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Haha, you'd be lucky. In fact I'd be lucky... We get one ticket (general admission) and can pay the difference to upgrade it. It's all oh so glamourous!

Thanks, Yeah there is quite a bit going on at the moment (although I'm on a week off!) We've recently got a new chief technical director, who is getting us to push quite hard, in the hope that we'll regularly be in the points by the end of the season/early next season. We'll see how it all pans out but I'm optimistic that things are on the up for us (we've been tugging around the back of the grid for too long!) Cheers,

Cheers, I do like to tinker! That's Looks like things have been done right on that motor! Are there many about in that kind of / similar state of tune? There just doesn't seem to be anyone around that I can trust my motor with though, which kinda forces me to do the work myself. Luckily working with an office full of blokes, who's single aim is to make cars go faster certainly puts you in the mindset! How's the trader scene over in 350Z land? Any well trusted garages? Anyway, many thanks to you all, you've certainly made me feel welcome!

Yeah I had great fun in mine. Like you said though, a bit of a nightmare in the wet... I certainly learnt a lot about cascade braking with how easily the fronts would lock up! Cheers,

Hello! My name is Tony License, and I'm a design engineer for an F1 team based in Northamptonshire (I actually live near Oxford though). I don't have a 350Z, but I do have an avid interest in all things automotive, and in particular Jap sports models. I'll openly admit, I'm more of a Toyota fan, having owned a couple of Mk1 MR2's, a GT-Four and currently own a MKIV Supra that I'm currently doing what you could call "a little bit of work" to. (Details here:- http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=70974&highlight=Blitz+twin+turbo Anyway, as I said, I have a keen interest in all things automotive, and I thought I would sign up and learn a thing or two about the 350Z! Who knows I may even end up being a "convert" LOL Cheers, Tony