Time Attack 2009 Round 4 - Brands Hatch

It was off to Brands Hatch for Round 4 of Time Attack


And for the first time ever it was Steve Gugliemi in the Gugliemi Motorsport Lotus Elise taking the win with a 48.6 second lap

Second was Olly Clark in the Roger Clark Motorsport Impreza with 50.1

Third place to Chris Ward in the RSE Motorsport Evo 7 with 50.2

4th place for the best looking car on the grid, Robin Duxburys Evo 8 - 50.4


Still the fastest N/A car is Jeff Milehams TVR Tuscan with a 53.9, overtaking James Nicholls 5th overall Car Planet Racing Evo 6 - 50.8

A better result for Duncan Cowper in the F1 turbo Hayabusa powered Dax Rush - 52.06, 6th overall

John Stevensons Impreza - ClubPro 52.96

Ben James Rx7 makes its yearly return


Paul Hughes Buddy Club Dc5 - 54.2, Club FF N/A winner

Duncan Graham in the RaceDynamix Impreza now effectively has the club class title in the bag since the 'promotion' of Shane Smith to ClubPro, a move that not many are happy about including myself

Mark Pollards 6R4 on BBS LM's, tasty. Im not a 'wheel whore' but BBS LM's do it for me on almost any car

Julian Westwood in the first Evo X to compete in the series

But Zen Peformance ran out of luck with their Impreza suffering a fiery exit

The final is at Snetterton as part of the Modified Live show on October 11th

Time Attack 2008 Round 5 - Brands Hatch

Back to probably my favourite circuit of 2007 - Brands Hatch in Kent for Round 5 of Time Attack. Perfect weather made for perfect conditions

Club Class
Its that man again! Kev Horsley in the Scoobyclinic supported Impreza secured the forced induction championship with his 5th sucessive win out of 5 rounds, an impressive acheivement! His 52.24 lap was good considering the car was on borrowed time, expecting his engine to blow

Jeff Mileham in the quiet but quick TVR Tuscan took the normally aspirated class with a 54.06 lap 54.061

Gordon Wright trued his 'weekend driver' C5 Corvette instead of the GTS Skyline he normally uses, it looked sweet ontrack

Barrie Rycroft in the DCY Evo 7 took 2nd in club forced induction with 52.53

You will never keep the GTR's away from Time Attack!

Sam Kerr and the Performance Subaru Impreza took 3rd place in club forced induction with a time of 53.03

Pro Class

Taking its first win of the 2008 season was the Impreza of Zen Performance, driven by Phil Glew, running on biofuel, beating its 2007 time and also the BTCC lap record with a 48.90 lap

Second place was the Elise 'Batmobile' of Gugliemi Motorsport, driven by Steve Gugliemi with a 49.25 second lap

All the way down in third place was Olly Clark in the Roger Clark Motorsport Subaru Impreza with a 49.81 lap. Olly more or less has the 2008 championship in the bag

The RSE Motorsport Evo 7 driven by Chris Ward was the second fastest in the morning warmup but sadly retired after it, a shame as the car was quick until its retirement

Bob Parker in the GBH Motorsport Nissan S14.5 has been improving the entire season with a true 'never say die' approach to Time Attack

Crazy Jamie Stanley brought more red mist behind the wheel of the orange RC Developments Evo who got 5th with a 52.008...
but for once was outclassed by Clive Seddon in the yellow RC car who got 4th with 51.76, here seen overtaking Ron Kiddel in the RK Tuning R32 GTR, who got 6th with 53.34

The final will be at Snetterton as part of the Modified Live! show on October 12th