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) > Russel Clarke 1700 Troll cleans the Section
Dave Cook (hoits) > Peter and Jim Mountain's beautiful Dellow runs out of grip
Dave Cook (hoits) > Timothy Withey's 1600 Siner Chamois fails at the 6 mark
Dave Cook (hoits) > Richard Hayward's Ford Escort cleans the section on his way to second in class 3
Dave Cook (hoits) > Overall winner of the event Ian Davis storms up Crooked Mustard in his 1800 VW buggy while Richard Jones hangs on securely. I never seem to be able to get good clear pictures of Ian, my excuse is that he goes too fast.
Dave Cook (hoits) > Bill and Liz bennet in their immaculate MG J2 with only 850 cc ran oout grip/power at the 5 marker
Dave Cook (hoits) > Crooked Mustard seemed to stop more tan its fair share of Dellows, here David Bache fails at 6.
Dave Cook (hoits) > Cotswolds Clouds - 2007:- Crooked Mustard photo
Dave Cook (hoits) > David Wall's 1800 Dellow Cleaned the Section on his way to the best Dellow award
David Wall's 1800 Dellow Cleaned the Section on his way to the best Dellow award
> David Wall's 1800 Dellow Cleaned the Section on his way to the best Dellow award
David Wall's 1800 Dellow Cleaned the Section on his way to the best Dellow award
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