Why were you starting at the back (best cars at the back)? You obviously had a quick car and good driving skills? How is a 2.5L allowed in a GT6? Plus the starting acceleration showed it was seriously modified. My old '67 GT6 with a modified 2.0L could red line 4th at half throttle (w/ 3.89:1 differential) and it was nowhere as fast as yours. It was probably best I never took my '67 GT6 on the track (autocross only) because those swing axles would have been scary. The only track time I have is 1000 miles (driving school only) in a Viper which has a whole different level of acceleration.
Sadly to say this GT6 is not my car but rather Trevor allowed my to put this footage up from one of the Races of the MG and Invited British Racing series. If you would like to see some more of Trevor's car Blendline TV TH-cam will have mentions and vision of the flying GT6 :) Last weekend Trevor took out the round at Calder Park Raceway in Melbourne and I believe is now leading the series with the last round to be held at Sandown Raceway in Melbourne November 11th and 12. Live vision will be shown on the Blendline TV TH-cam channel. PS this series is for MG's and invited British that in some cases bear only a fleeting image of how they came from factory with some being almost full on race cars with others being mildly modified in comparison :) The little Blue Midget has an A series engine with a BMW K100 head for instance so it absolutely punches well above its weight although only 1300cc keeping V8's honest haha look for another video on this channel called State Racing PI Race 2 October for some good footage of Trevor on the Blendline mixed in with footage from inside a TR7 Sprint pps The reason Trevor started from the rear of the field was a dnf previous race due to an electrical glitch I think kippy
Surprisingly quick of the start line!
Great vid.
I would love to know more about this GT6 mk3, great car and obviously a driver who can race.
Great video. Hoping to make my gt6 this quick
Why were you starting at the back (best cars at the back)? You obviously had a quick car and good driving skills?
How is a 2.5L allowed in a GT6? Plus the starting acceleration showed it was seriously modified. My old '67 GT6 with a modified 2.0L could red line 4th at half throttle (w/ 3.89:1 differential) and it was nowhere as fast as yours.
It was probably best I never took my '67 GT6 on the track (autocross only) because those swing axles would have been scary. The only track time I have is 1000 miles (driving school only) in a Viper which has a whole different level of acceleration.
Sadly to say this GT6 is not my car but rather Trevor allowed my to put this footage up from one of the Races of the MG and Invited British Racing series. If you would like to see some more of Trevor's car Blendline TV TH-cam will have mentions and vision of the flying GT6 :) Last weekend Trevor took out the round at Calder Park Raceway in Melbourne and I believe is now leading the series with the last round to be held at Sandown Raceway in Melbourne November 11th and 12. Live vision will be shown on the Blendline TV TH-cam channel.
PS this series is for MG's and invited British that in some cases bear only a fleeting image of how they came from factory with some being almost full on race cars with others being mildly modified in comparison :) The little Blue Midget has an A series engine with a BMW K100 head for instance so it absolutely punches well above its weight although only 1300cc keeping V8's honest haha look for another video on this channel called State Racing PI Race 2 October for some good footage of Trevor on the Blendline mixed in with footage from inside a TR7 Sprint
pps The reason Trevor started from the rear of the field was a dnf previous race due to an electrical glitch I think
kippy
@@kippyswedge4315 Thanks for the detailed reply. It soulds like the rules are geared for more fun and not so strict, so that more people can race.