> Saw some VW racing yesterday. The first race was won by a diesel Golf. Race
> 2 was won by a Golf GTi but the diesel Caddy van which came second was
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> BTW these were well smokey, not like that SEAT BTCC Plato drives. Loads of
> soot...
>> Saw some VW racing yesterday. The first race was won by a diesel Golf. Race
>> 2 was won by a Golf GTi but the diesel Caddy van which came second was
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> Was it the red old style Caddy Van? That dose smoke like mad, it's an old pre
> PD engine I think. The rules for VWR are a bit odd as well IIRC.
Heh not that one, the front-runner was one of the new style vans in
silver and blue.
The red one was there, I commented to my mate that because of the style
of signwriting on it, it looked like a painter & decorators van and he'd
probably be using it for work this week...
The rules are odd, there is supposed to be some sort of levelling system
employed to even things out so e.g. Polos and Beetles and stuff can
compete but I'm not sure what it is
<googles>
The VWR website is a bit vague but it mentions cars are classed based on
power to weight ratios so maybe they employ some sort of ballast?

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Brownz (Mobile) - 27 May 2008 18:09 GMT
>>> Saw some VW racing yesterday. The first race was won by a diesel
>>> Golf. Race 2 was won by a Golf GTi but the diesel Caddy van which
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> The VWR website is a bit vague but it mentions cars are classed based
> on power to weight ratios so maybe they employ some sort of ballast?
The Easter bank holibob weekend had that series racing at oulton iirc.
It was a mix of rain / hail / snow that weekend.
The Deisel caddy won one race and finished on the podium in the other.
Twas on World MotorSprout on Sky the other week.

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