http://www.zerotohundred.com/?attachment_id=20265
The scene could have easily passed as an illegal ‘touge’ run around some picturesque Japanese mountain pass but this time around it was all legit, and right in our own backyard of Bukit Putus mind you.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/?attachment_id=20278
Filled with the aural delight of engines bouncing off their rev-limiters through the hills from the local Proton boys right up to the ultra-exotics of Porsches and Lamborghinis, the Bukit Putus Charity Challenge (BPCC) 2011- King of the Hill brought together a wide variety of machines to tackle the narrow and twisty asphalt of Bukit Putus to be crowned the King of the Hill.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20272
The Bukit Putus route has long been a revered path for the touge enthusiasts with a total of 33 turns confined within 3.3km of road. The only drawback was that, being a public road, it was strictly off-limits for pushing the boundaries of your machine.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20269
At least, that was the case until legal avenues came about to closing it off for the purpose of competitions and enthusiastic driving.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20268
A total of 37 cars participated in the event for charity, competing under three different; Group A for supercars, Group B for 1,600cc and above and Group C for 1,500cc and below.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20271
Some of the machines that lined up for a crack at the title included the finest from Porsche such as a GT3RS, a rare Lamborghini Countach and Super Veloce, a Ferrari F430 and California, Lotus Elise as well as a wide array of Honda Civics, Toyota Starlets, Proton Satrias and even a number of Volvos, although none of them were here to fetch the kids from football practice.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20267
The biggest draw though had to be the Zero Car, a homemade buggy that lead the way with the first run of the day, having been flagged off by the BPCC official ambassador, Fauziah Latiff, herself an avid biker, who came with a group of superbikers to show their support.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20266
“We would like to thank Fauziah Latiff for her willingness to support the event by becoming our official ambassador. Many thanks and appreciations also to the organising committee of BPCC, all the sponsors, the team from B Artistic Events & Advertising, Yayasan Penyuluh Bakti, Traffic Magazine Online, Motorsport Association of Malaysia (MAM), Lotus Car Club of Malaysia, Blue Jackets Society, Volvo Owners Club of Malaysia (VOCM), EP Motor Club (EPMC), touge enthusiasts, government bodies as well as agencies and all other parties for turning this into a reality and success,” said Che Aziyah Tengku Idris, Director of B Artistic Events & Advertising, the organizer of the event.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20264
The Motorsport Association of Malaysia (MAM) was on hand to observe the event while the time attack challenge was handled by the guys from our fellow media friends, Traffic Magazine Online.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20270
In fact, the organizer is looking into turning the event into a three round annual series.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20274
“As for the venue, the facilities are perfect. We could perform our Solat here, there were food and beverages, clean toilets and the safety measures taken are above my expectations. If the organiser will host this event again, I trust there will be a lot more interest and participants. Why not turn this into a two-day event?” said Mohd Ridzuan Ali, a participant and touge enthusiast that is better recognised among his peers as Oreedo.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20276
Oreedo himself was behind the wheel of his wife’s daily driver, a Toyota Starlet Glanza V that came with an auto box.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20273
Official Times
Group A (Blue Jackets Society) for demo purposes only
Jeffrey Wong- Porsche 996 GT2 (2.47)
Teh Kean Yong- Ferrari F430 (2.53)
Ray Hong- Porsche Carrera 4S (2.58)
Jesper Traerup- Porsche 993 Turbo (3.01)
Azizi Yom Ahmad- Porsche 997 GT3RS (3.04)
Erwin Azizi- Porsche GT3RS (3.04)
Datuk Derick Lim- Lamborghini Super Veloce (3.05)
Sathiya Murthi- Ferrari F430 (3.07)
Johnson Tan- Porsche Cayman (3.09)
Mok Yii Chek- Ferrari California (3.09)
Darrell Lim- Porsche Cayman S (3.11)
David Gurupatham- Lamborghini Gallardo (3.20)
Datuk Ali Kadir- Lamborghini Countach (3.40)
Group B (1600cc – Above)
Aril Hamka Abd Rahim- Honda Civic EF9 (3.00)
Ben Yeo Joon Pim- Lotus Exige S (3.01)
Edward Tan- Lotus Exige S (3.01)
Wong Kien Mun- Lotus Exige S (3.06)
Andrew Yap- Lotus Exige (3.11)
Iqmal Nizham Hamad- Volvo S60 T5 (3.12)
Amir Jamal- Proton Wira (3.18)
Zafran Saad- Honda Civic Ferio (3.20)
Chris Yap- Lotus Elise S1 (3.23)
Eddy Zafran- Volvo 850 (3.24)
Mohd Izuan Abdul Wahab- Volvo 850 T5 (3.25)
Airil Razlan Basiran- Proton Wira (3.30)
Shaharudin Mohamad- Volvo S40 (3.31)
Mohd Izat Amir- Vovlo 240 (3.36)
Azaman Hishan Mahabar- Volvo 240 (3.37)
Group C(1500cc – Below)
Ahmad Sharifuddin- Toyota Starlet GT (2.58)
Ghazi Fawwaz- Toyota Starlet (3.03)
Muhamad Ridzuan Ali@Oreedo- Toyota Glanza V (3.14)
Badrul Haji Hadi- Toyota Glanza V (3.20)
Mohd Khairrul Mohd Akhir- Proton Saga (3.20)
Muhammad Jamili Jamaludin- Toyota Starlet (3.27)
Mohd Jasril Mohd Johari- Datsun 120Y (3.48)
More Blue Jackets' Drives:
The scene could have easily passed as an illegal ‘touge’ run around some picturesque Japanese mountain pass but this time around it was all legit, and right in our own backyard of Bukit Putus mind you.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/?attachment_id=20278
