#hometrack

[levana-stark]

For the fic word, how about ‘break’ (or brake 👀)

I'm still not sure when to use which of these words correctly, but have one scene from YOYOC:

Winning in Monaco was everything Charles had ever dreamed of and more. When he stumbled off the podium and back into the garage to change into a clean race suit for the press conference, everyone was cheering, and he could swear that he could see Joris crying, then he jumped into Charles’ arms.

“You did it, you did it! Charles, you fucking did it!”

They were joined by Lorenzo, Arthur and Pascale into a giant group hug as everyone was celebrating.

Eventually Charles had to leave for the media obligations of a race winner, so he handed his trophy off to Arthur, who looked at the golden outline of their hometrack with wide eyes.

“Don’t break it.” Charles joked, and Max, who had come in behind him, laughed.

“Well since Lando is not here, I think we’re good.”

Charles snorted harder and Arthur grinned too: “I will tell him, you said that you’ve still haven’t let that go.”

“I will never let that one go.”

It really warmed Charles’ heart to see that his brother and his teammate got on that well. It probably had something to do with the fact that Max was essentially Arthur’s boss now and they were working closely to give him the best possible start in the new series. Charles had seen the way the media and the fans had reacted to the news, that both of them would work with Max Verstappen in the future.

And one from "It's like this":

As soon as Max had raised his good mood before the race, his team was very quick to bring it back down again.

On the lap to the grid, there was some sort of issue with his drinking pipe that proceeded to almost drown him and in the time before lights out they were not able to fix the issue, apart from turning off the drink entirely.

So he would spend another hot and tiring race without something to drink. Great.

And because Charles could never catch a break in his life, the whole race very quickly got from bad … to worse. He did get the jump on Max into the first corner, able to stay ahead for almost a whole lap, before Max caught up to him, speeded past him and scampered off into the distance. But then the whole race fell apart. And it was once again a strategic error that caused it all.

[benjaminftw]

Journeyman Appreciation: Bobby Dotter

Following the theme of my last post in this series, I wanted to spotlight somebody else who found another niche in racing after the end of his driving career: Bobby Dotter. 

Born in Chicago, Bobby Dotter was the son of a midwestern legend, Bob Dotter who despite having just one arm won three ARCA championships in the 1980s. While dominating Illinois short tracks in late models, Bobby spent much of the 1980s making sporadic starts in the ARCA series in which his father had had so much success, with a best finish of 5th at Pocono 1983 and a handful of top 10s but never running more than 4 races in a season. 

In 1988, Bobby began racing in the Busch Grand National Series which would be his home for a number of years going forward, driving a car owned by his father in a limited schedule focused on the short tracks, showing real flashes of promise with a pole at the tricky Louisville and top 10s at the legendary Hickory and IRP tracks. In 1989 Bobby made just one start, but it was a top 10 finish at Martinsville and the first start for the car owner he’d spend a bulk of his career with, Ed Reizen in his number 08 car. 

In 1990 Dotter and Reizen would run their first full season together. Although they DNQ’d at two of the biggest events on the schedule, the Daytona 500 and World 600 support races, Bobby proved very good on the short tracks picking up 8 finishes inside the top 10 over the course of the year and best finish of 4th at Myrtle Beach Speedway, ending the year 14th in points. Still under sponsored, Dotter backslid in terms of average start, average finish, and had half the top 10s in 1991 but tied his career best finish of 4th at South Boston and once again came home 14th in the final standings. 

In 1992 Bobby had his crowning achievement in NASCAR, winning a race at the New River Valley Speedway in Southwest VA (later better known as “Motor Mile Speedway”, and the hometrack of this writer where he has been multiple times to catch local racing) in convincing fashion but putting up identical top 5 and top 10 numbers as the year before and seeing his average finish drop a bit, placing 16th in points. 

In 1993 Reizen and Dotter finally picked up substantial sponsorship from DeWalt tools which led to a dramatic turnaround for that team, matching career highs in top 10s (8) and a best ever top 5 count (3) and placing solidly in the 7th place in points, a feat that would be replicated with one less top 5 in 1994, in both years managing to outpoint numerous better known drivers with wins to their credit. In 1995 DeWalt was replaced by Hyde Tools, and while the team still managed 6 top 10s they had a dramatic increase in DNFs including a number of engine failures and a DNQ at Richmond and slid back to 14th in points. Reizen’s team shut down at the end of the year.

