Round #2 of the Mighty Milk Trans Am Series will be held this coming Sunday, April 19.

Winner of the season's first race Greg Pickett will be piloting the #6 Mighty Milk Jaguar XKR when the green flag drops. Among the field of 20 cars, including Corvette, Camaro, Mazda, Mustang and Monte Carlo, will be a total of four fully race prepared Jaguar XKRs.

For additional Series information and a schedule of this weekend's festivities at VIR, please go to www.sccatrans-am.com

When I find out what Mighty Milk is, I'll let you know. I plan on buying lots of it.

Andrew Bernstein
British Auto Care

 

Greetings,

Although I've yet to try it, here's hoping that MUSCLE MILK is effective for bodily DAMAGE CONTROL. And for washing down a bit of crow.

With sincere apologies to MUSCLE MILK,

Andrew Bernstein
British Auto Care

 

http://www.sccatrans-am.com/?page_id=539

Check out the in-car video.

I think the date is wrong, perhaps I'm not the only one who needs a drink of MUSCLE MILK

 

Andy, you talking to yourself again? Post 2 seems to be saying hi to yourself. Perhaps that what you intended.?? And, post whoring too. Look your thread's up to 3 replies already! LOL

 

About post two: when I step on my dick, I don't expect anyone else to put on the band aid.

Post three speaks for itself. Just listen.

 

I liked seeing him hit that mustang in the ***... 'get outta my way!' Couldn't even see the jag very well.

ey, i see they're coming to Ohio, you anywhere close to that track?

 

Well, I couldn't get away for this weekend, so I hope someone else who does will write it up.

The #6 XKR is on the pole by about 1.5 sec. Pickett has some other shoe driving the car.

In a related note, the Apex FIA GT3 Jaguar XKR's that whiteSTR turned us on to are supposed to run again this year. They did in fact roll the stones at several races in '07 and '08, with unimpressive results and no details I could find about their S/C engine reliability and consistancy. Alot of races they didn't finish, or attend, I don't know the reasons.

The BIG news is the link below. Rocketsports GT2 / LeMans Series car is being built, with the new 5.0 Litre Jaguar N/A engine, direct injection. Just like the ancient Chevy Can Am ! It's supposed to be rolling by july, at Mid Ohio.

Note at the bottom of the article is a comment about Rocketsports providing aftermarket parts at some point. I hope they're not just talking about decals, the car is fugly.

http://www.planetlemans.com/2009/04/...s-gt2-program/

 

Subject: Sunday Driving

Message: At the VIR Trans Am today:

Klaus Graf in the #6 XKR was dispatched to the end of the field after failing tech inspection for a wing height infraction. No pole for Jaguar.

By lap 11, he had carved his way through the field and taken the lead, holding on to win the race by .5 sec.

I was stuck at home, and watched the Indy Car Long Beach Grand Prix. Outside of track position gains through pit strategy, I think I saw three passes in the entire race. Worse yet, the only skin Danica showed were her hands...which capably guided her to a well earned fourth place.

I think we missed the better show.

 

How did I miss this thread??!!? That in-car race was awesome! He was able to point and shoot that cat anywhere he wanted it to go, beautiful! And it sounds like a screamin' beast too...reminded me of hitting the end of the straightaways, valves floating to the point of complete engine silence (NEVER lift) and then roaring back to life through the corners sucking my backside into the Kirkey cushion! My chrome horn would have been dark red with blood by the time I was done with it, man that guy is clean.

I wish every race on TV was 90% in-car with no commentators...If you need an explanation, you'll never understand it anyway!

Thanks for sharing that JTO.

 

Cool Moron,

It got my revs up too. I think it was taken from inside one of the Vettes, though.

Imagine the view from inside the Jag on Sunday, as it found its' way around every car in the field to get to the front!