text: MIDDLESEX COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CLUB LTD THE MIDDLESEX MAGAZINE www.mcac.co.uk Number: 287 (Volume: 14; Issue: 1) May / June / July 2009 CLUB NIGHT IS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT GERRARDS CROSS SPORTS CLUB 7 Dukes Lane, off Dukes Wood Avenue, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, SL9 7TZ (off the A40, between the pillar box and pedestrian subway opposite The Apple Tree) Map Reference: 176/000875½ Telephone: 01753 886610 FORTHCOMING EVENTS 17th June Club Night 20.30 VIDEO / DVD NIGHT. Another chance to catch up with the latest occurrences on the rally scene. 24th June Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. st 1 July Partner's 20.30 PARTNER'S EVENING – MIKE'S MIDWEEK Club Night MEANDER. Hopefully the weather will be kind to us as we again venture outdoors in search of the answers to some questions around the Clubhouse, courtesy of Mike Cawthra. 5th July Rally 09.00 ESSEX CHARITY STAGES. MCAC are again running one of the stages. If you can help on the day, please contact Peter Nathan on 020 8906 0803. 8th July Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. 15th July Club Night 20.30 VIDEO / DVD NIGHT. The latest happenings on the rally scene and from the WRC. 19th July Autoshow 09.30 UXBRIDGE AUTOSHOW. Unfortunately, no autotests again this year but we have booked a stand to display the Club. Why not support the Club and display your competition vehicle. All offers of support to Brian or Kevin, please (see last page). 22nd July Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. 25th July Fun Run 12.00 FOTO-GEN-IC FUN RUN AND BBQ. Bring the family out for our annual treasure hunt around Bucking-hamshire and finish at White Mark Farm with a BBQ and silly games. Full details available later at Club and on the website, but make a note of the date now. 29th July Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. 5th August Partner's From PARTNER'S EVENING – CLASSICS ON THE GREEN. Club Night 17.00 Tonight, following the success of earlier years, we return to the annual event on Croxley Green where we will have a display of Club member's cars. Lots of interesting cars – Please note over 2000 last year – (and a couple of pubs) to keep you different venue interested for the evening. Contact Peter Nathan (020 8906 0803 for details and to book your place 12th August Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. th 19 August Club Night 20.30 VIDEO / DVD NIGHT. Catch up with the latest news from the WRC. 26th August Club Night 20.30 NATTER AND NOGGIN. 2nd September Partner's 20.30 PARTNER'S EVENING – AUTOTEST PRACTICE. An Club Night opportunity to show your skill around the bollards in a Mini. 6th September Rally 09.00 BOMB-ALONG STAGES. Details to be confirmed Co-Drivers Wanted Two request for co-drivers – 2 - James Grint - firstname.lastname@example.com – is after a co-driver who is prepared to assist him 1 - Paul Bagnall - email@example.com - take a step up into the world of Pace Note seeks a co-driver for the Rally of the Midlands on events. James has competed in several single 19/20th June. His original co-driver, his father, has venue rallies, with good promise shown, and now hung up his boots, because of "car sickness" on a seeks an experienced guide to help him up the previous outing! Some financial contribution ladder to bigger events. The car is a Mitsubishi would be required, by negotiation with Paul. The Evo 4. car is a 2-litre Pinto powered Escort. Any member who feels they could assist either of these gents, please contact them direct. Karting Evening? Mike Cawthra hopes to organise an evening Or karting session, perhaps in late June? at the 2. £50 per person, 80 lap Enduro challenge, Colnbrook Karting circuit, not far from you drive throughout, will be tiring. Heathrow airport. In both cases, you get practice / qualifying There seems to be 2 choices: runs as well. MINIMUM AGE is 16, unfair we Either know, but we don't make the rules! 1. £26 per person, 60 lap team challenge. 2 Contact Mike Cawthra (see last page) to Drivers with swaps, Race lasts approx 50 express your interest. mins. Minimum 5 teams, Max, 12 teams. Editor: any volunteers?. Published by MCAC Ltd. St. Joseph's, Heronsgate, Rickmansworth, Herts. WD3 5DF MIDDLESEX COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CLUB Ltd. is a member of ACSMC, AEMC, LCAMC & WAMC. C h a i r m a n ' s C h a t Belated congratulations to Rob Rolston and meant that we could not offer the type of Peter Cox for winning the 2008 ACSMC event or mileage advertised in the Autotest Championships (Tarmac and Grass Regulations. We were unable to plan a viable respectively) – I have only recently seen the alternative, so felt it better to cancel the event announcement on the ACSMC website! early rather than try to run an event that was not up to our usual standards. It was encouraging that around 20 members attended the recent AGM – but a shame that On the competition side, Graham and I were under half of those were not Council going well in San Remo when the diff failed members or Vice-Presidents! However, I