Thus began the true journeyman portion of his career, having consistently driven for the same owner for most of his time. While Bobby started 1996 with Dennis Shoemaker’s number 64 Dura Lube car, he failed to qualify for two out of the first three races and they soon parted ways. Bobby then hooked up with Ray DeWitt whom you might remember from the Tim Fedewa entry, replacing Johnny Chapman in the 55 car for 15 events in ‘96 with a best finish coming in his first race with the team at Nashville where he placed 10th. Bobby also made a start at Hickory driving a 08 car he owned himself to a 13th place finish and made two starts for Cup legend Kenny Schrader with a best finish of 12th at Dover. 

The rest of the 90s were pretty lean for Bobby. Through 1999 he made just 3 Busch Series starts, all coming in an 08 car he owned himself with a best finish of 15th, one lap down, at Milwaukee in 1998. He made 9 Truck Series starts, 8 of which coming for Carl Wegner, with his best finish being a pair of 16ths. He also scored a couple of top 10 finishes in the ARCA series in 4 starts and ran a partial schedule in the NASCAR Winston West series in 1999 with 3 top 10s in 6 starts. Presumably it was this last stint that led to what would be the third stage of his career. 

In the 2000 season Bobby Dotter finally returned to full-time racing with a second car fielded by owner-driver Gene Christensen in the Winston West Series, sponsored by Christensen’s People Against Drugs organization. The combo proved potent, with Dotter winning four times: at the legendary Laguna Seca road course, twice at Irwindale and one at the Rocky Mountain Raceway in Utah. He also finished in the top 10 in 9 out of 12 events on the schedule, and finished runner up in points to the young off-road hotshot Brendan Gaughan. Dotter and Christensen also ran a couple of Truck series races together with a best finish of 17th at Bobby’s “home track” (Chicagoland Speedway and Chicago Motor Speedway weren’t built until the early 00s) of Milwaukee. 

This led to the entire organization moving into the Truck series full-time with Bobby’s iconic 08, once again primarily sponsored by People Against Drugs, in 2001. The team had a number of mechanical failures and just one top 10 finish, a 10th at IRP, but still likely exceeded expectations by proving a regular fixture within the top 20 and coming home 15th in points, with Bobby also scoring a 27th for Fred Bickford in his first Busch Series start in several years at Phoenix. In 2002, the team scored more consistent outside sponsorship and generally improved their pace in most areas, scoring Bobby and the team’s first top 5 finish at Martinsville and collecting 3 more top 10s en route to 14th place points finish and much higher average finish. 

In 2003, Bobby stepped back from full-time driving while in his early 40s to focus on his role as the General Manager of Christensen’s Green Light Racing. Between ‘03 and ‘04, he ran 13 races for the team, primarily when they lacked sponsorship on one of their two entries. In 2004 Bobby also made his final Busch Grand National start, coming home 26th, 6 laps down for Rick Ware at his beloved Milwaukee Mile. Bobby’s final Truck starts would primarily be field filler start-and-park entries for the team in ‘07-08. 

Sometime around the 2008 season, Gene Christensen sold his interest in Green Light Racing which had merged with SS Racing to Bobby Dotter, who dedicated himself full-time to being a truck and car owner. In 2014 the team moved into Xfinity series racing where they would later get their first win at any level in 2002 with Cole Custer driving for the team in a partnership with Stewart-Haas Racing, and having provided a home for many young and veteran drivers both in the midpack of the series for nearly a decade. 

