Who said TVR owners are scared of the wet ?
Discussion
d.k.s said:
Chris71 said:

Whereabouts is that? I really want to do a low-grip day (somewhere other than a frosted up B158...)
OP - How did you go about organising a TVR session and was it expensive?
Zippee said:
d.k.s said:
Chris71 said:

Whereabouts is that? I really want to do a low-grip day (somewhere other than a frosted up B158...)
OP - How did you go about organising a TVR session and was it expensive?
Failing that, is it possible to get booked in as an individual?
Road Hog said:
not real TVR Drivers , they would have had the roofs OFF.
Pretty much the first time the roof has been ON - even in the last 3 months its been off for almost 2k miles. 
although I did accidentally leave the windows down for one run here.

Yes it was at Rockingham last weekend, organised by the Subaru owners club (friendly bunch) and advertised on PH. Just 2 TVR's, but also an Aston Martin Vanquish, Ginetta & a few other makes.
Well worth doing to safely learn control techniques for when the front or back end steps out of line (not likely to happen in a TVR
) although I never quite found the balance point on the throttle for drifting the Tuscan
but could have happily kept trying all day ...... 
Zippee said:
It is Rockingham - I've done that in an Elise and it's huge fun. The front one has a kick plate to induce oversteer, one next to it is a very low grip surface and to the right is a drift pan.
OP - How did you go about organising a TVR session and was it expensive?
It's not cheap, but is the only such facility in UK (possibly Europe) and much better doing it in your own car than a Mondeo on trolley wheels like other 'skid-pans'.OP - How did you go about organising a TVR session and was it expensive?
It costs £2000 to hire the facility & instructors for the day, but works out quite reasonable between 16-20 people (£100 to £125 each) for a 3.5 hour morning or afternoon session.
Could start the ball rolling if people are interested in doing a session ? Easy to fill up the numbers by throwing it open to other clubs - Lotus etc.. Suggest a limit of 20 cars to ensure plenty of track time for everyone. 
Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp

Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp
aquatix said:
Could start the ball rolling if people are interested in doing a session ? Easy to fill up the numbers by throwing it open to other clubs - Lotus etc.. Suggest a limit of 20 cars to ensure plenty of track time for everyone. 
Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp
I would certainly be up for this!
Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp
Zippee said:
aquatix said:
Could start the ball rolling if people are interested in doing a session ? Easy to fill up the numbers by throwing it open to other clubs - Lotus etc.. Suggest a limit of 20 cars to ensure plenty of track time for everyone. 
Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp
I would certainly be up for this!
Some further info here: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/oem/wetgrip.asp
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