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    just a few things i noticed over the weeknd whitch i tnk makes prodift what it is,,
    1, no matter who you were parked beside they were up 4a chat and a laugh
    2.as soon as a driver had a problem there was any amount of help to get him back going,
    3. american style qualifying was class knowing where you stood for your second lap,,
    4. the level of tallent,
    5.standord of cars,
    and finaly the english lads in my eyes brought somthing different to the mix,, polo's car and looks sounds savage,, dannys 15 is gorgose ans shanes s15 sounds like nothing ive ever heard b4,, i tnk this is the best pd event ive bn at,,


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    Quote Originally Posted by yowdy View Post
    just a few things i noticed over the weeknd whitch i tnk makes prodift what it is,,
    1, no matter who you were parked beside they were up 4a chat and a laugh
    2.as soon as a driver had a problem there was any amount of help to get him back going,
    3. american style qualifying was class knowing where you stood for your second lap,,
    4. the level of tallent,
    5.standord of cars,
    and finaly the english lads in my eyes brought somthing different to the mix,, polo's car and looks sounds savage,, dannys 15 is gorgose ans shanes s15 sounds like nothing ive ever heard b4,, i tnk this is the best pd event ive bn at,,
    Couldn't agree more, everyone was chatty, friendly and had the craic while watching the track from the pits, great weekend & athmosphere, looks like PD have to stay on par of Citywest now for future events

    Only on here, could a DJ playin cheesy shit get brought up in a chat about the weekends DRIFTING.....!!! Does it really matter?! lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by EvojeepGal View Post
    Only on here, could a DJ playin cheesy shit get brought up in a chat about the weekends DRIFTING.....!!! Does it really matter?! lol
    U dont understand, It was blaring over the comentary and you had to walk by it constantly as it was right at the entrance to the track!!!

    Its just annoying as a spectator tbh!!


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    It did fuck up the announcement of who won because nobody over by the fence at the bbq side could hear anything because he was blaring out the cheese. The volume did get turned down for a second by somebody but then your man jacked it up again.


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    have too agree with the Danny Eyles comment the guy is so far up his own hole hes a good driver but goes on like hes the best driver out there which obviously hes not


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    Well some of you guys on here know me and some I havent met yet, but I was doing the commentary for the two days at CityWest. Was absolutely wrecked on Sunday, and no voice left, but I loved every minute of it. I really appreciate some of the comments you guys left and was really worried before the weekend as I'd never commentated on anything (bar a few games of Forza) before. All I want to do is throw out a few thank yous....

    Thanks to Mick K for putting my name forward.
    Thanks to Graham McNamara for giving me a chance.
    Thanks to ALL the Prodrift staff (Judges,Marshalls,Organisers etc.) for being so helpful, friendly and supportive.
    Thanks to all you guys who cheered and roared and helped build the atmosphere.
    And most of all thanks to the drivers who were so commited, talented and able to tackle what was the most difficult and technical track I've ever seen in Ireland. So much action I never ran out of things to say.

    At the end of the day I'm not just hired help, I'm a huge fan and the best part of the weekend for me was that I got the best seat in the house to watch some of the best drifting I've ever seen in this country.

    I think if all (drivers, supporters, sponsors, organisers etc.) pull together like they did at Citywest, world drifting will start looking at us, rather than the other way round.

    Of course any criticisms, suggestions etc. of how I could go about things differently for the next time would be a great help! I'll try and improve whatever I can by Japfest.

    And I'm hoping I will get to meet more of the drivers face to face at the next event so I have more info on their thoughts and I can relay this back to the crowd.

    Sorry for the rant But as a fan my weekend couldnt have been any better.


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    Dave,Just go out and do exactly as you did at the weekend,No changes mate!
    Served me proud!


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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveZigen View Post
    Well some of you guys on here know me and some I havent met yet, but I was doing the commentary for the two days at CityWest. Was absolutely wrecked on Sunday, and no voice left, but I loved every minute of it. I really appreciate some of the comments you guys left and was really worried before the weekend as I'd never commentated on anything (bar a few games of Forza) before. All I want to do is throw out a few thank yous....

    Thanks to Mick K for putting my name forward.
    Thanks to Graham McNamara for giving me a chance.
    Thanks to ALL the Prodrift staff (Judges,Marshalls,Organisers etc.) for being so helpful, friendly and supportive.
    Thanks to all you guys who cheered and roared and helped build the atmosphere.
    And most of all thanks to the drivers who were so commited, talented and able to tackle what was the most difficult and technical track I've ever seen in Ireland. So much action I never ran out of things to say.

    At the end of the day I'm not just hired help, I'm a huge fan and the best part of the weekend for me was that I got the best seat in the house to watch some of the best drifting I've ever seen in this country.

    I think if all (drivers, supporters, sponsors, organisers etc.) pull together like they did at Citywest, world drifting will start looking at us, rather than the other way round.

    Of course any criticisms, suggestions etc. of how I could go about things differently for the next time would be a great help! I'll try and improve whatever I can by Japfest.

    And I'm hoping I will get to meet more of the drivers face to face at the next event so I have more info on their thoughts and I can relay this back to the crowd.

    Sorry for the rant But as a fan my weekend couldnt have been any better.
    Dude, from what I could hear from where I was, you were savage, fair play


 

 

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