Thruxton Spectator Parking

Thruxton Spectator Parking

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twinchoke

Original Poster:

28 posts

260 months

Monday 2nd May 2016
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Hi it is a few years since I was last at Thruxton but will be going to watch BTCC next weekend and was wondering what the roads in and car parking is like. My car is quite low and if it's too rough may have problems. I have been to Castle Combe several times and parked on the grass there without problems.
Any advice appreciated. Cheers

The Wookie

13,947 posts

228 months

Tuesday 3rd May 2016
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It was just about OK in my Evora in the dry, but it's not a smooth car park and the grass is usually quite long. Depends on how low your car is I suppose!

Roads around are fine though

twinchoke

Original Poster:

28 posts

260 months

Tuesday 3rd May 2016
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Thanks for this. I am keeping a weather watch but forecast looks dry. It a Z3m and lowered by about 4cm. If it stays dry will probably take a chance.

Matt97

607 posts

128 months

Tuesday 3rd May 2016
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Car park management getting out is terrible. Took us at least an hour to get out on the Sunday last year mad . I'll be watching it on the tv this year...

swooshiain

377 posts

97 months

Tuesday 3rd May 2016
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Matt97 said:
Car park management getting out is terrible. Took us at least an hour to get out on the Sunday last year mad . I'll be watching it on the tv this year...
Knockhill is the same, usually. They tried to stagger things a wee bit last year by putting on a wee gig by a Blondie tribute band inside the hairpin, but I would say less than 100 people went to watch it - and we still had a bit of a queue before we got out.

MG CHRIS

9,083 posts

167 months

Tuesday 3rd May 2016
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Thruxton is a nightmare to get out of with the btcc mix in rain and you have a mud bath. But weather looks dry all week so that shouldn't be a problem. However either make it so your walking down and out during the last few laps of the last btcc race then get out asap or wait for gaps to appear in the car park and drive in between the lines of parked cars to the exit can save loads of time getting out.