Cheap but fun private trackday - Sat 15th Sept - BRISKODA

corradoboy · 02-08-2007, 16:47

I organise a trackday for my old Subaru club twice a year. As I'm now a Skoda owner I've decided to open it up to you guys. It's at Blyton Park, 10 miles south of Scnuthorpe, home of rallying team Rallydrive.

For full details see this link for the current day....CLICKY...

...and for more detailed information have a look at last times link....CLICKY.

Lots of pics and vids on the links to tempt you all

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smstext · 02-08-2007, 21:37

cost/price?

Wardy · 02-08-2007, 23:13

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Originally Posted by smstext

cost/price?

And I quote from the second link:

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Originally Posted by corradobody on a ScoobyNet thread:

As before, this is a non-profit event organised purely for the fun and enjoyment of Scooby and other performance car owners, and the costs are to be shared equally and hence the price cannot be finalised until the day when we know exactly how many are there. As an example, if we have...
20 cars it will be £40,
25 cars is £35,
30 cars £30.

Looks interesting this, and not too far away. Not having done trackdays before it looks to be a cheap and fairly good type of place to start

Only thing I'm not sure on is the date. I'll have to check...

Thanks for the info.
Steve

**VRStu** · 03-08-2007, 09:07

I spy a Jabba ARB

corradoboy · 03-08-2007, 10:52

Everyone welcome. As Wardy says, the price is equally shared and the day is non-profit. It has simply been a fun day for the Subaru club I am in, no vendors, exhibitors, no officials or marshals, and hence very cheap. It is an excellent way to introduce yourself to track driving as there is no fear of some idiot loosing it and taking 4 other cars out into a corner because we only allow 5 cars on at a time, and run a strict no overtaking rule. If you catch someone up you don't harass them or try to bully past, you slow down, create a gap and then carry on, safely. The track is usually open from 8.30-9am and closes sometime between 4.30 and 6pm depending on the owner on the day, and there is usually no problem getting all the track time you want. As most bring their road cars which are their pride and joys, the tend to do 5-10 laps and then come in to give the car a rest. We also have lots of friendly chit-chat and banter in the gazebo and have the BBQ running from mid-morning onwards.

Any more info, please ask !

gilesk · 03-08-2007, 11:00

Love the prang 2 video, the audio is great

***Neo_VR*** · 03-08-2007, 19:50

Bugger.. i would have been up for this if i wasnt in prauge

mattbeef · 03-08-2007, 21:20

Hmmm will have to beg the time off at work and get down to this

corradoboy · 03-08-2007, 21:34

When your sure you're coming let me know

corradoboy · 13-08-2007, 16:53

Come on guys, this is the cheapest, safest, most relaxed trackday of the year. Come along and stuff it to the Scooby boys. I tagged them last time, and by this one I'll have 40% more bhp and torque

smstext · 13-08-2007, 21:30

sorry to far for me and also have alot on Saturday.

duke of hazzard · 16-08-2007, 15:34

id like to do this, how much notice do you need as i dont know what im doin that weekend yet...could be out of action cos of birthday... front tyres are on their way out so could be a good way to see em out.

gathy · 16-08-2007, 16:48

can i do it on my gsxr ?

it would be like nuremberg all over again "hopefully without the gravelrash and wheelbarrow home

texasjohn · 16-08-2007, 17:15

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Originally Posted by gathy

can i do it on my gsxr ?

it would be like nuremberg all over again "hopefully without the gravelrash and wheelbarrow home

I'd predict that will involve rather a lot of slowing down and waiting to create a gap unless you have a GSXR250 (they do exist, trust me

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How far is Sxunthorpe from Birmingham? I might be up for this.

corradoboy · 16-08-2007, 19:37

DoH, it doesn't look like all the places will be filled this time. I think the Scooby lot are getting boring as we had the full 35 last time and was the best day we've ever had. If you could let me know ASAP, but preferably within 2 weeks of the event. If there are places available you could just turn up on the day though.

Gathy, sorry mate, no bikes are allowed at the venue, and the safety concerns of having bikes on track with cars makes it a no-no from me as organiser. The track is very, very twisty, so I doubt your lightness and power would benefit you.

texasjohn · 17-08-2007, 16:31

im definately up for it and i have a couple of mates in preston (Supra turbo and 206GTi with TBs) who might be, if you need more numbers and want the invitation extended

edit: I could also mention it on zroadster.net. Nice bunch of people (ive met them) and probably one or two might come (one of the mods with a supercharged z3 lives in yorks)

corradoboy · 17-08-2007, 17:24

TJ, you and you're friends are more than welcome, and please do publicise it wherever decent car enthusiasts lie. The club I organise it for have had their crack at the whip and if they're losing interest in actually driving the cars they're passionate about then maybe it's time they bought Picasso's. This is probably going to be the last one I organise for the time being, so come along and enjoy it whilst you can.

I'd appreciate deposits from people, details on how on the Scoobynet clicky's on the top post.

day tripper · 17-08-2007, 20:14

I may be interested in attending in the subaru if im not working. Will check in a few days.

Snoopie · 24-08-2007, 16:44

What? No over-taking ?

Can't sit behind Skoda's all day

corradoboy · 24-08-2007, 17:13

Trust me Snoop, you would enjoy it regardless of no-overtaking.

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