about halfway through the 6th stage. We were think that almost everyone that was there had lying about 12th overall, 3rd in Category and something to say about the running of the 1st in class at the time, so were quite pleased Club and put forward some useful that we were competitive although upset to suggestions. Unfortunately, however, while have another non-finish. there were several good ideas, there were no The late May bank holiday saw us off to volunteers to actually put the ideas into Finland for the Lahti Historic Rally. As we got practice! Andy's draft minutes from the AGM off the ferry in Helsinki, the Finish police were are included in this issue for your information. breathalysing every driver, so after I blew into As I mentioned last time, Peter Nathan and the bag and passed, Graham drove off! They Pete Farmer stood down from the Council hadn't noticed the steering wheel was on the and we thank them for their input and other side of the car! guidance over the last few years. We hope The event was won by a certain Jari Matti their absence will be short and that they will Latvala in a MkII Escort, despite loosing 2nd agree to rejoin the Council in the near future and 3rd gears on the first stage! With a lot of as their work for the Club will be greatly very fast locals in the field of 95 starters, we missed. managed 19th overall, 9th in Category and 5th Unusually, we had 2 volunteers to stand for in Class netting us some valuable points in election and we welcome Kevin Fowler and the Championship. Paul Duckmanton to the Council. Kevin The next event in mid June is our 'local' – the volunteered for the post of Competition Ypres Historic Rally in Belgium, so only a Secretary and Paul, who you may know as short break away for that. 'Langley Response', wishes to assist Mike on the safety side and also, as an MSA We have a stand, as usual, at the Uxbridge approved CPO, will take on the role of Child but again, no Autotest as there is no space Protection Officer. We thank Jon Senior for available. We require Cars for the stand: fulfilling that role in the past. Rally Cars, Classic Cars, indeed anything of interest that can be displayed. Also on the One post that still desperately needs filling is wish list is any Audio-visual kit to show that of Magazine Editor – if you fancy taking Pictures, Videos, DVDs etc. All volunteers to on that task we would love to hear from you! I Brian Catt a.s.a.p. please. have put together this issue to keep you all up to date with things following the AGM but We are also taking a stand at the Castle without an editor future issues may be rather Coombe Rally Day (19th September) and haphazard. If there isn't a magazine to require a few volunteers to assist on it. All remind you, it is worth remembering that the volunteers to contact Darren Pike on first Wednesday of each month is a 'Partner's firstname.lastname@example.com I understand that this Evening', when we try to arrange something event is well worth a visit, so please combine non-motoring orientated, with Video/DVD a visit with a few hours work on our stand. nights or Natters on other weeks. Malc will, This year's Fun Run will be on 25th July – as usual, keep the website up-dated with details available later. Watch the website. future events. We are also hopeful of resurrecting the As you know, we were scheduled to run the Bomb-Along Stages on 6th September. Again, Honington Stages on the 3rd May but late watch the website for further information. restrictions placed on the use of the venue -4- W H A T ' S O N ? JUNE 13th Dukeries MC Rainsworth Skoda Dukeries Rally (B) Eng 13th Sutton & Cheam MC CAR-nival Sprint & Autosolo, (B) ACSMC 14th Sutton & Cheam MC CAR-nival Stages, Abingdon (B) AEMC/R2009 14th Croft (I) BTCC 19/20th Motorsport Midlands Trinity Hyundai Rally of the Midlands (B) BTRDA/HRCRMini 19/20th AC Targa Floria Westhoek Rally, Ypres, Belgium (I) EHRC6/Belg 19/21st Donegal International Rally, Ireland (I) 20th? Borough 19 MC Sprint, Lydden (B) 20th Chelmsford MC East Anglian Classic Road Rally (B) 20/21st Mid Wales Stages (A) BHRC4 21st IMS Ltd British Grand Prix, Silverstone (I) WC8 23/24th Jim Clark International Rally (A) MSA Asphalt 24/28th 66 Rally Poland (I) WRC8 27th Tunbridge Wells MC Sprint, Goodwood (B) 28th Chelmsford MC Gymkhana, Woodbridge (B) 31st Claudy Desoil Rally, Belgium (N) JUL 3/5th Goodwood RRC Goodwood Festival of Speed (I) 5th Wickford AC Essex Charity Stages (B) AEMC 6/18th HERO Summer Trial (I) 9/11th Isle of Man Rally Ltd International Rally Isle of Man (I) BRC/BHRC5 11th Bath MC Colerne Stages (B) R2009 12th Herts County AAC Summer Sprint, Debden (B) ACSMC 12th Sligo Stages (A) MSA Asphalt 12th German Grand Prix, Nurnburgring (I) WC9 18th Swansea Bay Rally (A) ANCRO/MSAGravel 18th Slaithwaite MC Opposite Lock Rally (B) 19th Brands Hatch GP Circuit (I) WTCC 19th Sutton & Cheam MC Scorpion Sprint, Longcross (B) ACSMC 19TH MIDDLESEX COUNTY AC UXBRIDGE AUTOSHOW (-) 25th Tavern MC Keevil Stages (B) R2009 26TH MIDDLESEX COUNTY AC PHOTO GEN-IC FUN RUN & BBQ (C) MIDDX 26th Sevenoaks & DMC Autosolo, North Weald (C) 26th Hungarian Grand