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Old 12-29-2011, 09:37 AM
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Default How soon can we see a list of significant Cobras entered?

I heard there's at least two races with Cobras, one with only cobras,and those with some ties to a racing history and another race of the cars that Cobras raced against back in the day, such as Ferrari GTOs.
I would think there's about 5 or 6 teams in England racing CSX2000-era Cobras, and at least one team each from countries like Germany, France and Japan, so I am hopingthe Americans can field 4 or 5 cars with a racing history as well. I worry about rain , it being England, but on the other hand they've had very warm summers in recent years so maybe it'll be nice fall weather.

Did you know that Lord March (who owns the grounds and the whole event) has rules about clothing? He wants you to dress period--does that mean the famous Brock-designed COBRA T-shirts will be allowed?

PS One great thing about this event is that, since the course was once an RAF airfield, there's lots of emphasis on aeroplanes and Spitfires galore...
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