I put a post up on the forum I work for (Transmission.ie) I hope this goes well I am so lookin forward to it I'll be there first thing in the mornin.
I put a post up on the forum I work for (Transmission.ie) I hope this goes well I am so lookin forward to it I'll be there first thing in the mornin.
good stuff lads i"ll be there on saturday skidding and i"ll defo drop a donation with or without a spin with the frenchie
nice one lookin forward to it lads
just finished loading the van with bits and gonna get meself to bed now and get refreshed for tomorrow see you all there.
^^^^Dont forget the car :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Martin ffrench
she sorted herself out thumbed a lift in a big silver truck:D:D:D:D
will people need to sign on for the spins in the tower (or pit) man or what way does it work??
Update March 20th
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Having organised a last-minute fund raiser in aid of the Irish Red Cross Japan Tsunami Appeal, Wexican Motorsport are proud to announce that the effort was more than worth it having raised more than double the original target they had set out.
Due to unprecedented demand, extra cars and drivers needed to be drafted in to help cope with the demand on the day for the drift passenger laps. Even mechanical issues were not enough to put a dampener on the day as more drivers volunteered their services and cars in a bid to ensure that everyone who signed up and donated to the appeal was given their reward. Having burned their way through 20+ tires, we are confident that those kind enough to support the appeal were given a worthy experience.
Wexican Motorsport and PMCGPHOTOs would like to offer a special thanks to Wesley Keating of WKD Imports for transporting the car on the day and providing drift passenger laps. We would also like to thank Barry Leonard, Dan Moorhead, Chris Brady, Peter Taylor, Adam O’Connor and Brendan Kearney for providing the extra driving duties and Christy Carpenter and Alvin Reid for providing spare tires for the day. The success of the day was entirely down to the spirit and camaraderie within the Irish Drifting Community.
If you were unable to attend but will still like to contribute to this cause or the recent earthquake in New Zealand, please visit the Irish Red Cross website at http://www.redcross.ie/
Fair play to all involved as its a very worthy cause, its times like this that us car mad folk get some positive publicity for a change.....again well done to everyone that contributed
Happy to have helped lads, good work guys!