Prix, Hungaroring (I) WC10 30/2nd Neste Oil Rally Finland (I) WRC9 AUG 1/2nd Brecon MC SGC Printing Harry Flatters Rally (A) BHRC6 2nd Snetterton (I) BTCC 2nd Lotus MC/Borough 19 MC Sprint, Hethel (B) 8th BARC Midlands Sprint, Curborough Long Course (B) 9th Chelmsford MC Autocross, Sawbridgeworth (B) 15th Southern CC Wuggin Stages, Colerne (B) R2009 15/16th Kings Lynn DMC Richard Burns Memorial Rally (B) 16th Sutton & Cheam MC Tempest Rallysprint (B) 16th Knockhill (I) BTCC 21/22nd Ulster International Rally (I) BRC 23rd European Grand Prix, Valencia (I) WC11 27/29th 14th Rallye Alpi Orientali Historica (I) EHRC7 30th Silverstone (I) BTCC Belgian Grand Prix, Spa 30th Francorchamp (I) WC12 30th Mewla National Rally (A) MSA Asphalt/BTRDA 30th Sevenoaks & DMC Sprint, North Weald (B) SEPT 3/6th Repco Rally Australia (I) WRC10 5th Woodpecker Rally (A) ANCRO/Eng/MSAGravel 6TH MIDDX CAC/Green Belt MC BOMB-ALONG STAGES (B) MIDDX/AEMC -5- A Day at the Races So here's a different view on the Historic Racing of filler had dropped out. Hands up anyone who exploits of Mr Hopkinson. He has himself written hasn't had that happen to them! No wonder the car's twice in these pages of his early efforts with his heavy Paul! Alfa, then he was foolish enough to advertise for The only 'spares' visible were four intermediate support in a more recent edition. So off to tyres. Now these looked like the real thing, proper Silverstone went I, accompanied by two small girls rubber. But I was informed that these were the road as Lara had unaccountably decided that she had tyres. For the race one has to abide by the rules somewhere else to go that did not require small which involve you fitting the control tyre which is a children. cross ply. Perfect. So you fit some expensive items Given the concentration span of a three year old is just so that your car can handle rubbish? What a around 12 seconds, we elected to skip qualifying strange game this was turning out to be! which was late morning, have lunch on the way and Paul had qualified near the back which was hardly roll up still in good time for the race. Sunday lunch surprising since the various classes allowed a in the pub just up the A43 from the entry turn-off variety of screaming Lotus Cortinas, Imps and so on was duly had and enjoyed. to all be in the same race. We watched a couple of Now I think I've only ever been to two proper race other races while we waited and Hazel made some meetings before. I've been to track days, I've been tea. Then time for the race. As he got ready round Rockingham more times than the owners, I've Annalisa wondered why Paul was wearing pyjamas driven parts of Oulton Park, Donington and Croft on (fireproof) under his race suit. the RAC rally, but because rallying has always been We sat in a free grandstand kindly erected that very my thing I haven't actually spectated at many races. week ready for the British GP. Several dozen other I recall a Silverstone GP in the Senna/Prost era such items were still under construction. Off they which was a complete rip off given that I couldn't roared and quickly became quite spaced out due to see a thing standing on a flat piece of grass (not the different pace of the classes. The Alfa was banked like good old Brands) because everybody bound to be lapped by the quicker cars before the else, who'd clearly been there before, had brought a race concluded and this duly transpired. You could box to stand on. Spent more time in the car park tell Paul was pushing as he arrived off the main afterwards than at the race. Then I was lucky straight turning into our view with a big tank slapper enough to get a corporate ticket to Oulton for the going on. Chris was timing the laps and found that BTCC many years back when I lived near that Paul was able to settle into a groove some two circuit in Cheshire. The hospitality was great! My seconds quicker than his own qualifying pace, recollection of the racing was that Andy Rouse blew practice makes perfect. everyone away in a Sierra that seemed to have a distinct unfair advantage over the other marques. After the race Chris put his laptop down in order to put the decent tyres back on for the drive home! So to Silverstone. Wandering through the paddock Hazel was going to drive and looked nervous was a different world to a rally service area, no because the steering is really heavy now with lots of urgency, like everybody had all day. Which is front camber on the car. The talk with Simon (car probably because they have! That's the thing, it's all preparation guru) was all about what could be done terribly relaxed. A few laps for qualifying in the to develop the car. Like anything else it's all about morning, hang around for four hours, do a 20 shedding weight and sharpening up the handling. minute race and then amble off home. Paul says this Not much talk about horse power I noticed. If you is one of the things that appeals, it just isn't stressful could gain 2 seconds a lap just by sorting out the in the same way that rallying is. More social, handling, then that'd be 20 seconds or so quicker on everyone standing around with time