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#241 UKspeedster

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 01:22 PM

I'm assuming if it's not raining I can still shelter in your car :P

:P Give me a moment - I just need to clear out the boot ;) :poke:

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 01:36 PM

I'm assuming if it's not raining I can still shelter in your car :P

:P Give me a moment - I just need to clear out the boot ;) :poke:

:o My word :P

It might be a tight fit :blink:

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 03:19 PM

Ukspeedster (why don't I know your real name) I'll call you Simon. Simon, is your dad going, can I be your passenger hore please :D

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 03:55 PM

Ukspeedster (why don't I know your real name) I'll call you Simon.

Simon, is your dad going, can I be your passenger hore please :D

:D Simon?? :blink: I could take offence at that - grouping me in the same category as Foxy and Big_si... ;) :poke:

Whilst I tend to be called a number of names (especially behind my back...), I'll settle for Nick. Actually, that reminds me of an episode of Red Dwarf - Rimmer: I used to be called Ace at school. Lister: Ace?? Ace-hole more like... :P

Just checking with UKS's Dad to see whether he fancies the 7am wakeup :blink: Otherwise I'd be delighted for you to be my passenger - where are your travelling from?

In fact, Foxy, Partridge, et al, any suggestions for meeting place?

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 03:58 PM

Ukspeedster (why don't I know your real name) I'll call you Simon.

Simon, is your dad going, can I be your passenger hore please :D

:D Simon?? :blink: I could take offence at that - grouping me in the same category as Foxy and Big_si... ;) :poke:

Whilst I tend to be called a number of names (especially behind my back...), I'll settle for Nick. Actually, that reminds me of an episode of Red Dwarf - Rimmer: I used to be called Ace at school. Lister: Ace?? Ace-hole more like... :P

Just checking with UKS's Dad to see whether he fancies the 7am wakeup :blink: Otherwise I'd be delighted for you to be my passenger - where are your travelling from?

In fact, Foxy, Partridge, et al, any suggestions for meeting place?

Luton Baby!!!

You can pick me up if you want ;)

Only kidding :P

Thank you Nick :D

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 04:00 PM

Louise, you must remember Nick from his appearence in the papers taking on the congestion charge, sorry it is a bit off topic but i do not remember seeing the end result to that? what was the final outcome??

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 04:25 PM

Louise, you must remember Nick from his appearence in the papers taking on the congestion charge, sorry it is a bit off topic but i do not remember seeing the end result to that? what was the final outcome??

:D I can't get away from that now - I was researching a fund manager the other day and as I wandered around the office I get asked whether I've had any more tickets recently! :P :rolleyes:

That was pretty much the final outcome in that article - it was all done and dusted about a month before that was written. In summary: TfL, bunch of cheating thieves, no customer service, no investigation, raised to appeals service, view that TfL have been completely cr@p, modest compensation to cover my time (at £9.75 an hour... :rolleyes: ) plus stamps, paper, etc. Bad enough that the van driver parked outside the CC zone, but worse that they couldn't be bothered to investigate... Only took 6 months and dozens of letters and emails on my part... :beat: :9mm:

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 04:27 PM

Received an email from ET today, only generic info. Sign on 8.00 am, briefing typically 8.40. That said, I cannot recall a briefing that went ahead on time. (Anglesey?) I think if you are keen to get the first briefing I would be there for 8.30, there is rarely enough room to fit everyone into a single briefing. The older hands can choose the 9.50 arrival, for a quick chat to the organiser before the sighting laps finish at 10. Seems attractive to me, but forthe sake of a chummy convoy I will get up a bit earlier. Nick, you are coming from Solihull, difficult to think of anywhere convenient to us all other that M6 services north of Coventry?

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 07:03 PM

As mentioned in the meets forum, Id like to travel down with the Midlands folks. I would want to be there in time for the briefing and siting laps too if possible thumbsup

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 10:26 PM

Anyone know what the catering is like? Burger van? Or do we need to bring sarnies? :unsure:

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Posted 27 October 2004 - 10:43 PM

Anyone know what the catering is like? Burger van? Or do we need to bring sarnies? :unsure:

I'm bringing sarnies just incase, might be best thumbsup

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 07:31 AM

OK, some basic Bedford info Food, unless the organiser specifically informs otherwise, presume no food. The circuit will probably close for an hour and there are some pubs/shops nearby. Petrol, nearest station is 3-4 miles from the track and not straightforward to find. Palmer sells UL and SUL on site, UL was £1 a litre. (almost seems reasonable now), so arrive full. Drinks, coffee machines on site Accomodation, there are hostility suites with seating, TV, toilets. They are heated, but still chilly if the door is in frequent use. Spectators, while perhaps not 'welcome' will be allowed in, might have to park by the entrance and walk up to the circuit. Passengers can be signed on any time of the day, the organisers will have someone in one of the hospitality areas. Briefing, although it is convenient to be there for the main briefing, it is not compulsory to attend that one. If you are late the organiser will have a personal word to ensure you behave appropriately. Does that answer all the questions?

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 08:14 AM

when i went last November the briefing was in one of the main buildings - biiiig room. Also had hot bacon, sausage, egg sangers, coffee, buns etc thumbsup But no food later on :( Weather still looking ok (fingers crossed)

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 08:18 AM

ULeaded, super unleaded, diesel all £1 a litre. thumbsup

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 09:18 AM

ULeaded, super unleaded, diesel all £1 a litre. thumbsup

pretty good seeing as i paid 95.9 for ultimate on the M1 services :beat:

best place to fill up with optimax is CLICKY

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 09:26 AM

ULeaded, super unleaded, diesel all £1 a litre. thumbsup

pretty good seeing as i paid 95.9 for ultimate on the M1 services :beat:

best place to fill up with optimax is CLICKY

16 miles away though :o

Think I'll grab some Ultimate on the M1 on the way up

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 10:41 AM

You'll need a refill at dinner...its a biiiiiiigggg circuit! The last thing you want to do is run out on track! Weather looks ok at present too thumbsup I think this'll just finish off the rear tyres...lovely :D See you all there thumbsup P.s if you want a pax come and make yourself known...I dont bite...unless provoked :D

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 10:53 AM

P.s if you want a pax come and make yourself known...I dont bite...unless provoked :D

Excellent :D

See you guys there :D

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 11:04 AM

I e-mailed EasyTrack to get the details...they've sent me a WPS file that I can't seem to open properly in anything. Anyone able to open it?

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Posted 28 October 2004 - 11:58 AM

If it hasnt already been said...

Bring your full licence (inc paper section)





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