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| 17 January 2010: "Breaker" |
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| New Members Welcome to... Daniel Wagner, USA (NTSC 197th, USA 88th, Warrior A) New World Records Florent Lecoanet drove some great PAL World Records at Vanilla Lake 1 with 0'48"95 and a fastlap with 0'09"57 then a World Record on Ghost Valley 2 fastlap 0'11"80. Raul Henrique hit an amazing NTSC 5-lap World Record barrier at Donut Plains 1 with 1'07"99. Movement PAL Activity: #3 Florent Lecoanet made a great new barrier on PAL going sub 49 seconds with NBT on Vanilla Lake 1, following up with a fastlap World Record and a new lap also for Ghost Valley 2! #30 Florian Chollet made a tiny cut for Vanilla Lake 1 lap Non-NBT this week and defends his position. #72 Freek van der Steen of the Dutch Team NL returns this week after attacking one of his previous tracks he was battling on. Koopa Beach 2 goes into sub 1'05" with potential for more. With other PRs he can certainly cut a volume of average finish. #131 Euan Johnston made his return to SMK this week also. He is currently the 3rd fastest Time Trial player in Scotland and is well on his way to reaching the title there. 5 quick PRs were driven this week and he has gained another good chunk off his average finish. It won't be long before he reaches his goal, then he can set his sights on the Top 100. NTSC Activity: #11 Sami Cetin stayed on Choco Island 1 during a brief session this week making a couple of PRs along the way. #20 Raul Henrique made some great achievements this week. If Guillaume's CI1 and Florent's VL1 are not already exciting enough; Raul has just broken the 1'08" barrier on Donut Plains 1 with a new World Record there. A few other PRs followed. If Raul continues the same efforts on other courses this can greatly improve his average finish score and thus gain him more ranks. #170 Brian German of USA drives another PR for Mario Circuit 1, opening up a bit more potential towards the 1'00" barrier. However like Raul he has some great potential on other courses and will climb far when the PRs flow on for those. Keep up the great karting! |