to spare for a race time and that's a lot. chat. I'm not sure who won the race, it didn't seem to Chris Keys was faithfully in attendance. When we matter. I think it had dawned on me that this wasn't wandered up he was sat in a deckchair poring over a really the point. Paul was grinning from ear to ear laptop. Engine management adjustments? No, from the challenge of driving his beloved machine wrong era. Just plenty of time to catch up on all the around such a great race track. What anybody else things he hadn't got finished during the week. The was doing was of passing interest. I'm guessing that Alfa was sitting there ready to go. One rear wing most of the competitors are made of just the same featured some neat advertising stickers, carefully stuff. placed to cover the area where the guys had bashed it rather too hard with a hammer earlier and a load Mike, Annalisa and Natasha Cawthra -6- PJ & Bertie Go Racing - Pt 3 Well here we are, after 4 rounds & almost half Next was the full circuit at Silverstone which I way through the 2009 season I find myself not risked driving the car to. I am now gaining only 1st in class but 1st Appendix K car & more confidence with the way the car handles. staggeringly 5th overall in the championship. However I am very quickly brought down to earth when Simon my Alfa racing mentor tells This may sound impressive but believe me it's me I should be taking Bridge corner flat out & down to consistency more than outright if I let the car drift out at Copse I can take it speed. The secret of course is to do every with barely a lift off. Needless to say I had round & score reasonable points each time. been braking before both these corners. Still Over the winter break the car received some finished with 4 points & drove home. much-needed "proper" suspension, including Without doubt the most fun was a 40-minute new springs, adjustable negative camber top race at Snetterton, which included a arms & stiffer bushes, the difference was compulsory pit stop. Snetterton is fast & immediate. Now the car turns in well & when flowing with corners that demand bravery & you get into an oversteer situation it is totally commitment. As this was a long fast race it controllable. Infact, I am learning that because attracted some of the "big bangers". The usual we have to use historic cross ply tyres, the array of Mustangs & Jags pitched up but we best way to carry lots of speed in & out of the also had the added excitement of two 1964 corners is to almost encourage the car into a Ford Falcon Sprint's. These car were pretty 4-wheel drift – bravery pill optional!!! I've also special in their day as they were homologated invested in some new tyres, which now that at about 900kg with over 500hp on tap. they are "run in" feel really good. Compare this to a Lotus Cortina 690kg & The first round of this year was at Donington 195hp or my car 950kg &165hp. Suffice to say Pk, which very nearly didn't happen. If you at the end of the race I was 4 laps behind the remember the reports in Motorsport News the leading Falcon. Wednesday before the meeting they were still Chris Keys who is my pit crew & all round waiting for a track licence. This was due to the good geezer had a new responsibility for this earthworks surrounding the new pit tunnel, race. As we had to come in for a compulsory which came within 20m of the track on the run pitstop I took the opportunity of allowing off area between McLean's & Coppice. If you Simon the chance to drive some of the race, did lose it coming out of McLean's you were this would allow him to see what he thought of basically screwed. The MSA would only grant the car's new set up. Chris was not only in the licence by insisting there was to be a charge of the very professional pit board that permanent yellow flag situation between the he made but also the stopwatch ensuring that two corners. As this was my first time at the the pitstop was within the window advised by venue it didn't worry me too much but some of race control. Once in the pit I clambered out of the more experienced drivers were saying that the passenger side of the car whilst Chris neutralising that portion effectively ruined the helped Simon get seated & ensured the belts lap. The MSA observers were being very strict were adjusted correctly. Simon was then let with 1-2 drivers in every race being excluded out onto the circuit & immediately started for breaching the ruling. Never the less I setting times around 2 secs a lap quicker than finished & picked up 4 points. me, mind you he does have 20 yrs racing Next was Cadwell Park, wow what a brilliant experience more than I have. We spent the circuit. It is very narrow, very twisty & has the rest of the race on the pit wall cheering Simon famous mountain section; whose run off areas on every time he past. I must say it was a bit are only as wide as the car, so going off in this weird seeing my car racing past me. Another 6 section is going to hurt. It is ideally suited to points. small, nimble sprint cars like Minis, Imps & So this is the season so far. I am happy with Anglia's and really doesn't suit overweight, the