.32 (Ferrari 250 GTO)

16th Ecurie Martini 143.77 (Alfa 6P) 17th Mike Newns 142.89 (Aston Martin) 18th B52RN 142.76 (Corvette)

19th Fangio 141.32 (Aston Martin DB3) 20th Mongo 136.80 (Jaguar E Type) 21st Phil Kabfel 134.74 (Corvette GS)

22nd Beejay 133.92 (Lister Jaguar) 23rd RIR 132.76 (Aston Martin DB5)" 24th WCR 130.96 (Ferrari 246) 25th Dansula 128.57 (Aston Martrin Zagato)




 



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International Proxy Series Round 4 Wolves 2009
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The Cars Entered

International Proxy Series Round 4 Wolves 2009
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The Top Four

International Proxy Series Round 4 Wolves 2009
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L-R. Bill Charters-Rob Davies-Malcolm Scotto-Lewis Gough-Gary Skipp-Mac Pinches-Paul Leyshon-Roy

Early Birds '50' Event. 7th & 8th February 2009. (International Track.)
The event was for scratch built GP and Voituette cars upto and including 1960. 
The event was a great success and well turned out,may we thank everyone for their help and support,and may it continue.Many thanks.
Results.
Concours
1st Chuck Lawrence. 2nd Dave Lawson. 3rd John Prince.

Final Standings

1st Dick Smith,2nd Chris Adams,3rd Rob Davis,4th Mac Pinches,

5th Steve Francis,6th Eddie Grice,7th Michael Bickley,8th Dave Wisdom,

9th Tom Reynolds,10th Bill Charters,11th Mick Kerr,12th Ian Fitzpatrick,

13th Gary Skipp,14th Dave Farrow,15th Paul Elliot,16th Graham Windle,

17th Joel Thura,18th Pete Emery,19th Mike Perry,20th John Prince,

21st Phil Field,22nd Dave Lawson, 23rd Don Stanley,24th Lewis Ward,

25th Bryan King,26th Andy Brown,27th Aidy Badder,28th Mark Witham,

29th Tony Condon,30th Ralf Parker,31st Alexis Gaitanus,32nd Charlie Prince,

33rd John Moxon,34th Andy Tyrer,35th Dave Colins,36th Phil Smith,

37th Vic Bettels,38th Dave Sykes,39th Charlie Fitzpatrick,40th Colin Spark,

41st John Roche,42nd Lizzy Fitzpatrick,43rd Bob Rackham,44th Ross Troman,

45th Chuck Lawrence.



Early Bird '50' 2009
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Graham Windle

Early Bird '50' 2009
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Dave Lawson

Early Birds '50' 2009
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Early Bird Heat

Grand Prix Proxy Event 10th January 2009-(Aldersley Track)
 
Fifteen GP Cars were put through their paces by nine volunteer club members using the central four lanes of the Aldersley Track.
Cars had been scratch built by enthusiasts from around the country.The cars had been raced on several circuits making their final appearance on the Aldersley Track before being returned to their owners.
Before racing the club drivers voted for their choice of car for the Concours Trophy.

Grand Prix Proxy Event 10th January 2009
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Selection Of Cars

Grand Prix Proxy Event 10th January 2009
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Selection Of Cars

Grand Prix Proxy Event 10th January 2009 Entrants
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L-R Rob Davies-Roy Pritchards-Bill Charters-Tom Reynolds-Mac Pinches-Ian James-Lewis Gough

Results for the Pre-1939 Classic Meeting 23 November 2008-(Aldersley Track)
 

Concours
1st
Chris Adams-Itala.2nd Derek Cooper-Ford Coupe.3rd Phil Insull-Napier Railton.4th John Haywood-Voisin G.P.5th Bill Charters-Delage.
Finals (Step Up Finals)
Ready To Run/Modified
1st Warren Berwick-Pinkar Bugatti. 2nd Eddie Grice-Pinkar Bugatti.

Scratch
Grand Final 40 laps
1st Mark Witham.2nd Chris Adams.3rd Steve Francis.
4th Tony Condon.5th Rob Hill.6th Dick Smith.

Fastest Lap: Dick Smith-Parry Thomas Special 8.710 sec

B Final
1st
Rob Hill.2nd Derek Cooper.3rd Bill Charters.
4th Phil Smith.5th Andy Tyrer.6th Jim Pickford

C Final
1st
Jim Pickford.2nd David Farrow.3rd Chris Tyrer.
4th Pete Emerey.5th Robbie Davies.6th Don Stanley.

D Final
1st Chris Tyrer.2nd Nick Huxley.3rd Charles Tilley.
4th Tom Reynolds.5th Kane Tilley.6th Lewis Ward.

E Final
1st Tom Reynolds.2nd Phil Insull.3rd Alan Tadd
4th Ian Tyrer.5th Mike Perry.6th Malcolm Scotto.

F Final
1st Malcolm Scotto.2nd Tom Reynolds.3rd John Haywood.
4th Dave Sykes.5th Marlon Foakes.6th Steve Ward.

G Final
1st
Tom Reynolds.2nd Marlon Foakes.
3rd John Green.4th Ross Trowmans.

Driver of the day
Tom Reynolds for clawing his way back up the ladders after winding up last qualifier thanks to car problems.

Top TRRC bodied car - Driven by Bill Charters (Delahaye)
Top Penelope pitlane car - Driven by Chris Tyrer (Rolls Royce)






 



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