That was one of the craziest scenes I've ever witnessed in V8 Supercars. Damn the cars looked good back then though!
Speaking of Nissan, I wonder where Moffat would have finished had he not goofed the start and lost 6 spots.
In all honesty, I think the Kelly's are biting off more than they can chew with 4 cars. The team needs to scale back to 2 cars and let some other teams give the Nissan a go.
On the few articles that have been posted about Todd's outburst I've been surprised to see so many people supporting him and hardly anyone with negative comments. But one person mentioned that the Kelly's could be struggling because both of them being owner/drivers, they can't focus 100% on driving. I think it's too much on their plate and unfortunately for Todd he showed the world just how frustrating it could be.I don't think scaling down to 2 cars would help them but I would also like to see other teams running the Nissans or Volvos, until that happens the other brands still feel like they aren't a real part of the series. Even the Falcons are way outnumbered by the 12 Commodores.
More than 1.2 billion people across 115 countries are expected to watch the KL City Grand Prix, to be telecast live from August 7 to August 9.
Race organiser, GT Global Race (M) Sdn Bhd president and CEO M. Arrasu described the championship, to be broadcast by ESPN and Fox Sports as an opportunity for Kuala Lumpur to be recognised around the world
Nice find. I know Le Mans and Silverstone 6hr had nothing in the TV Guide until a few days out. I'm also going to check ESPN and all the Fox Sports channels just to be sure.http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/...pected-to-catch-kl-city-grand-prix-live-on-tv
I'd sure like to know the broadcast times. All I can see is netball, football, tennis and ice hockey for the weekend.
Nice find. I know Le Mans and Silverstone 6hr had nothing in the TV Guide until a few days out. I'm also going to check ESPN and all the Fox Sports channels just to be sure.
Qualifying will be staged on Saturday with a 20-minute session before the first challenge that afternoon. Two more challenges will be staged on Sunday.
Stay tuned to v8supercars.com.au for footage and updates from the KL City Grand Prix – including vision of Lowndes’ first laps on Friday.
Hey, GT3 thread
Considering Reynolds is one of the top V8SC drivers and the B12 is now managed by V8SC, I'd say that's on topic. Plus, it's not the first time we've reported on a V8SC driver getting a drive in another discipline.Hey, GT3 thread
As we've seen, it only takes one car to win. Still, Nissan are going to have to bring 2 cars next year. Would be cool if that PWC GT-R gets an invite. *clears throat* back on topic.
On the few articles that have been posted about Todd's outburst I've been surprised to see so many people supporting him and hardly anyone with negative comments. But one person mentioned that the Kelly's could be struggling because both of them being owner/drivers, they can't focus 100% on driving. I think it's too much on their plate and unfortunately for Todd he showed the world just how frustrating it could be.
I don't think they'll give up the ownership role anytime soon, and Rick won't leave driving duties at all. Todd might retire soon I think, especially if the frustrations keep adding up.
Because people don't usually have nice things to say about the Kelly's.Why are you surprised?
Erebus has lifted the covers off its fresh livery for the V8 Supercars exhibition runs at the KL City Grand Prix in Malaysia this weekend.
International renewable energy company Phono Solar will replace regular primary backer Solar Australia for the Kuala Lumpur street race event.
The crazier scene came next when Ingall got a penalty and Skaife didn't, even though Skaife had knowingly and deliberately put himself in danger to provoke Ingall.
It's the 5-spoke white wheels. I wish they brought those back. I say bring back gold mesh wheels as well.
Wish they would stream the events this weekend.
Stay tuned to v8supercars.com.au for news and vision from the weekend, and tune in to Inside Supercars this Tuesday on FOX SPORTS 506 at 7.30pm for the full package of the drivers exploring Kuala Lumpur.
After 20 minutes on track, Mostert in the Pepsi Max Ford Falcon set the fastest time of a 1min36.102, with Lowndes’ best a 1min37.128 on the tight street circuit. Both completed 10 laps.
Scott McLaughlin’s Volvo was third quickest, with Erebus’ Will Davison and Nissan’s Todd Kelly completing the order.
Lowndes, Mostert, McLaughlolin, Davidson and Kelly on the Kuala Lumpur circuit:
http://m.speedcafe.com/2015/08/07/drivers-debrief-crazy-ballsy-kl-gp-circuit/