handling, steering & braking. My attention underpowered Alfa Romeo's. Never mind eh, now will concentrate on making the car lighter, much fun was had and another 4 points sourcing a CR gearbox & fitting a pair of 45's gained. to help it breathe better at high revs, the -7- current 40's strangle it apparently. The best bit I will do another article at the end of the so far is that the car is proving to be very season to let you know how I got on. reliable requiring only minor spanner checks I must finish by offering my endless thanks to between races. Chris & Hazel whose help is appreciated more There are another five rounds to go this than I can say. season & my plan is to stay pretty much All the best where I am on the tables, this simply requires finishing each round & getting more points, Paul how difficult can it be??? HSCC / HRSR ByBox Historic Racing Saloons Championship Points Table 2009 (as at 04/06/09) Middlesex County Automobile Club Ltd. MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD AT 21.00 ON WEDNESDAY 22nd APRIL 2009 AT GERRARDS CROSS SPORTS CLUB Present:- T Phillips (Chairman), President J Williams, Vice Presidents Mrs. C. Poxon and G. Samuel; B Catt, P Farmer, K Fowler, A Greenland, M Hurst, P Nathan, D Pike and 8 other members. 1 APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies for Absence were received from Vice Presidents D Baker, A. L'Estrange and T Ryan; M Cawthra, P Duckmanton, M Farmer and K Phillips. 2 MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD ON 23rd APRIL 2008 The Minutes of the previous AGM held on 23rd April 2008 were read by the Secretary. They were agreed as a correct record, proposed by Mrs C Poxon, seconded by P Farmer and passed unanimously. 3 MATTERS ARISING None. 4 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS The Report of the Directors had been previously published in the magazine. G Samuel asked about membership levels, the response being 278 (260 paid up) from 287 last year. The acceptance of the report was proposed by J Williams, seconded by M Mansell and passed unanimously. 5 ADOPTION OF ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER 2008 The Accounts had been previously published in the magazine. -8- The Chairman reported that the Accounts had been satisfactorily scrutinised by Messrs Coopers. The Treasurer has reported that another £10 tax is due because of the tax rate increase to 21%. G Samuel questioned why the Club had purchased a stock of the Centenary Book, in view of the fact that its production had been undertaken independently and without the Council's authorisation, a view supported by J Williams. The general consensus was that the anticipated sales of 200 were over optimistic; T Phillips responded that the monies were available from the underspend on the Centenary year budgeted expenditure. G Samuel recorded his concerns on the circumstances. J Williams asked why there was no income from advertising; the Chairman explained that the Barts advert was paid bi-annually and had not been disbursed over the relevant years. The Breakspear PH advert was in lieu of payment for the trailer storage there. J Williams asked about garaging expenditure and reduced rent for council meetings; the rent was for the storage of the Club trailer and reduced rent was because of the relocation of Council meetings to Chiltern Sports Club. G Samuel noted that investment income would be significantly reduced this year, and asked whether the Council had any proposals, and also whether the club could acquire storage premises. The Council is always on the lookout for storage premises, but unfortunately we operate in a very expensive area. T Phillips/P Nathan had found some premises but they were not suitable to house 'Donna' and proved too expensive. J Williams asked what interest was being paid on investments, no answer was available. The adoption of the Accounts was proposed by G Samuel, seconded by J Williams and passed unanimously. 6 ELECTION OF OFFICERS 6.1 ELECTION OF PRESIDENT The Council had nominated Mr J M Williams for the position of President, and with no other nominations being received, he was duly elected unopposed. 6.2 ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENTS The Council had nominated Mesdame C. Poxon, Messrs D. Baker, A. L'Estrange, G E Samuel and T Ryan as Vice-Presidents, and with no other nominations being received, they were duly elected unopposed. 6.3 ELECTION OF SECRETARY The Council had nominated A. Greenland for the position of Secretary, and with no other nominations being received, he was duly elected unopposed. 6.4 ELECTION OF TREASURER The Council had nominated M. Cawthra for the position of Treasurer, and with no other nominations being received, he was duly elected unopposed. 6.5 ELECTION OF COMPETITION SECRETARY The Council had nominated K Fowler for the position of Competition Secretary, and with no other nominations being received, he was duly elected unopposed. A Vote of Thanks was made to P Nathan. 