Castle Combe Track Day - Saturday 17th March
Discussion
Castle Combe circuit are hosting this event for us - their usual great service, warm hospitality and slick organisation.
This is a great early season event to blow off those cobwebs, best of all it's on a Saturday so no need to take the day off work. The main difference is that all proceeds go to Sue Ryder (the paliative care and hospice charity) so you'll not only have great fun on this fantastic track but you'll have the feel good factor of supporting a great cause
Price is £160 (much less than other organiser here) and for this we're running straight through lunch so everyone gets maximum track time - that's almost 15% more laps for free
Also on offer:
Castle Combe Events page
MotorAid website
Booking form (pdf)
And if you run a noisy car (<105dB compared to the usual CC limit of 100dB) then get in touch as we're considering running a special reduced numbers session to keep you happy (for a small premium payable as less cars on track). All subject to demand of course.
See you there!! Email if you've any questions.
Cheers,
Mike
This is a great early season event to blow off those cobwebs, best of all it's on a Saturday so no need to take the day off work. The main difference is that all proceeds go to Sue Ryder (the paliative care and hospice charity) so you'll not only have great fun on this fantastic track but you'll have the feel good factor of supporting a great cause

Price is £160 (much less than other organiser here) and for this we're running straight through lunch so everyone gets maximum track time - that's almost 15% more laps for free

Also on offer:
- Free additional driver
- Free helmet loan for passengers
- Driver coaching by ARDS instructor (£20)
- AutoSolo competition in the top paddock organised by Bristol Motor Club (£20 entry fee with prizes!!)
Castle Combe Events page
MotorAid website
Booking form (pdf)
And if you run a noisy car (<105dB compared to the usual CC limit of 100dB) then get in touch as we're considering running a special reduced numbers session to keep you happy (for a small premium payable as less cars on track). All subject to demand of course.
See you there!! Email if you've any questions.
Cheers,
Mike
Edited by Quidnunc on Monday 16th January 15:45
Hi Kazman,
Yes it's Saturday and yes there's free helmet loan for passengers. This is a charity event with 100% of proceeds to Sue Ryder so the aim is to raise money whilst everyone has fun, so we're charging for passengers - 1 free pass included in the track day price but if you sell that then the day only costs you £130. Anybody taking passengers will need to have previous track day experience.
At the moment we plan to run sessions (12 cars per session which is the perfect number for Combe). Depending on final numbers we may switch to OPL in the afternoon. Intention at the moment is to run through lunch hour so if we run sessions all day that means 7 sessions in a day - I think you'll agree that's plenty for most people/cars. In my experience OPL all day means it can take an hour to get on track in the morning, some run their cars till they die, track is closed to recover them and so it goes on. Sessions a.m. and OPL in the afternoon is the best compromise.
Let me know if you're intereted in coming. Follow the link in original posting to get the form.
Cheers,
Mike
Yes it's Saturday and yes there's free helmet loan for passengers. This is a charity event with 100% of proceeds to Sue Ryder so the aim is to raise money whilst everyone has fun, so we're charging for passengers - 1 free pass included in the track day price but if you sell that then the day only costs you £130. Anybody taking passengers will need to have previous track day experience.
At the moment we plan to run sessions (12 cars per session which is the perfect number for Combe). Depending on final numbers we may switch to OPL in the afternoon. Intention at the moment is to run through lunch hour so if we run sessions all day that means 7 sessions in a day - I think you'll agree that's plenty for most people/cars. In my experience OPL all day means it can take an hour to get on track in the morning, some run their cars till they die, track is closed to recover them and so it goes on. Sessions a.m. and OPL in the afternoon is the best compromise.
Let me know if you're intereted in coming. Follow the link in original posting to get the form.
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks for the reply.
Seriously considering this, so just to confirm, if I want to attend with a mate (me being the only driver), the total cost is £160 including helmet hire for my friend for the entire day? Or am I missing the point, and drivers are obliged to take strangers on track as part of the initiative?
Seriously considering this, so just to confirm, if I want to attend with a mate (me being the only driver), the total cost is £160 including helmet hire for my friend for the entire day? Or am I missing the point, and drivers are obliged to take strangers on track as part of the initiative?
Edited by kazman on Monday 6th February 23:06
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