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Posted by Chay on November 30, 2013

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Event: Motorsport at the Palace..

Crystal Palace first opened its doors to motorsport in 1927, with motorcycle's being the sole form of motorsport until 1937, when the first London Grand Prix was held. The outbreak of the second World War resulted in the circuit shutting its doors until 1957. Race meetings continued until 1974, when the circuit officially closed. It remained this way for a further 36 years but with the help of the Sevenoaks and District Motor Club. After an initial attempt to reopen was halted due to the construction of the Millenium Stadium, The sound of engines once again echoed across the historic venue in 2010. After fairly quick run through the centre of London in the early hours of the morning, I reached the venue. I'd not had any idea of what to expect, this being my first time attending but was immediately drawn to the variety in the classic car park... and this wasn't even inside the show! I took a load of photo's and rather than select a few to show you, I've tr

Gaming: GT5, Brotherhood Style

I've been getting to grips with the new Gran Turismo over the past couple of months. So I figured it would be cool to post a few photos taken in the game of my 2 Corollas. First off, my Trueno Then my Golden Nugget/panda Levin If your ever online, hit me up on my PlayStation name, ae86bamber James.

Country Road, take me home...

I'd booked this week off work a while ago, as a precautionary measure incase I was running short on time to get the car ready for Japfest at Castle Combe this weekend. Quite a few late nights over the last month up at the workshop had meant the car was as ready as it would ever be and with the wheels I'd ordered still somewhere between Japan and the UK, the time set aside to fit them wouldn't be required. So... what else would you do on a sunny day? Go for a drive!

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