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Lotus in the Peak |
| 27th - 29th June 2025 |
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By Mark H
By Mark H •
New podium for Lotus GP in the GP3 Series : Daniel Abt clinched the second position today after a stunning start from P5 on the grid.
Aaro Vainio was less successful at the start as he went down to P5 starting from pole.
Conor Daly finished the race in P6.
Race 2 will start at 9:35 tomorrow morning.
Rear tyres will need changing fairly soon.................... My Exige is currently fitted with 265/35R18 rears. The Sport 380/410/430 are fitted with 285/30R18. Would there be any benefit in going with a bigger profile rear tyre? I'm just looking at some options. Cup2's are proving difficult to find.
Hey all, it’s taken a while (after asking questions here http:// https://www.midlandslotus.co.uk/forum/topic/70475-dropping-in-to-say-hello-%F0%9F%91%8B/) but I finally took the plunge and I’ve had this for a couple of weeks now. Got LOADS of questions about bits and pieces that need doing, but for now I thought I’d share the new member to the forum! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Started this year's trackday season opener at Bedford, sad to say I was the only Lotus owner there.
After much deliberation, I took the plunge and have sent my 2006 111R in for a full 2 stage paint correction and ceramic coat. The first 2 pictures show the surface swirls that were on the car that show up in the light, no doubt after 18 years of washing and use. (Even though its garaged and not used in the wet) Overall the paint is really good, but the aged paint swirls let it down. Took it to a local professional detailer, as I didnt think I could do any where near as good a job as the c
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