Silverstone 27th March
Discussion
Hunter 66 said:
Wow Glenn you get to a lot of track days ,not married I suppose
Can't get enough of this motor at the moment.....
Yes i am married, i think ........
The only way i can tell, is that there is somebody else that seems to be clearing
my bank account even quicker than me
Edited by glenn mcmenamin on Friday 23 March 23:37
Glenn's emission is WAY too manly for Thruxton.
I need to state very publically... PhatGixer was as good as gold all day for which I thank him. (he didn't feature on my radio once)
Respect!
Melindi
www.goldtrack.co.uk
I need to state very publically... PhatGixer was as good as gold all day for which I thank him. (he didn't feature on my radio once)
Respect!
Melindi
www.goldtrack.co.uk
What a great day! Shame about the foggy start, but perfect weather later on. Started to get into the groove in the afternoon. Silvertsone is a fantastic track.
A great mix of cars. Top marks for the gentleman in the vintage Bentley.
I was in the Blue S2 Elise. Sorry for some strange lines in the morning!
A great mix of cars. Top marks for the gentleman in the vintage Bentley.
I was in the Blue S2 Elise. Sorry for some strange lines in the morning!
I'd just like to add my vote of thanks to all involved. It was my first time out with the Griff at Silverstone and I had a fantastic day (well afternoon). No problems with traffic - although to be honest I wasn't doing that much overtaking! Hopefully I didn't get in the way of too many people - I got plenty of video of serious machinery blasting past - the Group 2 grid included some awesome motors! Next time out I'll be booking an instructor though - plenty of room to get hopelessly lost on the GP circuit.
Cheers
Adrian
Cheers
Adrian
The next outing is on April 18th.
Hopefully everyone has seen the thank you from me and Calum but if not... here it is...
Calum and I would like to thank you very much for your patience re yesterday's fog. I think the extra hour the circuit gave us at the end gave everyone a decent run but what really made it was that no one went out there and did anything daft which could have been expected after such a frustrating wait to get going. The only stoppages were for mechanical issues, no gravelly moments and no dings.
Very much appreciated - thank you!
See you soon
Melindi
www.goldtrack.co.uk
Hopefully everyone has seen the thank you from me and Calum but if not... here it is...
Calum and I would like to thank you very much for your patience re yesterday's fog. I think the extra hour the circuit gave us at the end gave everyone a decent run but what really made it was that no one went out there and did anything daft which could have been expected after such a frustrating wait to get going. The only stoppages were for mechanical issues, no gravelly moments and no dings.
Very much appreciated - thank you!
See you soon
Melindi
www.goldtrack.co.uk
adriand said:
I'd just like to add my vote of thanks to all involved. It was my first time out with the Griff at Silverstone and I had a fantastic day (well afternoon). No problems with traffic - although to be honest I wasn't doing that much overtaking! Hopefully I didn't get in the way of too many people - I got plenty of video of serious machinery blasting past - the Group 2 grid included some awesome motors! Next time out I'll be booking an instructor though - plenty of room to get hopelessly lost on the GP circuit.
Cheers
Adrian
Cheers
Adrian
Adrian, I thought that my favourite shape old Trevor was going quite nicely
Have you got any video of my new car? (996GT3RS - GT03 FAT) Would love to see a clip...
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