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The building has specific disabled access at ground floor. I'm fairly certain that there is a lift to the upper floor too.
Once at that level, I don't think Mark will find driving any more difficult than anywhere else. (the balcony has a steel rail above the brick layer)
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Old 26-12-2014
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Hoping to come along.

Would vintage class be open to any drivetrain?

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Hoping to come along.

Would vintage class be open to any drivetrain?

Yes.....we have run 2 and 4 wd before.....
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Old 26-12-2014
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Excellent. Now then, Procat or Cougar? Decisions, decisions.
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Old 26-12-2014
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at the moment judging from what's outside our window, its looking like a sledge for me, never mind the bmax
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Old 26-12-2014
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Just been out in my "sledge" (245 tyres and rear wheel drive ) it's pretty rough up here but you can get by if the roads aren't full of halfwits

I think it will all be cleared up by Sunday though
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but you can get by if the roads aren't full of halfwits
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I think it will all be cleared up by Sunday though
Agreed. I can't make it sunday :-(
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Just been out in my "sledge" (245 tyres and rear wheel drive ) it's pretty rough up here but you can get by if the roads aren't full of halfwits

I think it will all be cleared up by Sunday though
yep - the sledge works well 4foot rear wheel drive, also known as , two young kids pushing hell for leather

did you say half halfwits john ........Queensbury = Hillbilly Country ......yee haaaaa
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Hi lads,


What time will we be able to access the hall? And what time is the first round due to start?

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Doors open 10am.
First round will depend on how quickly we get set up. The more helpers we get with the track, the sooner we start
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What is the race fee on the the day please.
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I don't actually remember what we charged last year...
Don't quote me, but I'd estimate maybe £8 with a discount for juniors????
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Old 29-12-2014
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Great days racing and great atmosphere to boot! Roll on rest of the events
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Old 29-12-2014
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Good days racing indeed. May have to review tyre choice before next outing - that floor is very slippery.
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Good days racing indeed. May have to review tyre choice before next outing - that floor is very slippery.
I couldn't make it, but heard it was slippery. did anyone brush the floor before the track went down? it really helps. centre staff have a big floor brush which takes 5 min to push round while people are bringing in the track.
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I really enjoyed it too.
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other than being rear ended twice in the final I really enjoyed the day for my first time there, I stuck with spikes which were ok as i think others went with pins, to be honest for me it wouldn't have mattered what I had on round the bottom turns near race control as it was very slick for sure - look forward to the next meeting
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I'm pretty confident that full spikes on the Procat wasn't the optimun choice - I could hear them roaring round final corner from the opposite end of the hall.
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other than being rear ended twice in the final I really enjoyed the day for my first time there, I stuck with spikes which were ok as i think others went with pins, to be honest for me it wouldn't have mattered what I had on round the bottom turns near race control as it was very slick for sure - look forward to the next meeting
I ran pins all round, and other than the 2 big mess ups in an early heat (which you marshalled from), I really enjoyed the long bend at end of straight - the rm config for my Bmax was lovely to drive. If only I could have been quicker through all other parts of track I'd have been fine

Really enjoyed the day - even with my slow optima in vintage class, looking forward to the next
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I tried mini spikes and mini pins but I found pins to be far better. I think everyone was struggling for grip yesterday.
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