A new approach?

[not applicable]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/e


Hope it does not mean we have a whole set of new track kings!!!

Edited by not applicable on Wednesday 15th November 23:04

[andmole]

Yet another case of rewarding bad behaviour, when will we ever learn?

Imagine the following conversation....

Chav1 "fancy a free track day at knockhill"
Chav2 "how do you get that then, they're normally well expensive?"
Chav1 "just take your astra for a blast down the esplanade mate, old bill will nick you, then give you the free day out"
Chav2 "Sound mate!"

[Timberwolf]

Here's a thought. Why don't they offer this to young drivers who aren't caught pulling burnouts in McDonalds car park? As in incentive to actually do something right, rather than simply a "punishment" that turns out to be a pleasure.

I'd have loved to do something like this - still would - but from all the publicity I've seen the only way to get free access to a track is to get caught joyriding, driving like an idiot, or whatever else.

[monkeyhanger]

Judging from some of the Knockhill videos posted on here, they've already been doing this for a while