AI
Monday, July 18, 2005 3:34:07 PM
Here's my good friend David Hinton in Sunday's final race for Vintage Production cars.
He's piloting the 1952 Jag XK 120 Coupe and chasing down the two XK-E Jags. He'd passed one and was on the tail of the other going for 1st overall when a freeze plug let go on his engine and lubricated his tires at the end of the mile long Start/Finish straight. This sent him deep into the pea gravel.
More photos at
http://www.roadamerica.com/2005/images/races/bric/bric_05/bric%20tweaked/index.html
With about 500 vintage and historic race cars there for competition, it's the automotive equal of Woodstock!
Best regards,
Tom
He's piloting the 1952 Jag XK 120 Coupe and chasing down the two XK-E Jags. He'd passed one and was on the tail of the other going for 1st overall when a freeze plug let go on his engine and lubricated his tires at the end of the mile long Start/Finish straight. This sent him deep into the pea gravel.
More photos at
http://www.roadamerica.com/2005/images/races/bric/bric_05/bric%20tweaked/index.html
With about 500 vintage and historic race cars there for competition, it's the automotive equal of Woodstock!
Best regards,
Tom
Port Washington, WI 53074
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