RE: BAC Mono Update: Deliveries Start Next Month
Discussion
Walton said:
Only issue is you won't be allowed on trackdays being a single-seater. You could of course do testing days, but then why not get a Formula Renault or something similar, which will be way faster, as well as being cheaper to buy and run?
Normally that restriction is because of the race nature of single seaters (or open wheel cars). I doubt that most trackdays would have any issue with it at all.jeffw said:
Walton said:
Only issue is you won't be allowed on trackdays being a single-seater. You could of course do testing days, but then why not get a Formula Renault or something similar, which will be way faster, as well as being cheaper to buy and run?
Normally that restriction is because of the race nature of single seaters (or open wheel cars). I doubt that most trackdays would have any issue with it at all.DonkeyApple said:
Paul_M3 said:
Exactly. It is open wheeled cars which are not allowed on track days, not single-seaters. It just happens to be that open wheeled cars ARE single-seaters so people sometimes use that phrase.
Caterhams? Or is it more to do with the rear wheels being open?DonkeyApple said:
Single seater. Road legal.
Every sensible married man should have a car that meets these two core criteria.
i am married, i have 2 children, i am in my mid forties, i have sat in this car, i did get my cheque book out, i do get my car in September !Every sensible married man should have a car that meets these two core criteria.
yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaa
Johnny997gt2 said:
i am married, i have 2 children, i am in my mid forties, i have sat in this car, i did get my cheque book out, i do get my car in September !
yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaa
An excellent choice. yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaa
I've changed a 2 seated toy for a 2+2 so that I stand a chance of not having to drive a Beemer for the next 20 years. But having looked at this car I suspect I may have gone the wrong way.
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