[kapzvproperty]

TTP588: June Market Update

TTP588: June Market Update

-Buy £100 Million of property for clients

-Build to rent

-House prices are up

-nationwide report

-Hometrack monthly report

-The market is coming back into alignment

-Take the last 3 months' figure

-London has found its celling

-London is interesting

-Build to rent market

-Labour government coming in what does it mean for Landlords

-Their manifesto has come out what does it say

-Will get rid of no-fault eviction

-Labour and Conservative will do no-fault eviction

-System called common hold

-Labour will win election

-Will their be changes

-It's not that radical

-Rent controls give authority power to control the rent

-Renters reform bill

-Does not matter who you vote for

-You make your success

-Make a difference

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[devilbarista]

and it was because of that spark that newly renewed love for NASCAR that I eventually got to take my dad (a DAY ONE Jimmie Johnson fan) to both of our first race and he got to see Jimmie race before he did retire!! and not only that, we got to see it at Jimmie's hometrack :]

in 2017, I started getting back into NASCAR full force because Dale Jr had announced that would be his last year. I've never been a Dale Jr fan really but he was a key part of my Childhood Four--Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, Dale Jr, Tony Stewart. Gordon and Stewart had recently also retired. I felt compelled to get back into it before my family's favorite guy, Jimmie, retired too. I spent the week leading up to the all star race that year hyperfixating on NASCAR like crazy and getting caught up. the 2017 all star race was my first race back as a fan. and when Kyle Busch won I turned to my dad and made a face and said "ugh. I heard he was a real asshole"........if you were to tell the me of that moment that he would become the biggest Kyle Busch fan....😭😭😭😭😭

[flyingazrolls]

Last #ride with the @mcqueenmtb #team before the #bigrace at our #hometrack !!! Ready for our #race and Meila even practiced the #track in the morning with Mommy and Mason!!! Go #mtbgirls !!! #somuchfun !! #alwaystraining #mountains #mountain-life #mountainbiking #mountain #mountainlovers #mtb #mtblife #reno #mtblifestyle #mtblove #mtbgirl #mtbiking #mtbtrail #reno #tahoe #laketahoe #tahoelife #yesrenotahoe (at Rollan D. Melton Ellementary School) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVDb2U4lRw2/?utm_medium=tumblr

[edkishinevsky]

@denverpublicschools #gw #hometurf #hometrack (at George Washington High School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-TCUpvgKSs/?igshid=10bbrwz348au3

[thesassywitchofthenortheast]

I couldn’t ask for a better dad or a better race buddy💙. . He taught me everything I know about racing and cars. Can’t wait to make even more memories at New Hampshire, and new race tracks too. . A family that races together stays together 🏁. . . #NHMS #newhampshiremotorspeedway #hometrack (at New Hampshire Motor Speedway) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Jhf2IAwlv/?igshid=qywq5umryeqd

[axelwave]

This is the end for this track !! Next one in May...😃 #slottrack #slotcars #slot #electrictrack #scale132 #hometrack #axelwave

[onetouchinvestment-blog]

Where are the Best Places to Invest in UK Property in 2019?

2019 is finally upon us and with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, many are apprehensive about investing in the UK property market. We believe that there is still opportunity to be had, if you know where to look. Read on to find out where we think the best places to invest in UK property in 2019 are

With Britain’s impending exit from the European Union, many investors both home and abroad have apprehensions about investing in property in the UK. Surveyors in September 2018 gave their lowest forecast for house prices in three- and twelve-months’ time, and Mark Carney warned that a “no-deal” Brexit could shave up to 35% off house prices.

The effect that Brexit has had so far on the UK housing market seems to be confined to London and high value properties over £2m. The fear of Brexit is heightened across these markets mainly because the financial commitment is so much higher. Across the country, average house prices have continued to rise – mainly propelled by regional markets. It is also worth noting that as the pound continues to fall relative to other currencies, it is then more attractive for overseas buyers to invest in property, thus buoying demand and helping to keep house prices afloat. 

The threat of a “no deal” Brexit and measures put in place to stockpile goods

With the possibility of a no-deal Brexit on the table, companies are taking measures to avoid disruption to their supply chains and have started stockpiling goods. Several companies have already admitted to doing so, including Rolls Royce, Topps Tiles and the food group Nestle. Even without the possible impact Brexit would have, as consumers want goods almost instantaneously companies that sell online have been buying up shed space for storage.

Demand for UK industrial real estate remains strong. Distribution units and multi-let portfolios have continued to perform well as volumes hit £3.6bn which is roughly 13% of all commercial investment activity in the UK according to data from JLL. Strong demand has been underpinned by the positive market conditions and popularity of ecommerce.

