My first time at Crooked Mustard, and I'm told it was easier than usual. It certainly lived up to its Crooked name, as the track curved through high babks.
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Dave Cook (hoits) > Stiker Martin on his way out of the Section
Dave Cook (hoits) > Harvey Waters in his Class 7 Ford Pop, tackles Crooked Mustard agressively, but
Dave Cook (hoits) > Ran out of grip at the 5 marker. I reckon he's looking down at the throttle to see if he can press it any harder!
Dave Cook (hoits) > Andrerw Rippon Clears Crooked Mustard in his VW Baja
Dave Cook (hoits) > Kelly Thomas takes a wide line to clean the Section
Dave Cook (hoits) > Bryan and Pat Phipps in their Marlin on the way to cleaning Crooked Mustard
Dave Cook (hoits) > An unusual view of Bryan and Pat Phipps as the clean Crooked Mustard
Dave Cook (hoits) > Carl Talbot's Ford Anglia 105E runs out of Grip/Power on Crooked Mustard
Dave Cook (hoits) > Energetic Passengering by Maziar Eshraghi fails to help Jonathan Elwood past the 6 Marker
Stiker Martin on his way out of the Section
> Stiker Martin on his way out of the Section
Stiker Martin on his way out of the Section
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