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Yeah they don't look very professional, especially when they're overtaken by a local boy racer at 0:47 :lol:

Brilliant clip, sounds like they were enjoying themselves and keeping a good pace up as well.

CHUCK! What do you think?

Aye they weren't hanging about prior to their wee moment. Good control / luck.

boy racer! AYE RIGHT blackstuff :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ! That was the pikeys in a knocked off Escort making their getaway :lol:

Probably started the runs at 30 second intervals given the pace of the event. Take into account time spent stopping and hand brake turning plus the car that passed them was shifting some. Certainly they couldn't catch him up.

Anyone who's driven in a rally will know only too well that sinking feeling as things go wrong at speed - usually accompanied by an expensive noise as car meets scenery sign01

Chuck, not sure what the problem with car #91 is clapclap

I am support mechanic for my son start of next month for his first Enduro. I am do my best to reassure him at the moment, personally I cannot see the problem with a 4 hour Enduro on a cold February morning and doing my best to not remember how many years it is since I was last on an Enduro bike. He is quick enough and has a reasonable machine so he should be OK, only downside is he appears to have eaten a few pies of the Christmas break. :lol:

:lol: :lol: In actual fact the car was uprighted and we finished the vent - after a wee check up (us not the car) from the first aid crew.

Only panel undented at the end of the day was the boot lid. but it was FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!! Would love to do some rallying again.

NWS. Filthy language but quite funny

good one charlotte