These warehouses are mainly located in the midlands as it makes sense to be able to access all parts of the United Kingdom with ease. Amazon for example currently has 13 warehouses in the UK, including one in Coalville, one in Daventry and one in Milton Keynes. Another such example is Panattoni Park, where more than 1.6 million sq. ft of industrial and warehouse units available in Q4 of 2019 will be developed close to Northampton. Industrial units are also planned for the green belt around Coventry Airport, which will also include foot and cycle paths and a community park.

With the increase in warehouse activity, it makes sense that as they expand, they are looking for new recruits. This makes property in certain midlands towns such as Northampton and Leicester in the east and Coventry in the west more appealing.

Northampton

Currently Northampton is one of the best places to invest in UK property and this is proven by homes in the town selling on average in 33 days, making it one of the quickest in the country for house sales. This indicates a high demand – possibly from those who are moving to the area for work. This has led to house prices in Northampton rising by 5.3% in the year to October 2018 – a larger increase than the national average.

Leicester

Another place in the midlands which has seen and is expected to see more growth is Leicester. Leicester bucked the trend for house price fall reporting the best year-on-year growth for property prices in any large UK city and has also been named the best city in the UK to invest in property according to Hometracks Cities House price index.

Property prices in Leicester have increased by over 250% since 2000, and with its ideal midland location and promised future regeneration and investment of £3bn, Leicester will only become a more attractive option for property investment. We tip Leicester to be a property hotspot in 2019 as London can be reached in just over an hour, and Birmingham is just under an hour away by train making it convenient for those who commute into work.

Warrington

Situated between the cities of Liverpool and Manchester, Warrington is another place that is worth considering with regards to property investment in the UK. An Amazon warehouse is in the town, and Omega have revealed plans to build 758,000sq ft of speculative warehousing. With the promise of new warehousing space, new jobs will be created, and employees will be looking for somewhere to live. This could be an ideal time to invest in property in Warrington, to accommodate those employees who might rent initially but settle and choose to buy – which could create a good level of capital uplift.

Many are considering Warrington for an investment property over nearby Liverpool and Manchester due to the more accessible housing market as well as house prices in the town being considerably lower than its big city neighbors. This makes Warrington a great location to buy a house in 2019, especially for young professionals working in the cities or those looking to start a family.

Coventry

Coventry is one of the best places in the UK in terms of house price growth. Since the turn of the century house prices in Coventry have risen by over 250%, and it was the only town or city in the west midlands to make the list according to HouseSimple.  

Coventry also offers landlords excellent rental yields – some of the highest in the country thus making it one of the best buy-to-let areas in the UK. Average net rental yield excluding tax is around 5.40%, and only 5 other places in the UK come ahead of it according to Private Finance. The excellent yields are complimented by great occupancy rates especially by students as the City has a two extremely popular Universities which have a combined enrolment of over 50,000 students.

Halifax

Yorkshire is a well-located county and as a result, it is home to many distribution centres. Many corporations such as Aldi, Lidl, John Lewis, Morrisons and DPD have distribution centres set in Yorkshire.

Halifax was recently named by LendInvest as one of the best places to invest in property for buy to let. This is in part due to the number of businesses operating in the area, including McVities and Nestle, and its proximity to the distribution centres. This combined with affordable housing is why many people decide to lay down roots in the town, as the average house price in Halifax is £149,925. This is cheaper than nearby Northowram, Hipperholme and Shelf, making it an attractive alternative to workers who are priced out of the surrounding areas.

Halifax also has superb connections. It is situated just 30 minutes away from the Peak District and trains run to Leeds every 15 minutes and Manchester every 30 minutes. It is also just a 15-minute train ride away from Bradford and Hebden Bridge. This makes it a convenient choice for those who commute to work but want affordable accommodation.

One opportunity to invest in the Halifax buy to let market is in the H1 development. H1 is in the popular West Parade area and the town centre is just a short walk away. The development is a contemporary collection of one-bedroom apartments starting at £66,995. Features include anti-slip vinyl flooring and built in appliances. What makes this development particularly attractive is how affordable the apartments are. Priced under £70,000, there is a flexible payment plan in place which means that £1,814.45 can be paid monthly for 24 months and then there are three years to pay the balance after completion. A gross rental yield of 8% is predicted per annum.

