A NICE TRACK DAY

[SPR117T]

Ok, I've been on many good trackdays, but just about all local ones are on airfields. Whilst I would not have a word said against Motorsport Events and there days, they can eventually become a bit "samey".
So what about Castle Combe 24th March including all the instruction you could want £165 for the day. Myself and a couple of others are up for it, who else?

[remal]

I would love to but find it too dificult at the time to get on trakc. need new sliencer first

[k50 del]

love to, but have nothing to drive unfortunately

[Janitor]

Interested - picking up new car on 1st March, so not sure if it'll be suitably run-in or me used to it well enough by 24th!?!?

Keep posting though with any developments - if I can't do this one, I'd be interested in future dates if all goes well for ya

Cheers!

[530dTPhil]

remal said:

I would love to but find it too dificult at the time to get on trakc. need new sliencer first

For your information, Combe are very hot on dB limits. They have lots of local pressure to limit or even try to close circuit activities. Don't assume that if you are OK elsewhere you will be fine at Combe as they stick strictly to the limits. There is, however, an independent race parts shop on the site.

[agent006]

Pah, Castle Combe's for whimps, did Cadwell in the snow this week.... was errm... interesting.

[Guillotine]

agent006 said:

Pah, Castle Combe's for whimps, did Cadwell in the snow this week.... was errm... interesting.

bet the mountain was fun....actually, I bet it was ALL fun, tho slow I bet it felt SERIOUSLY quick!

[agent006]

Wasn't actually that bad, teh marshals did a great job and had most of the circuit clear by half 10. Snowy offline through Hall, so needed to be careful through there. Certainly focuses the mind a bit when the track's soaking wet and it's barely 1c and trying to re-freeze.
Nearly binned it on the way in through the entrance gate off the main road though