On Saturday, the 15th of July, the LOST Fraternity gathered for a run to the Jaguar Drivers Club Hunter Region All British Display Day at Raymond Terrace.
The run began, as is the case with many great runs, at McDonald’s. They left Hexham, enjoying a road trip through to the Riverside Park at Raymond Terrace before setting up their display and taking in the lovely collection of British motoring machinery gathered for the day.
Enjoy the photos below, thanks to Jack McLaughlin.
Mark O’Connor in the 2015 Bathurst 12-Hour, thanks to Martin Duursma
Simply Sports Cars, in association with Challenge Bathurst, are offering 12 entrants an awesome opportunity to unleash their Lotus around Mount Panorama this November 16th & 17th.
The team will be participating in November’s Challenge Bathurst, which offers two days of track time on the iconic circuit. Simply Sports Cars will provide support and will be bringing along four-time Bathurst 12-Hour class winner Mark O’Connor to act as a guide.
The cost for the event is $3,299 including GST, and entry includes:
If you’re interested in this opportunity to drive your Lotus on one of the world’s greatest race circuits, hit the Simply Sports Cars website here, or send Paul an email.
To get inspired, check out this video of Jeff Morton putting in a 2 minute 23 lap on the way to a Class B win in his Lotus Elise at the event last year.
Image thanks to Jack McLaughlin
Sunday the 9th of July saw the LOST Fraternity getting together for their favourite run to Caves Beach Hotel for a catch up and a coffee. Photographer and LOST Fraternity shepherd Jack McLaughlin has kindly sent through some photos from the run, which you can enjoy below!
A dozen Lotus owners, along with a few similar thoroughbreds, met in Belmont by the lake, before enjoying a run up to to the beautiful spot on Caves Beach to enjoy good company and a few coffees. Enjoy the photos below, thanks to Jack McLaughlin.
Annette and Mark Alexander at the 2017 Phillip Island 6 Hour Relay
Tom Devitt’s latest Chunky’s Chatter, for July 2017, is hot off the digital presses and on its way to members. It’s available to download from the members’ page, so head over there to download a copy, and enjoy!
Huge thanks to Tom and contributors for putting together another awesome edition of the magazine, and for the effort each and every month.
Inside this issue:
And much more! Enjoy Chunky’s lighthearted and sometimes irreverent monthly look at the world of Lotus.
Head to the members’ page to download your copy. And if you’re not a member already, have a browse around the site and hit up our membership page here to find out why you should be!
The Lotus Elite Diamond Jubilee is coming up quickly. It’ll be held over the 12th to the 14th of August, 2017, at Sydney Motorsport Park with the sprint day held at Wakefield Park.
Organiser Brian Caldersmith has reached out with a July update, so read on and catch up with the details.
On Sunday the 25th of June Anne Blackwood hosted a charity auction of Lotus parts to raise money for Lifeline. Syd Reinhardt and Ashton Roskill photographed the event, and have kindly shared some images with us here.
On Saturday the 24th of June, the LOST Fraternity crew met up for a run to the Gilbert’s Motor Garage Cars & Coffee. Enjoy these photos from the day, thanks to Jack McLaughlin.
Images thanks to Ellie and Mike Hamilton
Catch up on the action in the Western Australian Lotus community thanks to Eddie Lankhorst’s latest Quokka Talk for June, 2017, including a report on the All Lotus Track Day arranged by AutoStrada.
Club Lotus Australia is full of interesting people who are up to interesting things with interesting cars. We think that’s wonderful, so we’re going to share their stories with you here!
If you’d like to share your story on the club website, just send Seth a quick email at [email protected]
Last time we met Geoff Winder, he was fabricating a flywheel and a clutch to go with the engine and gearbox that he had lined up for the Lotus Esprit VQ. In this post, we rejoin Geoff Winder as he sorts out the sump for his Lotus Esprit VQ project.