Last-mile logistics and how that affects real estate in surrounding towns

The last mile is often referred to the last step in the delivery chain before goods arrive with the consumer. As people are wanting their goods delivered quickly and efficiently, companies are shifting their focus to the last mile and targeting sites close to urban areas. With good access to the M25, Essex is convenient for distributing goods to outlets along the perimeter of the capital. Next PLC has already announced plans to buy land near Waltham Abbey and Amazon has a warehouse in Tilbury – both in Essex.

The emergence of last mile warehouses close to urban areas will bring jobs. As living in cities can be expensive, some may choose to live closer to where they work, and as demand rises this will catapult the popularity of the surrounding area.

Colchester

One Essex town that has experienced phenomenal property growth is Colchester. The town is one of the best places to buy a house in the UK as it has great transport links, schools and amenities.  In the last three years, prices have increased by on average £55,000 according to Housesimple.com. LendInvest also carried out research and ranked Colchester as the best place for a buy to let investment when it considered factors such as capital growth, rental yield and rental price growth.

The struggle of the high street and plans to stimulate growth

Other places that may be up for consideration for property investment include those which are due to experience town and city centre regeneration. It should be of no surprise to learn that the high street has been struggling for a while. Debenhams has announced branch closures, as have House of Fraser. Re-negotiating leases with landlords has become common and made retail investing unattractive since the folding of BHS.

Intu, a British Real Estate Investment Trust which focussed on shopping centre management and development has faced troubles with regards to profitability of the centres. A £2.8bn takeover bid was launched by the Peel Group and, even though it fell through, it highlights the struggle of the high street as consumers switch to making online purchases.

Plans have been put in place to stimulate growth in the high street and rejuvenate areas which are not doing so well. Philip Hammond proposed plans in the Budget to save the high street by cutting business rates of retailers with a rateable value of £51,000 or less by a third from April 2019. He also slapped a 2% digital services tax on large digital firms with a turnover of more than £500m to hopefully ease competition. The chancellor also committed to a new Future High Streets Fund, where councils can redevelop abandoned and underused retail and commercial space into residential units. A partner in Cushman & Wakefield, Ian Anderson said of the scheme “the government is right to use planning policy to bring more employment and residential uses to our high streets, which can no longer afford to be so dependent on retail.”

Milton Keynes

This will help revitalise towns such as Milton Keynes where the town centre is largely dominated by its shopping centre. Recently the go-ahead was given to start work on one of the most significant retail and leisure developments in central Milton Keynes in over a decade. The development will include a boutique cinema, a dining area, new shops and public spaces. Certain spots will be redeveloped to improve the ambience and make them more welcoming. New landscaped areas and public spaces will give families and employees in the area a nice spot to relax and spend their lunch breaks.

Milton Keynes has always performed well when it comes to house price growth and there are no signs of it slowing in 2019. According to Hometrack, Milton Keynes comes in the top ten of places where house prices are rising the fastest. Now could be a good time to invest for those looking for good levels of capital uplift, as house prices will only increase once the rejuvenation work has been completed.

Edinburgh

Although Edinburgh’s high street may not be ailing, it is also undergoing a certain level of city centre regeneration. One such example is an £850m new Edinburgh St James project, which will comprise 850,000 square feet of retail space centred around a luxury hotel.  

Edinburgh’s economy was one of the fastest growing in the UK last year and these fundamentals have had a positive effect on its desirability. The picturesque Scottish capital ranked top in a new study commissioned by the Royal Mail into the best places to live and work in the UK, due to its vast green spaces and access to education and healthcare. Other factors include its cultural offerings such as libraries and theatres, job opportunities and business activity.

The appeal of living in Edinburgh has not gone unnoticed. Property prices in the Scottish capital have risen by 7.70% between January 17 and January 18 and research by Hometrack has predicted that they will continue to rise by 30% by 2022.  

Property investment in London is still viable – if one knows where to look

Although London house prices are expected to be most affected by Britain’s exit from the EU, there are still pockets of London that could prove profitable for property investment – if one knows where to look.

