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Re: Silverstone Classic 25/26/27 July
- Thread starter Andrew
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Ok great, I have a message from Nas but cant read it, if you see this Nas drop me an email with the message on to:
[email protected]
thanks.
Guess I'll come a little later to make sure Nas is there. :approve:
[email protected]
thanks.
Guess I'll come a little later to make sure Nas is there. :approve:
Big thanks to Brett for arranging the club stand again this year, and to Blake, Andrew and Yorky for their help setting up and packing away again. [smilie=thanks.gif]
Silverstone Classic is such a great event, and so so much to see over the weekend!
Great to see all those able to attend on the Saturday. A fair bit of last minute ticket swapping etc, but all came good. The pitch we were given couldn't have been much better I think... right in the middle of clubs and trade stands, with plenty of space around us, which makes all the difference. The Silverstone staff were as attentive as ever,along sure we were ok and had everything we required to enjoy our stand over the weekend.
For anyone not been, or to anyone thinking of attending next year.. it's huge. If you like wandering around the many varied club stands, browsing around the large trade village.. watching all the track action with a cold drink or an ice cream.. through to ambling through the buzzing pit garages where you'll find just about everything from period works Mini Coopers, 90's BTCC's through to 70's and 80's F1 cars and Plymouths... McLaren F1's and LeMans group C cars.. It's amazing!!!
We spent a bit more time around the club stand this year, and was really surprised at the amount of genuine attention and interest our cars, and the club were getting. Among others, I met the current owner or LY #310, new owner of LY #340, the previous owners of one if the two Michelin Trophy v6's and Pete's '666' BG 255, and a very nice chap that has a R5 turbo in blue.. that he's owned from 12 months old as a company car. Including various other folk that elude me at the minute.. Look out for plenty of pics appearing online too, plenty of pro photographers snapping away [smilie=yay.gif]
Silverstone Classic is such a great event, and so so much to see over the weekend!
Great to see all those able to attend on the Saturday. A fair bit of last minute ticket swapping etc, but all came good. The pitch we were given couldn't have been much better I think... right in the middle of clubs and trade stands, with plenty of space around us, which makes all the difference. The Silverstone staff were as attentive as ever,along sure we were ok and had everything we required to enjoy our stand over the weekend.
For anyone not been, or to anyone thinking of attending next year.. it's huge. If you like wandering around the many varied club stands, browsing around the large trade village.. watching all the track action with a cold drink or an ice cream.. through to ambling through the buzzing pit garages where you'll find just about everything from period works Mini Coopers, 90's BTCC's through to 70's and 80's F1 cars and Plymouths... McLaren F1's and LeMans group C cars.. It's amazing!!!
We spent a bit more time around the club stand this year, and was really surprised at the amount of genuine attention and interest our cars, and the club were getting. Among others, I met the current owner or LY #310, new owner of LY #340, the previous owners of one if the two Michelin Trophy v6's and Pete's '666' BG 255, and a very nice chap that has a R5 turbo in blue.. that he's owned from 12 months old as a company car. Including various other folk that elude me at the minute.. Look out for plenty of pics appearing online too, plenty of pro photographers snapping away [smilie=yay.gif]
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As ever, what a fantastic event! A big thanks to Brett, and everybody else involved in making it possible for v6Clio.net to be there :approve:
Good to finally meet you Graeme (GPH), and to catch up with everyone else.
The cars on display, and on racing on track, are always special. The GT cars - Porsche GT1's & GT2's and the McLaren F1 GTR's were utterly fantastic, especially on track - made me feel quite nostalgic about Porsches, as I am Porsche-less for the first time in 14 years! Not a good sign
Didn't take as many photographs, and didn't get the chance to visit the pits, this year, and just realised that I had none of the on track action The racing was fantastic though........
Good to finally meet you Graeme (GPH), and to catch up with everyone else.
The cars on display, and on racing on track, are always special. The GT cars - Porsche GT1's & GT2's and the McLaren F1 GTR's were utterly fantastic, especially on track - made me feel quite nostalgic about Porsches, as I am Porsche-less for the first time in 14 years! Not a good sign
Didn't take as many photographs, and didn't get the chance to visit the pits, this year, and just realised that I had none of the on track action
The racing was fantastic though........
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