Carlton

PM'd you Clive

What no Neil Pokorney ?

Lee check you pms quick mate

Stunned is all I can say. Memories of a true budget driver who wanted to race and entertain. Condolences to his nearest and dearest at this most tragic of times. Carlton and family. My all time memory of Tim the racer, Birmingham several years ago they had a session were you could race any tyre you had. Tim had something from a garage or field from the 1970's and did every bend on opposite lock , smoke pouring of the tired tyres with the crowd applauding, filling the stadium in white rubber smoke just like the old days until it went POP. Im sure that was the biggest cheer of the evening . Has anyone got that night on video.

Stunned is all I can say. Memories of a true budget driver who wanted to race and entertain. Condolences to his nearest and dearest at this most tragic of times. Carlton and family.

Sincerest best wishes to her family at this sad time. RIP Marion.

Also look up Rolling Thunder stockcar racing series by Don Keith, 8 books in total

I can remember the 1988 world final at Hednesford when John Lund bounced Peter Falding off the west bend wall and the stand shook. Anyone think those three legged stanchions that hold up the sponsors area need a bit more protection !!!

will check with my cousin Glynn Rayson and good friend Andy Johnson who both raced if they have any records or results.

Good luck with your research Neil , I hope you get as much help as I did over the twenty years it took me to research the first 50 years of the F2 sport which was eventually published this year !! Do you realise that by starting this project you are going to be tearing your hair out and questioning your sanity for a long time to come lol !!

Hope you, and anyone who buys it enjoys it, I have received one thank you letter so far, thank you Mick and Kath Whitney, thank you so much for your comments. They really are appreciated, thank you, Carlton

No problem Steve, send him my regards.

Steve, I have met loads of people that have given me information from every year 1960 to 2010 during my twenty three year research. The day with your dad was a highlight as mentioned but if everyone I ever spoke to had a free copy, my publisher, who has taken on all the expensive costs of publication and distribution would be out of pocket. I make no money out of this publication, but a £1 donation goes to the F2 drivers Ben Fund for every book published. It would be great if your Dad saw a copy of the book, he is credited in it for his information,.

Hi Steve , yes it was me that came to your Mom and Dads bungalow about twenty years ago. Redex trophy in the porch, your dad with a cigar and an offer of a beer at 10 oclock in the morning as we went into one of the three big sheds, American cars, spares for American cars and the memrobilia shed !! One of the greatest days of my life. I cant sort a copy of the book it comes from the publisher, go to www.ovalracingbooks.co.uk and you can purchase one from there. Hope all is well your end, Carlton.

The first two hundred copies have sold out, signing my first one tonight !! If you are interested in buying a copy please go to www.ovalracingbooks.co.uk Carlton

Superb stuff

Probably, and the number of roll overs. The worrying bit is it was 32 years ago !! Im feeling older than normal !!

Ive heard of a few that have got through and arrived today Graham, if not early doors next week .

Just to let you know, the first 100 books for those who have bought one were dispatched yesterday, and should be landing tomorrow or early doors next week depending on the postal service in your area. Thank you all for your interest, I hope you enjoy it. Keep safe and read !! Carlton

I have been informed today www.ovalracingbooks.co.uk is the place to go to register for pre booking.

Thank you Dave,

Please have a look on the for sale page. After 23 years of research and work, my history of the first 50 years of Brisca F2 stock car racing has gone to print. It should be available in a couple of weeks, all enquires to alan@remous.com Strange times at the moment, please spread the word to your friends, and enjoy. Keep safe friends, see you soon. Carlton

Thank you Frankie for all you have done for the sport. Its been a pleasure watching you.

Thanks for the results. Sorry this isn't F1 related but a lot of F1 fans like watching him, fair enough some dont but just to confirm an earlier post, Gordon Moodies final win was his 461st F2 final win and that equals the record set by Bill Batten. Well done Gordon.