Leytonstone (London Borough of Waltham Forest)

North east London has been touted by almost a third of landlords as being the best place to invest in London property. They especially look for property near underground lines, with the Central line proving the most popular.

Leytonstone is one of London’s up and coming areas and it is situated in the London Borough of Waltham Forest which sits on the Central line on the boundary of zone 3-4. Although Waltham Forest was an Olympic borough and received certain levels of regeneration, it never really hit Leytonstone; but that could all be due to change.

Younger people are increasingly moving to outer boroughs in London due to the fact they can get more space for their money. The increase in desirability has been reflected in house prices, which have increased by 83% over five years in the London borough of Waltham Forest.

Having said this, prices in the borough remain relatively affordable in London terms with an average property price of £462,000, which is below the overall London average of £629,012 for 2018 (according to figures from Rightmove).

For those looking at the best places to invest in property UK 2019, look to the midlands and areas with industrial investment

In conclusion, we are predicting that with the shift from the high street to online, towns and cities close to warehouse distribution centres will grow in popularity. As a result, property prices in these towns and cities will increase as they become more desirable. We recommend the best places to invest in UK property in 2019 to be key towns and cities in the east and west midlands, Colchester, Edinburgh and Milton Keynes. Edinburgh is one of the most desirable places to live in the UK, and its booming economy is attracting more workers to the city, which is reflected in its rising house prices. Places such as Milton Keynes should benefit from Philip Hammond’s new initiative to revitalise high streets, and key towns and cities in the east and west midlands will benefit from the development of new warehouse space.

We predict that these places would be the most lucrative for buy to let investments. Different measurements are used to predict the best places for student accommodation investments, so subscribe to our newsletter to find out if student property investments are still viable and where the top places to consider are.

[moralchampion]

I've visited two tracks Max considers his hometrack before I saw my faves homecountry

[gal-vanized]

making that post about a spyro racing game its own post for organizational brain purposes. anyways,

itd be neat to have a spyro racing game using the flying mechanics from the mainline games. characters who cant fly like spyro would have like. some kinda vehicle i guess. like bianca would have a broomstick cuz shes a witch. ripto might have like a pterodactyl or somethin.

the 10 characters you’d start out with would be spyro, elora, the professor, hunter, bianca, sheila, sgt. byrd, bentley, agent 9, and blink.

then for unlockable (boss?) characters you’d have ripto, gnasty gnorc, the sorceress, and moneybags. maybe red is the final boss. or toasty. that’d be funnier probably.

crush and gulp feel like they’d be too big to be characters... but maybe they could be a hazard on a race course? maybe on ripto’s hometrack.

[ltntcolonel]

hometrack

[rcfun]

Some laps on my Hometrack :) #carrera #carreradecoration #decoration #scalelook #slotcar #slotcardecorator #slotcarfun #slotcardecorations #slotcar #slotcars #slotcarsofinstagram #slotcartrack #carrera #carrerabahn #carrerabahnfahren #carreradtm #fun #stayathome #hobby #carreraporsche911 #m1 #bmw #porsche #hometrack #carreramoments @carrera.official (hier: Recklinghausen, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJzAqHisaIf/?igshid=t6ny45qzj57c

[flyingazrolls]

Super fun #ride with the @mcqueenmtb #team at our #hometrack !!! Ready for our #race !!! Go #mtbgirls !! Mason and Maze had so much fun #hiking in the #coldweather !!! #somuchfun !! #alwaystraining #mountains #mountain-life #mountainbiking #mountain #mountainlovers #mtb #mtblife #reno #mtblifestyle #mtblove #mtbgirl #mtbiking #mtbtrail #reno #tahoe #laketahoe #tahoelife #yesrenotahoe (at Sierra Vista Mountain Bike Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CU-T6XPFrE1/?utm_medium=tumblr

[investortimes]

House prices weaken across southern England

#Houseprices weaken across southern England

Annual UK house prices grew by 1.7%, down from 1.9% in the same period last year.

The latest data from Hometrack shows UK house price increases ranging from a high of 5.1% in Glasgow to -0.5% in London.

London – slowest growth since 2012

In 2014 London was the fastest growing city, with house prices rising at an annual rate of 18%, compared to the current rate of -0.5%. In London, the…

[stephendesigns-blog1]

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