PDA

View Full Version : Sorry but....


Les
26th May 2003, 11:38 PM
I have just got to say well done to Dave Pinkney - 1st and 3rd - great!
After a dodgy start to the season they have now worked out how to get the best out of the car so full steam ahead.
Alan
26th May 2003, 11:48 PM
Here here!!!

And he was suffering from flu!

The race on Saturday was excellent Les - and Dave was only just second. A final corner attempt could have resulted in disaster but Dave sensibly backed off and kept second. I hope they show it on tv.

As for his run back through the field on Sunday - well!!

Well done Dave.:D
Ann
27th May 2003, 12:00 AM
Very impressive stuff especially as he was feeling so rough!

All I coukd think about during Sunday's race was - I bet Les wishes she was here!
Les
27th May 2003, 07:37 AM
I was pretty gutted to have missed it but I was being kept up to date by Dave's other half Jay and of course Kev and Sandra. I am very sure this is not the last I'll see of him on the podium.

but what gets me - he has to make it hard for himself. No poodle round at the front - he has to spin and then fight from the back. ;)
Sandra R
27th May 2003, 09:27 AM
I would also like to say well done to Dave for two pretty exciting races. What with those two races and two wins for Tom in Production BTCC, I don't have any nails left.

Also have to pass on congratulations to a young gentleman by the name of Jonathan Cocker. 16 years old and blew them all away in the second race of the Porches to take second place overall. I think we are going to hear his name a lot in the future.

He may look very young - but there is nothing immatuare about his driving or the way he conducts himself overall. Well done Jonathan!
Amanda
27th May 2003, 07:11 PM
Well done Dave ~ two great races!
Alan
28th May 2003, 11:40 PM
And as for pulling faces at the camera - well!!!:p
Les
29th May 2003, 12:03 AM
they should have done as Tim said and interviewed him - nicely take up an hour or so ;)
Stuart
29th May 2003, 01:26 PM
Have to admit, when I saw David spin I thought "thats that then"
It was a brilliant drive back through the field, made more impressive by the fact that he was clearly thinking about what he was doing rather than just diving for ever decreasing gaps.