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Postby Scott J » Wed 06.06.2007, 11:41

chris.t wrote:ok then whats the cube root of 10987????


104.82 ish
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Postby markv » Wed 06.06.2007, 11:49

:offtopic: - and that's the square root - the cube root is 22.23119306 (approximately) :-)
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Postby chris.t » Wed 06.06.2007, 12:09

markv wrote::offtopic: - and that's the square root - the cube root is 22.23119306 (approximately) :-)

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Postby Nige » Wed 06.06.2007, 12:34

Weird :smt075

Only maths I'm doing at the moment is the obvious:

24 hours in a race.................24 beers in a case


Spooky :shock:
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Postby Scott J » Wed 06.06.2007, 16:27

Weather not looking so dry now so will pack my waterproofs,
Quali could be a right lottery.

Stirling Moss will be driving an Aston DBR1, I wonder how many other old green brit cars will be about...... :|
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Postby dapinky » Wed 06.06.2007, 17:25

markv wrote::offtopic: - and that's the square root - the cube root is 22.23119306 (approximately) :-)


NO IT ISNT! (depending on your idea of "approximately")

it's 22.231036319379509023651519643491 (approximately!)
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Postby Nige » Wed 06.06.2007, 17:46

Scott J wrote:Stirling Moss will be driving an Aston DBR1, I wonder how many other old green brit cars will be about...... :|


Well I can think of one it's about 12 years old.

Oh, and another one thats about 45 years old.
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Postby Scott J » Fri 08.06.2007, 20:41

Autosport seems to be about Lewis the new boy, no Le mans supplement ? won't next weeks be too late :?

Car packed, offski to sunny Scarborough tomorrow for a night, then hit Hull.
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Postby Nige » Fri 08.06.2007, 20:56

Have a safe journey and see you next week. This months Evo has a guide but as the Autosport one isn't out until next week it'll be a question of picking one up at the circuit.
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Postby Scott J » Fri 08.06.2007, 21:43

Nige wrote: Autosport one isn't out until next week it'll be a question of picking one up at the circuit.


Thanks Nige
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Strange of Autocar, they usually have it out well in advance as most people will already be there next week. So another trip to le village.
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Postby chris.t » Sun 10.06.2007, 15:00

Nige shall we agree to meet at our rvp at about noon +/- 15 mins? Pls Respond
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Postby Bobc » Mon 11.06.2007, 22:05

Hi all, Dover 9.30 Thueday, see you there!

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Postby F1 LOTUS » Fri 15.06.2007, 18:59

http://www.radiolemans.com/

Well worth a listen 8) :D
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Postby Bobc » Mon 18.06.2007, 12:58

Hi all, Just wanted to say a big thanks for a great weekend and your hospitality towards this 'gate crasher', especially for the loan of the tent and the many beers!

A perfect weekend!

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Postby chris.t » Mon 18.06.2007, 21:36

just got back. Good journey through France with the mass exodus back to blighty.

Really enjoyed the week, despite the rain. Thanks to nige for getting everything organised. Appreciate also all the LM knowledge imparted to get us in the right places at the right times, pls pass on our thanks to Mark also. Hope everyone got back ok - yes the weather was a bit iffy but was roofless for most of the way.

CU all next year (but i might do the Classic!!!!)

Cheers Chris

PS i will edit a vid together which i will post to you as and when
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Postby Scott J » Tue 19.06.2007, 14:25

We got to Zeebrugge at 1600 with an hour to spare !

Topless all the way, seems we missed the rain that spoiled the end of the race.

Home yesterday afternoon, took a long wash to get all that campsite mud of the car, 24's are gleaming again.

So maybe see some of you at the Classic next year.
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Postby muley » Wed 20.06.2007, 09:38

Hope everyone got back safely.

We had an atrocious drive back to the coast in pouring rain and spray all the way back.

Nice rest and recuperation the following day, though, visiting WWI sites and museums. Nice food, too.

Uncovered this site http://www.pbase.com/bentleyboys/le_mans_07
which has some really good photos.

I'll post a couple myself shortly.

Thanks are due to Nige for organising this.

It was really good to travel down most of the way with Mark and Matt - it made for a really special drive.

I have to say it was a real pleasure to meet such a genuinely nice bunch of 'youngsters'. Top blokes, every one.

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Postby muley » Wed 20.06.2007, 10:06

Pics as promised
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Postby Nige » Wed 20.06.2007, 13:29

Pleased to see all are back safely and got through what was a pretty horrendous drive on the Sunday after the race finished. It wasn't quite the wettest Le Mans I've been to as far as the race was concerned (95 was wetter I seem to think) but for sheer persistence throughout the week it takes the prize. However, we managed to stay mainly dry and it wasn't too cold.

A good result I think with 3 different cars in the top 3 places and Brit privateer (Martin Short's Roll Centre Racing) in fourth and the Aston finally winning the GT 1 Class and fifth overall. Would have preferred both the Kristensen, Capello, McNish Audi in P1 and the 007 Aston with Herbert in it as the GT 1 winner but that would have been the icing on the cake.

I'll be back at Le Mans next year if all goes as intended.
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Postby Rambo » Thu 21.06.2007, 09:47

Is the wind turbine to help your Elan go faster Chris or to power up the fridges to help keep the beers cool ??!! LOL

PS Clemo and those N/A boys may be interested in your new mod. !! LOL
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