2014 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship

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Jackson should let Goff back past. Both Goff and Gio slowed down so they obviously saw Safety Card boards. They wouldn't have backed off otherwise
 
Mat Jackson managed to sneak in front of Goff..... it remains to be seen if that will stick though as yellow flags were being waved
 
Teams must be happy that he passed legally.
 
Another big one at church....
 
Belcher flips. Red flag I wonder? :scared:

Phew he's out.
 
Simon Belcher up and over. Some tracks really aren't up to modern standards...
 
Huge roll. Couldn't have been comfortable :scared:
 
That guy in grey cannot possibly be a marshal.
 
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Simon Belcher up and over. Some tracks really aren't up to modern standards...
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They could look at removing the trees as your cushions.

Wait, are they chucking a pile of tyres together to form a barrier?
 
That section of track looks like it needs a safety upgrade it needs a proper retaining wall and a better crash defence system.
 
Well they're going racing, so if somebody else goes off, they'd better hope they go off slowly.

Gio's getting hooked into Turk's bumper :lol:
 
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That section of track looks like it needs a safety upgrade it needs a proper retaining wall and a better crash defence system.
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A wall would be worse, maybe just flattened out a bit.
 
Go Gio!
 
Noticed yellows out at Church... maybe no overtaking?

Shedden that was.... debatable..
 
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Noticed yellows out at Church... maybe no overtaking?
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This is BTCC, the drivers don't look at flags. They're just waiting for the chicane to ram each other off.
 
Goff and Gio take each other off? :odd:

Hahhaha Rob's revenge :lol:
 
Jordan doing really smart driving here. Just staying out of trouble, defending well and overtaking when those in front make mistakes.
 
A few penalties to be handed out after this race I think. No chance Jackson's P2 will stand.
 
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