6.6 ELECTION OF COUNCIL OF MANAGEMENT Messrs R Brooker, P Brown, B Catt, M Farmer, M Hurst, T Phillips and D Pike were standing for re-election. A Valid Nomination had been received for Paul Duckmanton. As there were 8 candidates for the 15 vacancies, they were all elected unopposed. P Farmer and P Nathan were thanked for their contributions to Council. R Brook continues as Championship Secretary. P Farmer proposed a Vote of Thanks to Jon Senior. Messrs Williams/Samuel proposed a Vote of Thanks to P Farmer for his contribution to Council and the magazine, which was passed unanimously. 7 ANY OTHER BUSINESS 7.1 The Chairman explained the situation regarding the quorum at Council meetings, the situation would continue to be monitored. In noting the shortage on council, G Samuel commented that this was very disappointing but similar to many other clubs. He suggested that assistants to Officials be used to aid recruitment to Council. 7.2 P Nathan pointed out a proposal to financially support junior members (explained by M Hurst, the Jeeves brothers in Karting) had been declined by Council (because it is against Club policy/Articles of Association to sponsor individual members). He was also concerned at not spending banked monies which would not be earning much interest, eg on Club storage or even a workshop for members, and that the Club needed a drive to recruit new members. He had himself witnessed a decline in the fortunes of Chess Valley MC. J Williams asked about local advertising, and a discussion ensued on types of motorsport within MCAC. G Samuel commended the efforts to find new venues, a process which needs to continue. P Nathan said there was an idea to make a DVD, to bring in new YOUNG members, and J Williams suggested cheaper membership for younger members eg under 25 years. M Mansell asked whether adverts and publicity could be placed at karts tracks, colleges etc. 7.3 The Chairman explained that the proposed stage rally at RAF Honington has to be cancelled for 2 reasons – shortage of entries and the reduced mileage and quality of stages due to a late restriction on the available area. 8 There being no other business, the Chairman thanked the members for their attendance and closed the meeting at 22.28. -9- Donations to Charity from Recent Events - 10 - - 11 - Middlesex Challenge 2009 After 3 events, the Valentine Scatter, MiddleWick Stages and Brakefast Autotests, the current standings are shown below. We have Rob in the lead simply because he has done 2 events, but any of the next dozen members could be in contention, as they all have strong single event scores. Name Valentine MiddleWick Brakefast Total Rob Brook 81.61 0.00 95.94 177.55 James Betchley 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 Simon Fowler 100.00 0.00 0.00 100.00 Richard Upton 0.00 100.00 0.00 100.00 Paul Bareham 0.00 100.00 0.00 100.00 Richard Edwards 0.00 100.00 0.00 100.00 Paul Brown 0.00 100.00 0.00 100.00 Rob Rolston 0.00 0.00 100.00 100.00 Mark Webster 0.00 0.00 100.00 100.00 Jon Senior 0.00 0.00 99.66 99.66 Chris Keys 0.00 0.00 96.23 96.23 Martin Lush 0.00 0.00 93.73 93.73 Stuart Cogger 0.00 93.32 0.00 93.32 Chris Hedges 0.00 0.00 89.13 89.13 Mike Trim 0.00 0.00 85.42 85.42 Christine Wooster 0.00 0.00 76.24 76.24 Sarah Wooster 0.00 0.00 67.07 67.07 Peter Farmer 64.71 0.00 0.00 64.71 Tony Phillips 64.71 0.00 0.00 64.71 James Grint 0.00 10.00 0.00 10.00 Graham Samuel 0.00 10.00 0.00 10.00 Ross Daniels 0.00 10.00 0.00 10.00 Peter Cox 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Judgement Day! Most of us read the Judicial reports in the MSA Publications to see what our fellow, but rule breaking, competitors get up to, but just read this.... Carl Long, a good but minor competitor in NASCAR racing in USA has just been done for having an engine measured as oversize. Serves him right, you may say, but just read on. The NASCAR engine limit is 358 cu ins, and Carl's engine was 358.17 cu in. Bringing it to our terms, that's 2001cc on a 2000cc limit, so what did they do to him? Slapped wrist, don't do it again, disqualified this event? Small fine? NO....read below. $200,000 fine, 12 race ban for Driver, Owner and Team Principal, 200 Owner points lost, 200 Driver points lost and Confiscation of the engine involved. This draconian punishment is being appealed, and a petition is being organised to help the appeal. Also fans are collecting money to donate for the fine. This team is one of the small-fry in the sport, and it's whole being is jeopardised by this ruling. OK by F1 standards, this is small beer, but the team explained that the engine was a well worn re-build that nobody thought to measure accurately, they just assumed it to be inside the capacity limits. With such a small discrepancy, the accuracy of measurement must be questioned, but NASCAR seem determined to make this a warning to all others. - 12 -


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LIGHTS added a new photo to her instagram countdown today (day 4) wearing an H&M Divided Jersey Tank Top ($14.95) in black with a white "Awesome" graphic.
LIGHTS Poxleitner wore a Forever 21 Owl Face Crop Top (sold out) in a new instagram photo.
LIGHTS posted a new instagram photo today wearing an Inhale Exhale Tank ($24.00) by Jazmin Whitley.
