GT PORSCHE TRACK DAY
10-11-2010, 03:26 PM
#1
Drifting
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GT PORSCHE TRACK DAY
Was reading through this months GT Porsche magasine and fell upon an ad for a tempting track day at Brands Hatch dedicated to Porsches...
...question is anyone in the 964 world planning on going?
And can anyone give me some insider knowledge on experiences with Brands Hatch?
Here is the link for those interested: http://www.clubmsv.com/car-home/even...orschetrackday
...question is anyone in the 964 world planning on going?
And can anyone give me some insider knowledge on experiences with Brands Hatch?
Here is the link for those interested: http://www.clubmsv.com/car-home/even...orschetrackday
10-11-2010, 04:17 PM
#4
I've only been around Brands on a bike, tbh the Indy circuit is a bit pants, it's too short to get into your stride really.
GP circuit is awesome though, elevation changes are fantastic, and loads of bottle required.
Unfortunately, my very last bike experience lasted all of 10 mins, in the pits.
I highsided my bike at 20mph, I hit one of the steel bollards that protect the bins, and broke my left ankle in two places, compound fracture of both femurs, broken left hand, smashed right wrist and cracked right thumb, 7 weeks in various hospitals, and going to be another 7 months of recovery (This all happend in May).
I still love the place though lol
John
GP circuit is awesome though, elevation changes are fantastic, and loads of bottle required.
Unfortunately, my very last bike experience lasted all of 10 mins, in the pits.
I highsided my bike at 20mph, I hit one of the steel bollards that protect the bins, and broke my left ankle in two places, compound fracture of both femurs, broken left hand, smashed right wrist and cracked right thumb, 7 weeks in various hospitals, and going to be another 7 months of recovery (This all happend in May).
I still love the place though lol
John
10-11-2010, 04:23 PM
#5
Drifting
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I've only been around Brands on a bike, tbh the Indy circuit is a bit pants, it's too short to get into your stride really.
GP circuit is awesome though, elevation changes are fantastic, and loads of bottle required.
Unfortunately, my very last bike experience lasted all of 10 mins, in the pits.
I highsided my bike at 20mph, I hit one of the steel bollards that protect the bins, and broke my left ankle in two places, compound fracture of both femurs, broken left hand, smashed right wrist and cracked right thumb, 7 weeks in various hospitals, and going to be another 7 months of recovery (This all happend in May).
I still love the place though lol
John
GP circuit is awesome though, elevation changes are fantastic, and loads of bottle required.
Unfortunately, my very last bike experience lasted all of 10 mins, in the pits.
I highsided my bike at 20mph, I hit one of the steel bollards that protect the bins, and broke my left ankle in two places, compound fracture of both femurs, broken left hand, smashed right wrist and cracked right thumb, 7 weeks in various hospitals, and going to be another 7 months of recovery (This all happend in May).
I still love the place though lol
John
Hmmm... that's my thought, the Indy circuit does look a bit plain but I'm relishing an opportunity to meet other enthusiasts
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10-12-2010, 04:49 PM
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Id love to but I cant get away from work, 50% of my holiday this year has been used for track days and I have just enough left to move house hopefully soon....
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10-12-2010, 07:49 PM
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