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Lotus in the Peak |
| 27th - 29th June 2025 |
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By Mark H
By Mark H •
Jules Bianchi added 2 more points to his total by finishing 5th in the second race of the week-end in Silverstone. The young frenchman kept his tyres fresh for the end of the race so he could push harder in the end to overtake other drivers.
Esteban Gutierrez ended 8th, that means no points for him this week-end but his performance was really good.
The brakes on my Elise 240 FE never felt brilliant but at 2.5 years old in the cold and wet did nothing when pressed, a few pumps later and some braking happened. I took it in and the pads (oem from new) were glazed. I replaced them with Pagid RS42 and updated fluid. Difference was night and day. Now, a year and maybe 3500 miles on and the pedal feel is a little wooden again (like can brake light or hard but nothing in between) and they are squealing really bad at town driving speeds and lig
Hi AlI just wanted to tell you of Club member Robert Redden's (Trebor_UK ) kind donation to the LitP Rainbows Fund raiser of £100 Just how good is that A BIG thankyou Rob 👏👏👏
I love the Lotus in the Peak event and it's great to see all the positive posts and pictures of this year's event. I wasn't there this time because I'd decided to attend the Jim Clark 60th anniversary celebration of his F1 championship, Indi 500 win & Tasman series championship. This was organised by the Jim Clark Trust and took place at Duns Castle very close to his Scottish home. It ran on both Saturday and Sunday, so we (six of us) had decided to travel up to Scotland on Friday, have t
Hi all who car has power assisted steering fitted to their cars. Is it really needed or does it make the driving experience better or worse Thanks
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