Millbrook test track ...Trackday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Millbrook test track ...Trackday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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V1PER

Original Poster:

6,629 posts

265 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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NO NOISE LIMIT!!!!!!!!!
Millbrook (Vauxhall proving ground)are willing to rent out the track and said Sunday would be the best days..
Waiting on prices and times..
Who would be interested???? Depending on prices might have to ask the Vette boys along to get prices down..
Baz

viperdave

5,571 posts

258 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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hell yeah...

bigviper

3,365 posts

235 months

Thursday 18th May 2006
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dito

viper_larry

4,323 posts

261 months

Friday 19th May 2006
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Oh

viper paul

2,485 posts

279 months

Friday 19th May 2006
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Me

Viperville

4 posts

220 months

Friday 19th May 2006
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I am a new Viper boy in town and would be very interested

Viper GTS

261 posts

260 months

Friday 19th May 2006
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And me

xyyman

1,076 posts

230 months

Saturday 20th May 2006
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Yes please!

Phil

Viper

10,005 posts

278 months

Saturday 20th May 2006
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www.millbrook.co.uk/newsite/home.html


Construction work began in April 1968. 2 600 000 cu.yd. of earth were moved to sculpt the necessary track features into the existing but barren landscape. At the height of the earth-moving work 51 machines on site were moving 125 000 cu.yd. of earth in a week. Many ammonites, shell like fossils around 150 million years old, were unearthed. 3 500 tons of hand laid granite blocks formed the 0,9 mile Belgian pavé circuit. 73 000 tons of aggregate, 9 000 tons of cement, went into the 5 lane high-speed circuit. 20 000 cu.yd. of hardcore, 1 450 tons of cement, 4 500 tons of aggregate and 25 000 tons of sand were used to make the mile straight. The circular steering pad required 6000 cu.yd. of hardcore, 1 300 tons of cement and 6 000 tons of aggregate Over 200 000 trees were planted including both conifers and indigenous deciduous varieties, thus providing natural greenery and attraction to a tract of land that for many years was notably lacking in such features.





>> Edited by Viper on Saturday 20th May 08:18

venom500

2,984 posts

288 months

Saturday 20th May 2006
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Yes Please Baz.