First up, we have former Brisca F2 driver and current Brisca F1 "dabbler", Timmy Farrell (467). Tim was no stranger to the F2 world, having finished second twice, and finished 3rd the last time it was on shale. However, the fence he's sat on, might need a coat of Cuprinol!
"It's wide open mate, no clear favourite. Looks good on paper so much so that I'm draggin the one up to Lynn next week. First 5 rows in with a chance, just not sure who. I'm not sure what Moodie will do on Speak - if anything. Can't see Burgy bein easy to knock off. Andrew Palmer looks dangerous, so too Bradderz"
Next from north of the Border, reknowned moderator on the uber busy Ftooz website, is Stevie Kirk, aka "The Kirker"
"I think Moodie will try and get Speaky, whether he succeeds or fails I think it will cost Moodie his chance. I don't think Speaky has the speed on a wet shale track to challenge at the start, by the time the track comes to him it will be too late. I don't think Burgoyne is experienced enough on shale to win. So on that note, I think it will be Palmer's night - 606 for gold"
The current voice of Formula 2 Racing with Incarace, and now TV (he commentates on Premier Sports MASCAR and F1, and the Dave reruns of "Gears and Tears") Dave Goddard gives us his thoughts on the title, albeit he might need that fence stain after you've finished with it Tim
"*remains on fence* -Will Moodie do Speak? They won't get beyond the first turn. Schut will do Palmer. Burgoyne will drop back and Thackra will win it"
Commentator of the Swindon World Final in 1998, and bloke who is now back in love with the sport, after a long lay off . The original "seat of the pants" announcer, Rob Hughes, is getting excited.
"I hope that my writing can't keep up with my imagaination or expectation. Either all out chaos and a suprise winner or 218 will out fox 7 or vice versa""I think Moodie will try and get Speaky, whether he succeeds or fails I think it will cost Moodie his chance. I don't think Speaky has the speed on a wet shale track to challenge at the start, by the time the track comes to him it will be too late. I don't think Burgoyne is experienced enough on shale to win. So on that note, I think it will be Palmer's night - 606 for gold"
The current voice of Formula 2 Racing with Incarace, and now TV (he commentates on Premier Sports MASCAR and F1, and the Dave reruns of "Gears and Tears") Dave Goddard gives us his thoughts on the title, albeit he might need that fence stain after you've finished with it Tim
"*remains on fence* -Will Moodie do Speak? They won't get beyond the first turn. Schut will do Palmer. Burgoyne will drop back and Thackra will win it"
Commentator of the Swindon World Final in 1998, and bloke who is now back in love with the sport, after a long lay off . The original "seat of the pants" announcer, Rob Hughes, is getting excited.
So that leaves me. Splinter removal surgery has been booked in for Sunday, as I too believe its more wide open than Katie Price's crotch at a swanky footballers do. If the Speak/Moodie feud is settled, it won't be the end of it. One will be still out for revenge for the other, so I expect the winner to come from Thackra, Burgyone, Bradbury, Andy Palmer and as two leftfield choices, Danny Van Wamelen and Barry Goldin.
So, we've had our choices - just 25 laps to see if any of us are right.
Let's hope its a cracker, eh!
Anyways must go, we got fences to paint!
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