95Db limit at nurburgring?
Discussion
Can anyone decode the following - does this mean no more TVR's at the 'ring?
Data for 2005 from http://213.239.207.198/nuerburgring.de/106.html?&L=1
Nürburgring GmbH is actively committed to environmental protection, which incorporates noise prevention. Therefore, all vehicles must comply to the noise limits laid down in the house rules (95 db according to near-field measurement).
Could be a bummer as the missus has just promised that we can go as part of my birthday pressie!
Data for 2005 from http://213.239.207.198/nuerburgring.de/106.html?&L=1
Nürburgring GmbH is actively committed to environmental protection, which incorporates noise prevention. Therefore, all vehicles must comply to the noise limits laid down in the house rules (95 db according to near-field measurement).
Could be a bummer as the missus has just promised that we can go as part of my birthday pressie!
i've never had a problem. last time i was there i was running 115db.
they did pull a caterham once while i was there and he didn't seem too bad to me.
secret is...Don't gun it in the carpark or untill past the bridge, then hit it!
the bridge...gantry about 200m in.
GO...its a real one off!
they did pull a caterham once while i was there and he didn't seem too bad to me.
secret is...Don't gun it in the carpark or untill past the bridge, then hit it!
the bridge...gantry about 200m in.
GO...its a real one off!
They have had a sign up at the gate for years on that score, but like the guy said don't gun it in the car park, and just wait untill you have gone over the bridge. By the way they don't like you filming either so if you do, wait untill you around the first bend before you put the camera on the mount. Several of my chums have been stoped at the gate on that one, and ordered in the best German tradition to remove the camera !
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