LIGHTS posted a new photo on instagram today wearing her husband's GHSF Tomahawk T-Shirt ($20.00).
LIGHTS wore a Wilfred Free Ballinger Sweater ($24.99) from Aritzia last month in an instagram photo with her husband Beau Bokan.
LIGHTS posted a new instagram photo last night wearing a Golden Hearts Shine Forever 'Stay Shine' Snapback ($25.00).
LIGHTS posted a new instagram photo today wearing a green, black and gray Young & Reckless Riot Hat ($26.45).
LIGHTS wore a black American Apparel Unisex See Thru Short Sleeve V-Neck ($26.00) in an old photoshoot.
Lights posted this photo to Instagram today wearing a GHSF 'Ron Burgundy' Beanie ($25.00).
LIGHTS did a photoshoot with her husband Beau Bokan showing off her pregnant belly. In this shot she wears a Salt Valley Buffalo Plaid Western Shirt ($49.00) from the mens section of Urban Outfitters.


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Egypt's request to postpone a long-awaited IMF loan due to recent political unrest could lead to a downgrade in the country's credit rating, credit rating agency Moody's said in a report on Monday.
Egypt was hit by a constitutional crisis following a 22 November decree by President Morsi which caused a political faceoff between Islamist and secular factions. He later revoked the decree.
The report also hinted that the recent stabilisation of the country's external balance of payments and government finances is weakening as a direct consequence of the current political faceoff.
Moody's said the IMF loan was vital because it would boost investor confidence, raise foreign investment and reduce the budget deficit. Without the loan, Egypt could be subjected once again to external and domestic financing pressures, the report explained.
After the January 2011 uprising, Moody's downgraded Egypt's credit rating to B2, usually assigned to countries that are not creditworthy. If the IMF loan is further halted Egypt could face another credit demotion, Moody's said.
The Egyptian government has claimed the loan was delayed due to the need to reach a consensus with factions opposed to the loan.
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UK's Jan inflation rate unchanged at 2.7%
Rise in alcohol, tobacco and air fares countered elsewhere
By Gaurav Sharma | CFO UK | Published 10:12, 12 February 13
The UK's rate of consumer price inflation (CPI) for January remained unchanged at 2.7 percent for the fourth month in a row, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Tuesday.
The main upward pressure on the headline rate of inflation came via an 8.5 percent rise in the prices of alcohol, tobacco and air fares. However, this was countered by a slower pace of price rises seen elsewhere, especially in clothing and footwear goods.
The ONS said it was the longest period over which the headline rate of inflation had remained unchanged. The CPI rose to this level in October 2012 from a 34-month low of 2.2 percent in September.
The statistics body also revealed that January's Retail Prices Index (RPI) inflation rate, which includes mortgage interest payments and is usually higher than the CPI, rose to 3.3 percent in January from 3.1 percent in December.
Commenting on the figures, Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, opined that the headline rate of inflation may have remained flat but offered little comfort to the Bank of England, which craves a 2 percent rate, and British households squeezed in a tough economic climate.
"Furthermore, it looks highly likely that consumer price inflation will reach 3.0 percent within the next few months and stay close to that level until the fourth quarter," Archer told CFOWorld.
"Oil prices are at a nine-month high, while food prices look likely to stay relatively elevated in the near term at least due to recent poor harvests. On top of this is the increasing risk that import prices will be pushed up by the pound sterling's recent weakness," he concluded.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas agreed to a Jewish Israeli serving as mayor of an umbrella municipality for Jerusalem that would govern the capitals of Israel and a Palestinian state, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.Abbas received applause from a visiting group of leftwing Israeli students in Ramallah last week when he said that Jerusalem could be two open cities coexisting under one municipal umbrella.Olmert reveled that when Abbas made such a commitment to him in their negotiations that ended in September 2008, he also addressed who would head the joint municipality."Abu Mazen [Abbas] agreed that while Jerusalem would be separated into two capitals, there would be an umbrella mayor, and given the Jewish majority in the city, he is likely to be Israeli," Olmert said.Neither Olmert nor Abbas defined what role the umbrella municipality would have over the two capitals, whether it would have proper administrative functions or be largely symbolic.In their negotiations, Olmert proposed that Jerusalem's entire Old City would be internationalized under the control over five countries: Israel, the new Palestinian state, the United States, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. Asked whether Abbas accepted the offer, Olmert said, " I think he liked the idea that three out of the five countries that would be part of the international trusteeship were Muslim."Olmert said some of the information about what went on in his talks with Abbas that has been leaked by the Palestinians has been untrue. For instance, he said it is not true that the Palestinians made him an offer of Israel keeping two percent of the land over the pre-1967 lines."Someone must have made up that number afterward," Olmert said. "Maybe it was a negotiating point the Palestinians intended to raise when they came back to the table.I'm giving you a fair, honest account of what happened."Olmert said he spoke to the Palestinians about Israel keeping 6.3% of