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I was only there for the day racing in the BMW Kumho, but spoke to quite a few PH'ers in the pits who spotted the "Pistonheads Speed Matters" stickers on the car 
Unfortunately I was only there for the day but will definately spend the whole weekend if it doesn't clash with a race elsewhere next year. Shame about the weather, but everyone looked to enjoying themselves and making the best of a very soggy weekend. It was like a mini Le Mans
Top marks for those who stuck it out all weekend
Unfortunately I was only there for the day but will definately spend the whole weekend if it doesn't clash with a race elsewhere next year. Shame about the weather, but everyone looked to enjoying themselves and making the best of a very soggy weekend. It was like a mini Le Mans
Top marks for those who stuck it out all weekend
ali_kat said:
Marquis_Rex said:
I just got into London.
WHat a laugh, good memories. Great people!
Anyway, I'd best head to a *warm* bed now, as I have to be up at 5 am to make it to the Euro Tunnel
Noooooooooooo! I missed you WHat a laugh, good memories. Great people!
Anyway, I'd best head to a *warm* bed now, as I have to be up at 5 am to make it to the Euro Tunnel
Nick P said:
ali_kat said:
Marquis_Rex said:
I just got into London.
WHat a laugh, good memories. Great people!
Anyway, I'd best head to a *warm* bed now, as I have to be up at 5 am to make it to the Euro Tunnel
Noooooooooooo! I missed you WHat a laugh, good memories. Great people!
Anyway, I'd best head to a *warm* bed now, as I have to be up at 5 am to make it to the Euro Tunnel
m3psm said:
I was only there for the day racing in the BMW Kumho, but spoke to quite a few PH'ers in the pits who spotted the "Pistonheads Speed Matters" stickers on the car
Unfortunately I was only there for the day but will definately spend the whole weekend if it doesn't clash with a race elsewhere next year. Shame about the weather, but everyone looked to enjoying themselves and making the best of a very soggy weekend. It was like a mini Le Mans
Top marks for those who stuck it out all weekend
Well done in the race. What was it 13th you finished? was up to 9th at one point.Unfortunately I was only there for the day but will definately spend the whole weekend if it doesn't clash with a race elsewhere next year. Shame about the weather, but everyone looked to enjoying themselves and making the best of a very soggy weekend. It was like a mini Le Mans
Top marks for those who stuck it out all weekend
Good luck with the next one
Cotty said:
Well done in the race. What was it 13th you finished? was up to 9th at one point.
Good luck with the next one
Cheers Good luck with the next one
I went from 18th to 7th by the second corner and crossed the line in 9th at the end of lap 1 
Alas I knew it wouldn't last but spent the rest of the race defending and crossed the line 13th of 23 in my 3rd ever race so was very pleased I thought it was a great weekend, despite the weather. I didn't stay Sunday night due to the weather, but I go the chance to meet so many PHers, watch some good racing and have a chilled out bank holiday.
The only abiding memory is the bloody yank security guard....what a tosser! First bringing down the donut competition (which I merely witnessed) and then turning off the music on Saturday night....someone was on a power trip
Darren
The only abiding memory is the bloody yank security guard....what a tosser! First bringing down the donut competition (which I merely witnessed) and then turning off the music on Saturday night....someone was on a power trip
Darren
iluvmercs said:
The only abiding memory is the bloody yank security guard....what a tosser! First bringing down the donut competition (which I merely witnessed) and then turning off the music on Saturday night....someone was on a power trip
The fecker wouldn't let me into snetterton without a refundable £12 ticket. Yes, to be fair I didn't have a wristband, but I had a sticker - and he was being an arse.Addressed him as a "big w
r" when the money had changed hands again 
UncleDave said:
iluvmercs said:
The only abiding memory is the bloody yank security guard....what a tosser! First bringing down the donut competition (which I merely witnessed) and then turning off the music on Saturday night....someone was on a power trip
The fecker wouldn't let me into snetterton without a refundable £12 ticket. Yes, to be fair I didn't have a wristband, but I had a sticker - and he was being an arse.Addressed him as a "big w
r" when the money had changed hands again 
gorvid said:
UncleDave said:
iluvmercs said:
The only abiding memory is the bloody yank security guard....what a tosser! First bringing down the donut competition (which I merely witnessed) and then turning off the music on Saturday night....someone was on a power trip
The fecker wouldn't let me into snetterton without a refundable £12 ticket. Yes, to be fair I didn't have a wristband, but I had a sticker - and he was being an arse.Addressed him as a "big w
r" when the money had changed hands again 
Just got in now, still damp and smelly, after a 3½ hour drive (had to detour via Guildford to drop our lad's mate off).
Just about to hit the showers and hopefully emerge looking and smelling less like a tramp.
Nice meeting all those I did, whether I remembered who you were or not.
And remember folks - no ball games. Not even if you like bumsex.
Just about to hit the showers and hopefully emerge looking and smelling less like a tramp.
Nice meeting all those I did, whether I remembered who you were or not.
And remember folks - no ball games. Not even if you like bumsex.
Edited by JonRB on Monday 28th May 13:37
Just got home. Chickened out and booked into a Travelodge last night after my tent decided to dump several pints of icy water into my bed at 4am on Sunday morning. 
I met more people than I'd care to try and list, kept up with Kermit on a run out to Yarmouth, had a ride in a Bentley to a very yummy pub lunch, won an argument with a security guard (yep, that one
) and generally survived rather well!
Wicked fun, even though I missed the track time completely
and seem to have developed a chest infection. 
I met more people than I'd care to try and list, kept up with Kermit on a run out to Yarmouth, had a ride in a Bentley to a very yummy pub lunch, won an argument with a security guard (yep, that one
) and generally survived rather well!Wicked fun, even though I missed the track time completely
and seem to have developed a chest infection. Gassing Station | Events & Meetings | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff