If he turns up in an MX5 we will probably thinks hes a long term SXOC'er anywayOriginally Posted by Mark
If you turn up in an MX5 instead of a 911 then we wont let you in anyway
If he turns up in an MX5 we will probably thinks hes a long term SXOC'er anywayIf you turn up in an MX5 instead of a 911 then we wont let you in anyway
I get the feeling that this would only work if we could pursuade Ernest Borgnine to drive the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth hovercraft.
Somewhere square inbetween, 997.2 C2S PDK. Just come back from a 4500 miles round trip to Spain in it, was fantastic funWhat 911 is it? some ropey old beetle engined one or a GT3
Cheers Kieran
Its gone!
Hi all, hope this hasn't been asked/answered before, but are we able to have camp fires at Anglesey? I'm suffering the embarrassment of tooling around the circuit in a 9-5 estate...., the upside being I've got load-space to spare, so can bring WOOD!
Yes / No?
Ta,
Rob.
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Come on now, that last fellow was good, I sped up significantly after a few laps with him.
i know i'm just being facetious
there is no formal tuition available but the club has some very good drivers who might be able to go in with you
Bring the 911.Morning folks, thought I'd better post up here just to give a quick hello before I meet you all at the weekend. My name's Dan and I'm from 350Z-UK, and was very kindly pointed at this event by Docwra. Really looking forward to it, looks like a really well planned event (well, as much as anything involving beer can be!) and hopefully the weather will hold too. Not sure if I'll be bringing the 911 or MX-5 yet, will let the weather decide that one for me.
Anyways, look forward to the weekend and meeting you guys then
Yes, bring wood. We always have a little fire...
Was tempted to drive my 9-5 round too.
Wood.
Yes.
Ta,
R.
As Kieran mentioned, we are lucky to have some drivers at the club that are very very good, IMO better than some instructors.
On the day we can point a few out to you and it's well worth getting some good passenger rides, I felt this useful in learning, and hoepfully some people will have time to sit in with you for a few laps and give you a few pointers. A lot of it comes down to seat time and practise as well though, you're a smart guy and you will start to feel your own and the cars limits, just do so on corners with plenty of run off
2004 - on : 1999 S14a 398bhp 378lb/ft
2010 - on : 2007 RX8 PZ
1998 - 2004 : 1991 S13
Do helmets need to be MSA/FIA approved to go on track?
all that was stipulated to me was a helmet.
Damn....could have saved money and brought my work/climbing one lol ;-)
I will be one of the blaggers after as many passenger rides as I can get, as I am not taking anything on track
Please leave your passenger seats in everybody!
did you find out the answer to this Kieran btw?
got a set of tyres here, if hes still there ill wait till track day
Ditto...old man scudder owes me a run on the trackI will be one of the blaggers after as many passenger rides as I can get, as I am not taking anything on track
Please leave your passenger seats in everybody!
not confirmed yet. i'd not rely on itdid you find out the answer to this Kieran btw?
got a set of tyres here, if hes still there ill wait till track day
id like a passenger ride in a V8 but know ill end up wanting one lol.
on another note i set my tent up today to make sure it as all there and didnt have holes in it. S'all good
Might have missed it, but was there a final decision on the track layout? Checking out some on board vids on youtube so I have half a clue wherte to go left or right
coastal track
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