nderwater wrote:
If you ever make it to Le Mans, head out to Poste 106 and talk to my buddy Steve Tarrant.
He's an amazing guy.
http://www.stevetarrant-marshal.co.uk/
nderwater wrote:
If you ever make it to Le Mans, head out to Poste 106 and talk to my buddy Steve Tarrant.
He's an amazing guy.
http://www.stevetarrant-marshal.co.uk/
My wife and I hung out with the marshals at turn 3 at this year's Petit. If you work that event, where can you usually be found?
friedgreencorrado wrote:nderwater wrote:If you ever make it to Le Mans, head out to Poste 106 and talk to my buddy Steve Tarrant.
Does he work the Le Mans Classic as well? Because that's on the list for 2012 
I saw that, and my first thought was "Get the car off of the ice, it is melting!" but then I realised it is a beach.
nderwater wrote:
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nderwater wrote: My wife and I hung out with the marshals at turn 3 at this year's Petit. If you work that event, where can you usually be found?
Well, they kind of move the rest of us around, depending on experience & where it's needed. I worked 5 & 12 this year. Steve usually gets 7 every year because it's flat & he can roll his wheelchair around.
Chillin' at 11, 2010 ARRC, I think.
Keith wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote:Does he work the Le Mans Classic as well? Because that's on the list for 2012nderwater wrote:If you ever make it to Le Mans, head out to Poste 106 and talk to my buddy Steve Tarrant.
Steve usually works whenever & wherever he can. Different countries have different rules about what he can do. Here he is at Silverstone, but they had him operating the pit lane horn.
nderwater wrote:
Oh man... is that thing still competing? I remember when they got their first solid season in, they won many rounds just from the sheer speed and amount of smoke it generated even if it gave up some angle.
92CelicaHalfTrac wrote:nderwater wrote:Oh man... is that thing still competing? I remember when they got their first solid season in, they won many rounds just from the sheer speed and amount of smoke it generated even if it gave up some angle.
No, they sold it a few months back. Done competing professionally, now it's in the hands of a privateer...and it will likely die there.
MG Bryan wrote: And in New Zealand...
Aussies and Kiwis got some spooky critters to worry about.
92CelicaHalfTrac wrote:
tap or snap, bitches!
I like this.
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