European Trackdays

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LondonTom

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89 posts

220 months

Monday 7th November 2016
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Hi All,

I'm wanting to book a trip for next summer and keen to do another TD in Europe. I've been to the ring before and not rushing back there anytime soon, did Spa last year which was awesome but before I book there again I'd been keen to hear of any other options I should be considering.

Cheers

Tom

brillomaster

1,379 posts

176 months

Monday 7th November 2016
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portimao, portugal. though its a chuffing long way, but the track will be worth it!

b0rk

2,347 posts

152 months

Monday 7th November 2016
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Very occasionally the stars align and a Monza, Mugello, Imola triple header becomes possible. Fantastic circuits.

noneedtolift

881 posts

229 months

Tuesday 8th November 2016
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b0rk said:
Very occasionally the stars align and a Monza, Mugello, Imola triple header becomes possible. Fantastic circuits.
This. With an emphasis on Mugello and Imola. Brilliant tracks, both of them.
Try www.pistenclub.de - they do a double header in June/July (Sat/Sun) for Imola with Mugello usually on a weekday before or after.

mozzerS

121 posts

211 months

Tuesday 8th November 2016
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I haven't been to either, but what about Zolder and Zandvoort?

alicrozier

555 posts

243 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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Zolder is pretty good and Zandvoort awesome fun.

You've been spoiled by doing Spa though, not much will compare. Very difficult to get a day there but Bilster Berg is right up there on my top circuit list...
http://www.bilster-berg.de/en/

In France (without going too far), Le Mans Bugatti is worth doing.

DiscoColin

3,328 posts

220 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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mozzerS said:
I haven't been to either, but what about Zolder and Zandvoort?
Both are excellent circuits and neither need a lot of horsepower to really enjoy too. Very old school - if you like places like Brands GP you will be in your element.

StreetDragster

1,533 posts

224 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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I'm hoping to get to the eastern European trackdays if bookatrack run the package again next year

Matt

LondonTom

Original Poster:

89 posts

220 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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Thanks for the suggestions guys - much appreciated.

mozzerS

121 posts

211 months

Wednesday 9th November 2016
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DiscoColin said:
mozzerS said:
I haven't been to either, but what about Zolder and Zandvoort?
Both are excellent circuits and neither need a lot of horsepower to really enjoy too. Very old school - if you like places like Brands GP you will be in your element.
Good to know thanks, Lotus on Track go there (among others), so maybe one day....
Did Brands GP with Gold Track and loved it.

Mansfield

198 posts

111 months

Thursday 10th November 2016
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StreetDragster said:
I'm hoping to get to the eastern European trackdays if bookatrack run the package again next year

Matt
Looks like they are switching back to doing Jerez, Estoril and Portimao for 2017.

StreetDragster

1,533 posts

224 months

Thursday 10th November 2016
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Mansfield said:
Looks like they are switching back to doing Jerez, Estoril and Portimao for 2017.
Thanks very that insight :-)

silverthorn2151

6,307 posts

185 months

Thursday 10th November 2016
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Le Mans Bugatti can be a fantastic weekend

Mansfield

198 posts

111 months

Thursday 10th November 2016
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silverthorn2151 said:
Le Mans Bugatti can be a fantastic weekend
I agree, except since last year they apply a strict weight class policy meaning cars of vastly different weights can't drive together. So unless going with a one make type club not accessible any more.

Edited by Mansfield on Thursday 10th November 21:18

silverthorn2151

6,307 posts

185 months

Thursday 10th November 2016
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Mansfield said:
silverthorn2151 said:
Le Mans Bugatti can be a fantastic weekend
I agree, except since last year they apply a strict weight class policy meaning cars of vastly different weights can't drive together. So unless going with a one make type club not accessible any more.

Edited by Mansfield on Thursday 10th November 21:18
Oh really. Few years since I went with the Radical and chums. There was a great mix of stuff on track. Including as I recall somme big Merc thing that cooked its brakes every lap.

Ah well. Shame.