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Sensational
pic taken just after turn 3 at Eastern
Creek where the track goes over the access
tunnel and has sunk a bit. Wayne
Crossland is the driver, speed is about
175-180kph (110-112mph)
The file
is a big one but it is worth the wait
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Some
nice shots here from the recently held
Eastern Creek Superkart Spectacular
Pix Evan Lyons, Alan
Kennedy, Instant Photos Aust. and others
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F.P.
Engineering (France) are responsible for
this most beautiful piece of engineering
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product fitted to the Payart's Kart
Pix by Damien Payart
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Brian
Stockman #43 and Warren McIlveen duking it out
at the Eastern Creek Superkart Spectacular
on Feb 9th & 10th. Warrens RS250 Honda
#1 lunched itself early on on Saturday
denying us the spectacle of these Stockman
MR2's at full cry together in anger!
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John
Murfitt from Tasmania owns this very tasty looking RM125/Dap.
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Unfortunately the picture does not do justice
to the sensational paintwork!
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Early
pix of the Hemmingway 250cc Superkart engine
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Wes
Nicholson demonstrating the delicate art of kart control (letting
it all hang out!)
Wes assures me that
he had complete control of the kart at all times!
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A
couple of European superkarters, Francis and Damien Payart, having a bit
of fun.
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These guys are the French
designers and builders of the new FP F250E
superkart engine. Similar configuration to a Rotax
256
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Nice
picture of the V-Dot HF250T twin cylinder 250cc superkart engine. These
beautifully made engines have only recently gone into production.
You can find out
more about these engines by visiting the HF Racing website at http://www.hfracing.com/products.htm
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These
are a couple of karts that are making the trip across to the U.S. to
compete at the "Unofficial World Championships" of
superkarting.
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The first pix on the file
is a very early (1996) pic of me! (naturally) in the "Silky
Hen" at Baskerville (turn 4). The Chassis is
a Techno and is powered by a '92 RS125 Honda.
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This pic is of Mike Ray
in a 250cc Yamaha powered, "laydown". Mike lives
in Ohio, USA. The 250cc class over there is a bit different to what we are
used to seeing in Oz, engines just have to be 250cc and they mostly run
'em on methanol and other jungle juices! This class is really an experimental class as their pro
classes are 80cc & 125cc. Mike is now playing with big horsepower
(800bhp) Sprint-Cars on the speedway.
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This
is what you don't want to see at the end of a 250 Inter. race!
John Pellicano's L/H rear after
popping it on the second to last lap at the 2000 1 hour enduro at Winton
in Victoria.
John went on to finish the race
with this mess! (sheesh)
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Nice
pic of the Giova Racing team karts of John Pellicano and Steve Crossland
in
formation at Lakeside in
Queensland.
Note the open visor! (hehehe)
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2 nice
shots of John Pellicano at Oran Park in NSW.
One pix shows him doing it right
and the other showing him doing it not so right! (woo hoo)
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Sam
Savaglia and Craig Lowndes each demonstrate to captive audiences their
panel beating skills and ability to do front end wheel alignments rather
quickly!!
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And
then Sam going on to bigger and better things! (eventually)
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Not a
kart pix but you should appreciate the work that has gone into the
preparation of this very tasty Suzuki RG500
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