FRL - WSC X - THE 12th LE MANS CLASSIC TO FILO & ANDIL; THE CHAMPIONSHIPS TO JAMMY & SNOWGT!Finished 

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HUNADIERES GRAND PRIX ENTRY LIST: V2 - Italics indicate addition to the listing.

GT-P (7 Entries)

#1 FORD MK IV @LancerEvo7
#12 JAGUAR XJ13 @Yeratel84
#15 FORD MK IV @Panoz
#21 FERRARI 330P4 @jammy21
#54 FORD MK IV @Furinkazen
#77 FERRARI 330P4 @Andil
#93 JAGUAR XJ13 @chrisjohnson93

GT-O (9 entries)
#2 SHELBY COBRA @raceorama123432
#10 ALPINE A110 @hsv
#11 CORVETTE C3C @Ettick
#16 FERRARI 250GTO @Roflwaffle
#20 SHELBY COBRA @smuffyatfcp
#56 CORVETTE C3C @Carbonox
#72 SHELBY COBRA @snowgt
#84 FERRARI 250GTO @DK
#85 CORVETTE C3C @FlyingFox

RESERVE
#24 ALPINE A110 @Mikey24 GT-O
#45 FERRARI 250GTO @Mike458 GT-O

ABSENT
#78 PLYMOUTH CUDA @gokartman78
 
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Remember you can't use Le Mans 2005 as an accurate BoP indicator.
 
OFF TOPIC :p

@LancerEvo7, I gotta say... that avatar is unusually intellectual for a 'Murican... :sly:
 
I'm still wondering if "19" has something to do with "K" :confused:
 
I'm still wondering if "19" has something to do with "K" :confused:
I didn't pay attention much in science but it's the atomic number I think... :confused:
 
I'm still wondering if "19" has something to do with "K" :confused:
I didn't pay attention much in science but it's the atomic number I think... :confused:


Particles around the shell - Electrons if I recall from my electronics class on Monday, to do with how reactive it is?
 
Particles around the shell - Electrons if I recall from my electronics class on Monday, to do with how reactive it is?
2881 is the number of electrons in each shell. And the number 19 is the number of protons (which is also the same number of electrons). 39.0983 is the atomic mass which is the mass of all the protons, neutrons and electrons added together, (19 protons, 20 neutrons and 19 electrons). Reactivity is due to the number of free /missing electrons in the outer shell.
 
Particles around the shell - Electrons if I recall from my electronics class on Monday, to do with how reactive it is?
Wait. It took you till uni to learn that :lol: We had to know that for like GCSE
 
We learned the basics in 8th grade and more in-depth junior year.
 
Northerners for you :lol:
Oh and then you've got this:

2881 is the number of electrons in each shell. And the number 19 is the number of protons (which is also the same number of electrons). 39.0983 is the atomic mass which is the mass of all the protons, neutrons and electrons added together, (19 protons, 20 neutrons and 19 electrons). Reactivity is due to the number of free /missing electrons in the outer shell.
Clever guy! :gtpflag:
 
We learned the basics in 8th grade and more in-depth junior year.

We also learn that in the 8th grade... unfortunately that was 17 years ago for me :p (yet I still recognized immediately what Lancer's avatar was and what it meant) :sly:
 
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