Graeme Wight Junior Predator V10 Doune Hill Climb

Junior gets his first win in the Predator.
Onboard at over 130mph up Doune.
British Hill Climb Championship footage from www.2t4t.co.uk

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Graeme
• Wight
• Junior
• Predator
• V10
• Doune
• Hill
• Climb

[ruty1978]

1:30 time saver

[RichardDunn]

@ruty1978 1:30 screensaver????? I think it is about 36 'ish seconds. In a hillclimb you are given a green light when the track is clear and then your time starts when you break the startline beam..............

Were you trying to make a point?

[RichardDunn]

It's a video, it is not a stimulator... :-)

So your this years Kermitt, it does not take too long to work out factually if it is speeded up or not. Have a look at 2t4t for outright hill climb records that have also been sped up.

:-)

I think it is about 134 MPH at the bottom of Doune as they build the speed to get the aero. F1 is not even close.

[RichardDunn]

Available now £90K

[BestRex]

How is it possible to drive so fast on such narrow and danger track? This drivers probably got a giant enormous balls to do this.

[RichardDunn]

@BestRex

No he has small balls apparently from all the rumours I have heard.

Deano may be able to tell you.

[piberobili]

horrible!!



[vijackiv]

YOUR INSANE!!!

[gwracing]

@EldubeG25 Just google Graeme Wight or Gwr Predator and you will get the information

[gwracing]

@cxbra bout £100k used out of date (rule change) f1 engine and gearbox from an Arrows, made the car from scratch

[cxbra]

@LoserMcBeaver I'd guess at least $300,000 to build one of those. The sequential gearbox it self takes up a lot of the cost, not to mention the engine.

[S55amgDriver]

Anybody else think the video has been "edited?"

[EldubeG25]

So... he gets to drive a V10 on this road with about 5 inches of clearence on each side, but Formula One with high security tracks can't use V10s ... interesting.

[miksulder]

small mistake could lead to death 

[LoserMcBeaver]

How much to own a car?

[RustyNex]

@RichardDunn he was just giving everyone a link to the point in the video where the interesting thing starts to happen. its a time saver because we don't have to watch the first part of the video where nothing happens.