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Again, that's not the UK, so where are people getting the idea that E10 is going to become common place? I agree it's a bad thing for people who run classics, but it's very hard to sign a petition for something that's not actually on the agenda.

Ours was absolutely fine, 05 blobeye STi DCCD with PPP putting out 319bhp according to dyno. Lovely car, makes me want another.

Probably a bit late this year, but that's not a bad shout for another time actually. If you can sort anything mate, it'd be much appreciated.

Any chance of pit access Will? Even if only for an hour or so in the middle of the night. PM if you like.

Who says it's going up to 10%?

Audi to win, mark my words. Toyota 2nd, another Audi 3rd. Can't wait!

Who said anything about outright speed? It should be well balanced so that a good pursuit driver can make progress, and it needs to not be French and fall apart. A 335i with a few options (not sure where you get the idea that they fully-load them from) is a much better bet financially too, as although it costs twice as much as other choices it loses less when it comes to sell. Truth is, if everybody stopped speeding in silly places then they wouldn't bother targeting folks. If you speed in places where the cops can sit and catch you with ease, then you're part of the problem. Well, not you specifically Aidan, but you know what I mean.

Good. I don't want a police force with cars so crap they can't chase bad guys, or ones that keep breaking down and require a fortune in upkeep, nor ones that depreciate like a stone and are worth 2p by the end of their active life. Our BiB deserve the proper kit.

What a waste.

I define stupid as both a place and time that's inappropriate (like outside a school at 3pm), as well as just the location (on any road where the police are likely to sit; so motorways, open A-roads, B-roads that are notorious and have plenty of spots for them to site their cameras etc). Any of those would be stupid places to speed.

People need to stop speeding in stupid places.

Really? Is that for business in general, or just for insurance? Should we have a government-run not for profit scheme, even accepting the extra admin costs that would incur?

The legality is debatable. It's streaming torrents, so if any of that data is on your computer, then it's illegal as far as I can see. That's been proven in court, just not with Popcorn Time yet.

Well yes, that is kinda the whole point of businesses, I do believe.

Not at all, I've been looking at Scoobies as well, I miss our old one too!

97 is still super unleaded, no need to hunt out anything higher.

I'm not so sure. I bet it doesn't run next year, at least.

Been doing mine today in prep for LM week after next. The benefits of having a garage so I can do stuff at my leisure...! Last big clean I'll ever do on the car

Easy answer is not to break the law. Or at least, don't get caught.

DVDs? How quaint.

Fine here. Been good all day. Could be the Tapatalk servers, seeing your other post.

Netflix is ace. Loads of stuff, even if it's not hugely recent, but you can always find something to watch. Still <3 Sky though. Wouldn't give that up for almost anything.

Already people are talking about banning it...! FFS it's motorsport, it's dangerous, don't stand that close to rally cars going full tilt if you want to be 100% safe. I feel masses of sympathy for all involved, but it really was just a terrible accident.

Fine + course. EDIT: Or not! I always thought it was both, or that the course was more expensive than the £100 fine?