Suggestions for a motoring related Stag Do in August?
Suggestions for a motoring related Stag Do in August?
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B15TT0

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1,204 posts

271 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Ok, so i'm getting married in September and would like to have a motoring related stag do if possible. It feels as if I should try and have it reasonably close to the wedding hence my suggestion of August.

Ideas my best man and I have thought of but are too early in the year are Le Mans and `Rock Am Ring` or whatever that rock festival at the Nurburgring is called.

Criteria:

Around August time
On a weekend,
Somewhere reasonably easy to get to from Blighty
Have a ready supply of beer on site or at least nearby

All ideas gratefully received. Even the completely inappropriate ones smile

shirt

25,376 posts

230 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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sziget festival in budapest, on an island in the danube. charges £10 a day to get in so you're not tied into the whole week. hoon there, drink and chase totty, hoon back via the 'ring.

http://www.sziget.hu/festival_english

neilsie

952 posts

275 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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how about hooning it over to the Czech Republic for the Moto GP? http://www.motogp.com/en/events/Czech+Republic/200...

came back via the Ring or play around the Austrian Alps. Grossglockner is quite amazing. http://www.grossglockner.at/en/ South Germany is local, with the spa towns dotted all over the place.


B15TT0

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Monday 9th February 2009
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Sziget festival looks interesting! Cheers.

Problem is not all the attendees have cars suited for a hoon (although people could bundle into other's cars...) Long way from Newcastle though so would require an epic drive to try and get there and back without too much holiday time (need to save it for the honeymoon).

Moto GP is a good shout also - cheers!

shirt

25,376 posts

230 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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if distance is an issue i'd just get a ferry over to scandinavia. there's bound to be something on.

e.g.

http://www.wayoutwest.se/english

neilsie

952 posts

275 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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cheap flights to spain. hire some off-road bikes. come back smiling..

google will give you plenty of companies who provide all this inc a guided tour

megamaniac

1,062 posts

245 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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2cv 24hr race at snetterton 8/9 august.

ChrisDT

1,902 posts

219 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Cannonball style race - visiting strip clubs on the way to the coast...

3 people per car 2+ cars, destination with arrival time (Dinner/dancing girls booked), no rules - could even add 'Buy a snotter to do it in' type shenanigans and each other team has to decorate in different taste (A little like the TG American episode).

Bit of fun - Stays in UK, so no language barrier - very blokish and cars and girls involved.

Just a thought!



Edited by ChrisDT on Monday 9th February 17:09

B15TT0

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271 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Wow. Loads of brilliant ideas all at once!

The 2CV race - you can race your own I presume? Do you have to prep it etc. yourself? Could be expensive..

Renting dirt bikes = great idea. I wonder if there are quads to rent for the losers who can't ride bikes?

Cannonball strip club affair. Genius....

mechsympathy

58,536 posts

284 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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B15TT0 said:
The 2CV race - you can race your own I presume? Do you have to prep it etc. yourself? Could be expensive..
Do any of you have race licences? Hmmmmscratchchin

MitchT

17,114 posts

238 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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How about you all dress in matching overalls and helmets and call it a 'stig do' instead hehe

B15TT0

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Monday 9th February 2009
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mechsympathy said:
B15TT0 said:
The 2CV race - you can race your own I presume? Do you have to prep it etc. yourself? Could be expensive..
Do any of you have race licences? Hmmmmscratchchin
Do we need them to pilot a 600cc ball of fury?


B15TT0

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Monday 9th February 2009
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MitchT said:
How about you all dress in matching overalls and helmets and call it a 'stig do' instead hehe
hehe

Although i'm actuallu hopeful the Stig thing may have died a death by August.....

rallyeurope

3 posts

217 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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I've got the perfect thing for you. As it happens my company runs just such an event ...

http://www.rallyeurope.com/rally_europe_012.htm

The ultimate way to enjoy it is to buy a car for under £300 and paint it up. There will be many strip clubs and plenty of beer along the way.

Last time round in Bratislava i bought a round of 25 pints for around £35! Ended up in a strip bar in Prague and of course, the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. You've never tasted been until you've have a Hofbrau Stein!

Adam

Boozy

2,427 posts

248 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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rallyeurope said:
I've got the perfect thing for you. As it happens my company runs just such an event ...

http://www.rallyeurope.com/rally_europe_012.htm

The ultimate way to enjoy it is to buy a car for under £300 and paint it up. There will be many strip clubs and plenty of beer along the way.

Last time round in Bratislava i bought a round of 25 pints for around £35! Ended up in a strip bar in Prague and of course, the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. You've never tasted been until you've have a Hofbrau Stein!

Adam
Not bad lurking there fella

rallyeurope

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217 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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Boozy said:
Not bad lurking there fella
I've been a member for 6 months and waiting for my chance smile

That's not true, just haven't been on since i joined. I met one of the moderators at the PH show last month and i promised that i'd get on and start posting.

SeeFive

8,353 posts

262 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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Pick a seventies Grand Prix year. Then find out all of the sponsors for the cars and events, and organise an evening to drink, smoke and eat all of the sponsor products that are still available today.

Location - who cares. Try to find a year with a hangover cure sponsor for the next day.

B15TT0

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271 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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SeeFive said:
Pick a seventies Grand Prix year. Then find out all of the sponsors for the cars and events, and organise an evening to drink, smoke and eat all of the sponsor products that are still available today.

Location - who cares. Try to find a year with a hangover cure sponsor for the next day.
I typed 1978 (year of birth) Grand Prix sponsors into google and the first one I stumbled upon was Warsteiner! Brilliant!