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Simon Harrison
25th of May 2009 (Mon), 15:09
In true British style, I'm going to complain about the weather. Bloomin' sun - far to bright, too much glare and always in the wrong place. I wish it had rained to give me something to really complain about :lol:.

Spent the day at Teesside Autodrome for the second round of the Northern Sprint Championship. A smallish entry, but there was some quite nice machinery out to play.

#1 Very well driven Puglet
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCRd22.jpg

#2 No idea what this is, but while it looked funny, it made a great noise and seemed to go pretty well too.
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCRd21.jpg

#3 This is a Gemini apparently.
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCRd25.jpg

#4 Lancia Fulva on maximum attack.
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCRd24.jpg

#5 A bit of single seater action to spice things up!
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCR23.jpg

#6 It's a tough life at times being a marshall.
http://www.srh-motorsport-photography.co.uk/Galleries/forums/POTN/NSCRd26.jpg

All were taken with a 1D mk II with either an 85mm f1.8 or Sigma 500mm bolted on the end.

Cheers,

Simon.
AzzA
26th of May 2009 (Tue), 08:24
Pugggggggggy !!! #69 too, bonus :)

Like the dynamics on #4, and #6 is nice :)
andrewc
26th of May 2009 (Tue), 10:46
Simon - is the Fulvia driver Simon Down? If it is, the cars been in our workshops.
Simon Harrison
26th of May 2009 (Tue), 12:12
Simon - is the Fulvia driver Simon Down? If it is, the cars been in our workshops.

The one and the same Andrew. Small world! :D

Simon.
Simon Harrison
27th of May 2009 (Wed), 03:18
Pugggggggggy !!! #69 too, bonus :)

Like the dynamics on #4, and #6 is nice :)

Thanks Az!

:lol: at the #69 bonus.

Simon.
Mk1Racer
27th of May 2009 (Wed), 07:48
Nice shots! #2 looks similar to an American Midget race car, but the nose is all wrong. Hard to tell from the picture, but I'd guess it's a rear-engine car (based on the radiator placement, and the air scoop above it).