Yep I've changed to another script for this blog again.

A few more whistles and bells this time. - This is the basic skina nd I'll be playing with the look and feel over the next week or so. But having loadewd this for Lewis's site I was so jealous of the ease of use and the the look of it with a variety of skins I just had to transfer the stuff over from the previous incarnation. This is why there are loads of entries date 2 November. They are linked to the date of posting via the calendar but it would have taken too long to back date the actual entry to show the correct date.

Once again it's been soome time since I've been on here. Partly because of the holiday but mainly due to catching up and messing around with new pages.

Main news is the calendar I've added with a section for car-pooling. Little feedback at the moment so either it's hunky dory or no-one's interested. I'll leave it for a few months before trying to get it off the ground.

Peter Falding didn't get the hat-trick that was on the cards. Instead predictability won the day with Frankie Jnr taking the win. Andy Smith as expected made a valiant attempt at putting him away at the first corner but after bouncing the wall 515 was away and even a period of yellows wasn't going to stop him. If anything it gave him a few extra laps with a clear track in front of him.

Most impressive performance I've seen for many a year by a foreign driver goes to Dave Schaap H007. At times looked every bit as quick as FWJ and I did think at one time he was closing the gap, But it was not to be but every bit as exciting as the performance of one of his countrymen 20 odd years ago at Coventry who ran 2nd until a disagreement with Dave Mellor. I do know his name but am having a senior moment but no doubt will come to me later on the way to Spain.

Smile of the night came on the first lap of the 2nd heat courtesy of Kev Smith 64. On the recieving end was Gary Castell.

So after being doubtful of whether Northampton International Raceway could cope with holding THE BIG NIGHT OF THE YEAR I am pleased to say I was wrong. Entry and exit were easy and what I saw of the meeting itself ran like clockwork. Well done Incarace!