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Old 04-09-2006, 07:57 PM   #11
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Quote: i dont know why people would rather go heathcote than caulder park.

Sure its good fun at heatchcote, but if your serious about your times, comparing the 2, heathcote has a much higher altitude (meaning less oxygen) and also its in the day which is warmer than night(caulder)

Times would vary alot with the 2 different tracks.

Fingers crossed weathers good this friday, i dont want to miss out again.


and for quick cars it's easier to get traction when you have more heat in the track, unlike calder, it's always very cold nights
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