Pitures of the 90 in action!

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This page is dedicated to pictures of the 90 Racer in action - I will keep adding pictures as I receive them and after events.

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Unloading the 90 at Hutton Conyers - 19th September 2004. The first outing!

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Queuing for the start line. There are 3 seeding lanes - Red, Blue and Green. Red is for the very fastest motors and Green is for the slower ones. You have to decide where you rank so as not to hold up some one that is faster than you. The motors are set off at 1-minute intervals.

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On the start line! - There is a traffic light start for you and the timing equipment. As the red light goes out, the amber light counts down in 5 sectors (each being 1 second) and then it’s green and away...

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Cornering hard at Hutton Conyers. Even with 8 Shock absorbers fitted the 90 still rolls at high speed!

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Having a brother-in-law that’s a pilot - I showed him that you don’t need wings to fly!

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75Mph over this terrain makes the slightest of lumps launch the 90.

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What goes up must come down!

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Not racing this time - Being used to pimp Galaxy 105 Radio. By doing this Galaxy 105 are sponsoring me for the next race!

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Driffield October 2004

A classic all weather site. Expect plenty of water and loads of "air" as the competitors leap and splash their way around this dramatic "lunar" landscape

A return to the military testing ground which provided such a spectacular finale in 2002. Hard tracks and water splashes and some wicked yumps make this one a good choice for spectators.
The terrain is typically military, only the MOD can take a disused airfield and sculpt it into a testing and entertain off road site. Steep hills and "knife-edges" abound as well as the hard perimeter tracks and some deep water. Even a handful of sealed surfaces are included in the course to provide a bit of variety. There is not much beats a blast up a runway, before heavy braking into a ninety left onto slimy chalk!

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Harnesses on and intercom plugged in just before another run!

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Just 6 miles to go... We managed to reach speeds of upto 90MPH on this track!

Scottish Hillrally 2005

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A 1-mile fast straight before entering a very dark curved long tunnel!

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Water splashes always add to the excitement!

Image: Scottish Hillrally National B overall Winner!

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A quick sprint across an open field.

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One of my pictures taken at the Scottish Hillrally made it into 'Land Rover Monthly' Magazine November 2005 issue!

Back to Ripon - 18th September 2005

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Jumping through some ruts

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Jumping out of the shed again. (Just proving it wasn’t a fluke last year!)

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High speed through a rutted corner

This was a 70mph straight into a long corner.

Image: Fast straight into a corner

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Another picture found in Land Rover Monthly March 2007 edition!

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Making Dust at Stainby - April 2007

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Picking a wheel up over the rough at Stainby - April 2007

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Jon (JMJPhotography) put together these banners for the Driffield Land Rover Spring Adventure show - May 2007. Mike was taking my 90 to display on a club stand. Each of the 4 Banners are 6.5ft tall and 2ft wide!

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Making a splash at Lothersdale - June 2007

Image: Start line at Driffield June 2008

Lining up on the start line at Driffield June 2008

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Putting in a fast run at Driffield. June 2008. Finished 2nd in Class (I was put in the specials/modified vehicle class too!).

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Racing with the Staffs & Shrops Land Rover Club - October 2009

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Staffs & Shrops LRC - 'Stone' event July 2010

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