BEDFORD 5TH FEBRUARY

[trackdemon]

Any of the esteemed PH collective attending this?

http://easytrack.co.uk/events/allevents.asp

Will probably go in the MCS, so much fun on this track

[catretriever]

Yep...hoping to

[stuartcmorrison]

I'm booked on it, 3rd trip out for my CTR assuming we make it through Donington on Sunday 30th.

[catretriever]

Ok...just booked on. I hope the car is back together by then......

[trackdemon]

Myself and a certain other PHer are booked to go. Should be a good day out. Look out for Blue MCS & Black CSL

[juliann]

trackdemon said:

Myself and a certain other PHer are booked to go. Should be a good day out. Look out for Blue MCS & Black CSL

Add two (maybe 3) SG CSL's to that list

[ehasler]

Add 1 Tuscan S

[trackdemon]

Tremendous! We need to get more PHer's along Anyone else hoping it rains?

[bricklayer@freen]

hi guys

I am going' frist timer any advice would help

and no laughing

thanks blue 964 targa

>> Edited by bricklayer@freen on Monday 10th January 19:10

[ehasler]

trackdemon said:

Tremendous! We need to get more PHer's along Anyone else hoping it rains?

Oh yes

[ehasler]

bricklayer@freen said:

hi guys I am going' frist timer any advice would help and no laughing thanks blue 964 targa

There are quite a few threads here on first timers, so it would be worth doing a search of the archive.

A couple of pointers would be to:

a) make sure your car is prepared in good time, so make sure fluids are topped up, tyres pumped up and checked, loose items removed from boot and cockpit etc...

b) Book an instructor for your initial session(s), as they'll help with general track driving advice, and also give you pointers on how to drive the circuit.

[bricklayer@freen]

ehasler said:

bricklayer@freen said: hi guys I am going' frist timer any advice would help and no laughing thanks blue 964 targa There are quite a few threads here on first timers, so it would be worth doing a search of the archive. A couple of pointers would be to: a) make sure your car is prepared in good time, so make sure fluids are topped up, tyres pumped up and checked, loose items removed from boot and cockpit etc... b) Book an instructor for your initial session(s), as they'll help with general track driving advice, and also give you pointers on how to drive the circuit.

I have booked an instructor only £30.00 thanks for advice

>> Edited by bricklayer@freen on Monday 10th January 21:10

[catretriever]

bricklayer@freen said:

I have booked an instructor only £30.00 thanks for advice

Hmmmm think I might do the same. By the way, the easytrack website has some quite useful info for newbies.

[aceparts_com]

I'm not looking for an agent, but if you look at pistonheads.tv i put a video of a couple of laps which may help you to familiarise yourself with it.

[catretriever]

Thats a great vid Alan, thanks

www.pistonheads.tv/clip178

[S_and_M]

Hi All.

Am sorely tempted by this, especially at this price. Given the likelihood of a damp track I think I'd need to invest in some better rubber tho!

S

[trackdemon]

Highly recommended in a MINI - lots of hilarious sideways action to be had on many corners. Its a steal at this price!

[aceparts_com]

I've just signed up too. Taking the scoob along to try and eliminate the severe understeer....

[catretriever]

This is turning into a proper mini-meet (in several respects arf arf)

[seandudding]

Me and a few other guys will be there in our GT3RS's