Filled with the aural delight of engines bouncing off their rev-limiters through the hills from the local Proton boys right up to the ultra-exotics of Porsches and Lamborghinis, the Bukit Putus Charity Challenge (BPCC) 2011- King of the Hill brought together a wide variety of machines to tackle the narrow and twisty asphalt of Bukit Putus to be crowned the King of the Hill.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20272
The Bukit Putus route has long been a revered path for the touge enthusiasts with a total of 33 turns confined within 3.3km of road. The only drawback was that, being a public road, it was strictly off-limits for pushing the boundaries of your machine.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20269
At least, that was the case until legal avenues came about to closing it off for the purpose of competitions and enthusiastic driving.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20268
A total of 37 cars participated in the event for charity, competing under three different; Group A for supercars, Group B for 1,600cc and above and Group C for 1,500cc and below.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20271
Some of the machines that lined up for a crack at the title included the finest from Porsche such as a GT3RS, a rare Lamborghini Countach and Super Veloce, a Ferrari F430 and California, Lotus Elise as well as a wide array of Honda Civics, Toyota Starlets, Proton Satrias and even a number of Volvos, although none of them were here to fetch the kids from football practice.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20267
The biggest draw though had to be the Zero Car, a homemade buggy that lead the way with the first run of the day, having been flagged off by the BPCC official ambassador, Fauziah Latiff, herself an avid biker, who came with a group of superbikers to show their support.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20266
“We would like to thank Fauziah Latiff for her willingness to support the event by becoming our official ambassador. Many thanks and appreciations also to the organising committee of BPCC, all the sponsors, the team from B Artistic Events & Advertising, Yayasan Penyuluh Bakti, Traffic Magazine Online, Motorsport Association of Malaysia (MAM), Lotus Car Club of Malaysia, Blue Jackets Society, Volvo Owners Club of Malaysia (VOCM), EP Motor Club (EPMC), touge enthusiasts, government bodies as well as agencies and all other parties for turning this into a reality and success,” said Che Aziyah Tengku Idris, Director of B Artistic Events & Advertising, the organizer of the event.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20264
The Motorsport Association of Malaysia (MAM) was on hand to observe the event while the time attack challenge was handled by the guys from our fellow media friends, Traffic Magazine Online.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20270
In fact, the organizer is looking into turning the event into a three round annual series.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20274
“As for the venue, the facilities are perfect. We could perform our Solat here, there were food and beverages, clean toilets and the safety measures taken are above my expectations. If the organiser will host this event again, I trust there will be a lot more interest and participants. Why not turn this into a two-day event?” said Mohd Ridzuan Ali, a participant and touge enthusiast that is better recognised among his peers as Oreedo.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20276
Oreedo himself was behind the wheel of his wife’s daily driver, a Toyota Starlet Glanza V that came with an auto box.
http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/?attachment_id=20273
Official Times
Group A (Blue Jackets Society) for demo purposes only
Jeffrey Wong- Porsche 996 GT2 (2.47)
Teh Kean Yong- Ferrari F430 (2.53)
Ray Hong- Porsche Carrera 4S (2.58)
Jesper Traerup- Porsche 993 Turbo (3.01)
Azizi Yom Ahmad- Porsche 997 GT3RS (3.04)
Erwin Azizi- Porsche GT3RS (3.04)
Datuk Derick Lim- Lamborghini Super Veloce (3.05)
Sathiya Murthi- Ferrari F430 (3.07)
Johnson Tan- Porsche Cayman (3.09)
Mok Yii Chek- Ferrari California (3.09)
Darrell Lim- Porsche Cayman S (3.11)
David Gurupatham- Lamborghini Gallardo (3.20)
Datuk Ali Kadir- Lamborghini Countach (3.40)
Group B (1600cc – Above)
Aril Hamka Abd Rahim- Honda Civic EF9 (3.00)
Ben Yeo Joon Pim- Lotus Exige S (3.01)
Edward Tan- Lotus Exige S (3.01)
Wong Kien Mun- Lotus Exige S (3.06)
Andrew Yap- Lotus Exige (3.11)
Iqmal Nizham Hamad- Volvo S60 T5 (3.12)
Amir Jamal- Proton Wira (3.18)
Zafran Saad- Honda Civic Ferio (3.20)
Chris Yap- Lotus Elise S1 (3.23)
Eddy Zafran- Volvo 850 (3.24)
Mohd Izuan Abdul Wahab- Volvo 850 T5 (3.25)
Airil Razlan Basiran- Proton Wira (3.30)
Shaharudin Mohamad- Volvo S40 (3.31)
Mohd Izat Amir- Vovlo 240 (3.36)
Azaman Hishan Mahabar- Volvo 240 (3.37)
Group C(1500cc – Below)
Ahmad Sharifuddin- Toyota Starlet GT (2.58)
Ghazi Fawwaz- Toyota Starlet (3.03)
Muhamad Ridzuan Ali@Oreedo- Toyota Glanza V (3.14)
Badrul Haji Hadi- Toyota Glanza V (3.20)
Mohd Khairrul Mohd Akhir- Proton Saga (3.20)
Muhammad Jamili Jamaludin- Toyota Starlet (3.27)
Mohd Jasril Mohd Johari- Datsun 120Y (3.48)
More Blue Jackets' Drives:
- Drive Angry Movie Premiere + Supercar Drive to Penang Island!
- Shots: Blue Jackets Society Supercar drive to Phuket, Thailand
- Touge fever descends on Bukit Putus
- Breakfast Blast! Blue Jackets super Sunday drive to Port Dickson
- Supercars with the Blue Jackets at Hard Rock KL
- Go Karts and Supercars - Charity Endurance at City Karting with the Blue Jackets
- Photos: Blue Jackets Sunday Drive, 23 October 2011
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