the land over the pre-1967 Green Line, which would be compensated by land swaps from inside the line.But he said Wednesday that "with much less than 6.3%" Israel could relocate some 90,000 settlers who would be evacuated from their communities into three demographic centers in the parts of Judea and Samaria that Israel would keep.In Olmert's plan, Israel would not have kept a security presence in the Jordan Valley. There would have been security measures that could be taken by Israel, the Palestinians, Jordan, and international forces, which might have been stationed on the Jordanian side of the border with the new Palestinian state.On the issue of Palestinian refugees, Olmert said he offered to accept 1,000 a year for five years on a humanitarian basis, not on a Palestinian "right of return." He said that Abbas expected more, but he never said how many more."Abu Mazen told me he does not want to change the demographics of Israel," Olmert said."I think he was very forthcoming.He was happy with territorial solution I proposed. When he says that had I stayed in office longer there might have been an agreement, he might be right. But he should have accepted my offer and changed the history of the world. Not coming with a positive answer was a terrible mistake."Olmert defended Abbas for refusing Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's demand for him to already recognize Israel as a Jewish state. He said such a request should only come at the end of the process, when he receives commitments from the Israeli side.But Olmert issued rare praise for Netanyahu, saying that he had become noticeably less critical of American policies in public."He's understood that it's not in Israel's interests to be in confrontation with America," Olmert said. "It's a more responsible approach. I respect the restraint he has imposed on ministers, preventing them from criticizing [US Secretary of State] John Kerry, who is a friend of Israel, who should be praised for his compassionate effort to bring peace."Olmert also praised Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman for adopting a pro-US stance, saying that he is "far less extreme than his image." He slammed MKs in the Land of Israel caucus who criticized American policies in a private meeting Tuesday with American Ambassador Dan Shapiro and revealed its contents to the press."It is outrageous that MKs asked Shapiro what the US had done for Israel," he said. "Imagine if there will be no deal and the Palestinians go to the UN.Who will we come to if not the Americans to help us? After the amazing US commitment over the last few years, especially with the growing isolation of Israel, it's totally unacceptable to jeopardize that good will and our good relations with the US."The full interview will be published in a magazine that will be distributed at The Jerusalem Post Conference in New York on April 6.
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Bijou Café owner Jean-Pierre Knaggs said he's been trying to get help from the city to improve the streetscape around his restaurant for years.
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"They know we've already filed a bill for next session," said Rep. Robert Elliott, R-Salem, a casino proponent.
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"Our intention is to use this bill as a forerunner, not excluding the possibility of having a casino in some other part of the state," Elliott said.
Beyond the 10 lawmakers whose names will be on the bill are another 75 who support the plan, Elliott said.
Rep. Steve Vaillancourt, R-Manchester, meanwhile, is separately proposing to license as many as six gambling venues.
Rep. Marjorie Smith, D-Durham, a longtime opponent of casino gambling who has been allied with Casino Free NH, said the press conference will include a whole group of individuals and organizations.
"My concerns have always been the same, show me the money," she said. "If the state is going to get into this business, show me the benefit to the state."
Smith also said she is worried about helping out-of-state developers at the expense of the state.
Other opponents have had concerns that permitting casinos in New Hampshire could undermine the state's quality of life by contributing to gambling addiction or increased crime.
Despite approval from the Senate and support from Gov. Maggie Hassan, the House last spring rejected casino gambling, 199-164.
"The New Hampshire House has consistently been opposed to casino gambling for a range of reasons," Smith said. "I see no reason to believe 2014 will be any different."
She compared the gambling issue to a popular movie.
"Do you remember the movie 'Groundhog Day?'" she asked, referring to the film, starring Bill Murray, where a TV weatherman is stuck in Punxsutawney, Pa., repeatedly reliving the day.
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Rep. Joe McNamara said Wednesday that he's reintroducing the legislation, which he says honors one of Rhode Island's best dishes while highlighting its fishing industry.
Similar legislation passed the House last year but died in the Senate. This year, McNamara's bill has a Senate sponsor, Sen. Susan Sosnowski, a South Kingstown Democrat.
McNamara, a Warwick Democrat, says the bill is an easy way to celebrate Rhode Island's fishing and restaurant industries. He says the state should be proud to have the largest squid fleet on the East Coast. The state's squid catch is shipped to all 50 states and around the world.
Rhode Island calamari consists of fresh squid, lightly fried and served with banana peppers.
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Translation of knee-high in Spanish:
- [sock] largo the weeds are knee-high la maleza llega hasta las rodillas when he was just knee-high to a grasshopper [colloquial/familiar] cuando era apenas un renacuajo [colloquial/familiar]
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