RE: PH Christmas extravaganza at Goodwood
Discussion
HaylingJag said:
Goodwood is a very "British at its Best" sort of place so in my experience tools, wheels, cans and biscuits are always safe in the "garaged" paddock. Give yerselves time when you get there to set your stall out and others will respect your space.
I have never had a problem leaving stuff out whilst on circuit,
We'll be there in a black MX5 turbo and a charged Monaro, not sure which ones going off first last year was a bit slippery if i remember
Darren
Still haven't had chance to see the mx5 yet darren. Im taking the clio around goodwood saturday so will see you down there I have never had a problem leaving stuff out whilst on circuit,
We'll be there in a black MX5 turbo and a charged Monaro, not sure which ones going off first last year was a bit slippery if i remember
Darren
HaylingJag said:
Goodwood is a very "British at its Best" sort of place so in my experience tools, wheels, cans and biscuits are always safe in the "garaged" paddock. Give yerselves time when you get there to set your stall out and others will respect your space.
I have never had a problem leaving stuff out whilst on circuit,
We'll be there in a black MX5 turbo and a charged Monaro, not sure which ones going off first last year was a bit slippery if i remember
Darren
Still haven't had chance to see the mx5 yet darren. Im taking the clio around goodwood saturday so will see you down there I have never had a problem leaving stuff out whilst on circuit,
We'll be there in a black MX5 turbo and a charged Monaro, not sure which ones going off first last year was a bit slippery if i remember
Darren
if your car is anywhere near the DB limit, dont bother turning up as you WILL end up failing the drive by
I have a Mazda RX8 with a 95db exhaust at 6.5K (static)but when pressing on I was told I exceeded the 96db drive by - quite a few times.
coasting past the mics took all the fun out of it
I have a Mazda RX8 with a 95db exhaust at 6.5K (static)but when pressing on I was told I exceeded the 96db drive by - quite a few times.
coasting past the mics took all the fun out of it
eybic said:
Emails with joining instructions have been sent to everyone. If you can't see it, please check your spam folder, if you still don't have it send me an email through my profile with your number on the list and I'll send another one on Saturday
Yup, mine ended up in my spam folder (hotmail/outlook)Just to be clear the joining instructions we have sent are for the Sunday Service not the track day.
Track day instructions will be from Goodwood themselves so if you've not had anything from them yet, get in touch with the booking office. The contact details should be on the email you received after booking your place on the Goodwood website.
Track day instructions will be from Goodwood themselves so if you've not had anything from them yet, get in touch with the booking office. The contact details should be on the email you received after booking your place on the Goodwood website.
SPT28 said:
Just spoken to Goodwood ticket office, they didn't seem to know whether instructions would be sent from them direct to track day attendees or would be sent over to and distributed by PH.
General advice is to get there from 7.30 onwards, as briefing etc. is from 8 usually.
Hmmm, I have spoken with them and they aren't sure who said about the confusion as their isn't any as far as they are concerned, they send track day instructions out and I believe yours was sent on the 21st of November but I think they are going to call you General advice is to get there from 7.30 onwards, as briefing etc. is from 8 usually.
eybic said:
SPT28 said:
Just spoken to Goodwood ticket office, they didn't seem to know whether instructions would be sent from them direct to track day attendees or would be sent over to and distributed by PH.
General advice is to get there from 7.30 onwards, as briefing etc. is from 8 usually.
Hmmm, I have spoken with them and they aren't sure who said about the confusion as their isn't any as far as they are concerned, they send track day instructions out and I believe yours was sent on the 21st of November but I think they are going to call you General advice is to get there from 7.30 onwards, as briefing etc. is from 8 usually.
Roundozo said:
eybic said:
Emails with joining instructions have been sent to everyone. If you can't see it, please check your spam folder, if you still don't have it send me an email through my profile with your number on the list and I'll send another one on Saturday
Not recived mine yet?Hi guys, I'm wondering what the etiquette is on showing up in a boring car?
Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
blonde boris said:
Hi guys, I'm wondering what the etiquette is on showing up in a boring car?
Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
If your on the list turn up and park as directed. The whole point of SS is that there's variety. Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
blonde boris said:
Hi guys, I'm wondering what the etiquette is on showing up in a boring car?
Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
As others have said John, the beauty of Sunday Services is that there is all sorts there "boring" or not, all are welcome Was coming in a delorean, gearbox- is leaking, then a 205gti, wiring loom is borked, and now have the options of a diesel yaris or an old toyota pickup.
Typically at goodwood breakfast clubs I'd just park a non-theme car in the grass park, and look at the fine offerings, but I'm guessing as with other sunday services all cars are 'on display'. To put it frankly a yaris or hilux don't cut the mustard, and I feel somewhat guilty about taking up a space that a 'better' car could use, but the selfish part of me wants to see all the tasty metal that you will no doubt show up in.
Does anyone know if I can park in a quiet spot, but still gain entry? I know moon on a stick.
I'm guessing an email to goodwood is beast.
Regards
John.
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