Andy Drummond crosses the finish line in first place in the handicap race

Still very orange, still very quick !

Mark Pearson had a good day in his lovely GTV, adapting well to the circuit.

A "Star in his Dad's Car" Dave Newsham interviewed for the TV coverage.

David Frith's red 33, pictured in front of what one wag described as its "Evil Twin"

Andy Drumond's 16V Sud is obviously under serious discussion by Richard and Brian

Two "Turtles" in perfect formation. Ray's Sud and Tina's Sprint

Noisy neighbours! The large F5000 grid made a real impression with their speed and volume. What a beautiful noise!

Should that read Ray Surva ? Chairman Wendy assaulted Ray Shanks' rear end under brakes !!

Ian Maskell's GTV - quick and very good looking. Nice to have you along Ian!

Bugger! Brent Stratton and Paul Weatherly were both keen on the same real estate.

Something else very orange and very quick. The prototype Hulme Supercar on display.

Seen in the pits, a really lovely Spider - for sale too.

On a scorching hot day Mark Pearson sensibly provided shelter for his GTV

Chris Browne charging hard to get past guest driver Colin Craig

3,2,1, no go! Paul Weatherley's recalcitrant GTV needs some assistance to get going in the heat.

JPG Invited AES driver Colin Craig driving David Frith's spare 33, making full use of the ripple strips on Saturday's race.

Mark Pearson, David Newsham and Chairman Wendy all dashing away at the start of the handicap race.

Ron in hot pursuit of Ollie's Sud

Max van Maanen and John Nutthall contesting hard coming out of turn 1.

Andy Drummond squeezing through Peter Dommett's 156 on his way to victory in the handicap race.

These things happen - even in the best regulated of families!!

All gridded up and ready to go in race 1 on Saturday.

Mike Ritchie making his way through an Alfa generated dust storm heading down to the front straight.