Autosport Le Mans Guide
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Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
No, Just noticed they were doing le Mans preview podcast (or part of it) and wondered why they would bother given that they can hardly be bothered to write about sportscars unless someone is paying them to do it!
I don't read Autosport as a rule...actually, I do but only in the 30 seconds or so it takes me to flick through it in the supermarket. Stopped subscribing when it actually started taking longer to unwrap it than read it in the loo! But I'm always interested to see if they do a preview as we can play 'spot the awful mistake' in the car on the way down (when it comes out in time)
I don't read Autosport as a rule...actually, I do but only in the 30 seconds or so it takes me to flick through it in the supermarket. Stopped subscribing when it actually started taking longer to unwrap it than read it in the loo! But I'm always interested to see if they do a preview as we can play 'spot the awful mistake' in the car on the way down (when it comes out in time)
//j17 said:
Hey, stop complaining about the AutoSport guide if it's out this Thursday - normally it comes out the Thursday before the race (i.e. when everyone who really cares about the race is already sat in a field in France).
Why should I stop complaining about it? It's complete toilet paper, a useless parody of a previously vital part of LM. The publishers should be ashamed, but really, lazy work like this is a mirror on what F1 obsessed Autosport thinks about sportscar racing these days. The free-to-download Club Arnage Guide was created due to the fact that the Autosport guide had become utter pants and is far better in just about every respect. Still, if you want to waste £4 on the Autopants one then it's up to you.
nickliv said:
Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
Looks pretty thorough - but at 147 pages, hardly a handy pocket-sized reference is it!From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
crossle said:
nickliv said:
Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
Looks pretty thorough - but at 147 pages, hardly a handy pocket-sized reference is it!From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
I guess I must have missed the part of the Guide where it claims to be pocket sized! There are clear instructions about how to print individual sections of the guide for those who can't cope with 147 pages (there are lots of pictures though which might make it easier for some
) Piglet said:
crossle said:
nickliv said:
Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
Looks pretty thorough - but at 147 pages, hardly a handy pocket-sized reference is it!From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
I guess I must have missed the part of the Guide where it claims to be pocket sized! There are clear instructions about how to print individual sections of the guide for those who can't cope with 147 pages (there are lots of pictures though which might make it easier for some
) //j17 said:
Hey, stop complaining about the AutoSport guide if it's out this Thursday - normally it comes out the Thursday before the race (i.e. when everyone who really cares about the race is already sat in a field in France).
Couldn't believe that last year - Autosport didn't even have a shop on site! In the end I found their campsite in HA and asked for a copy. Sadly it was just the mag and no LM guide so never got to see it in the end.Andy Zarse said:
Piglet said:
crossle said:
nickliv said:
Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
Looks pretty thorough - but at 147 pages, hardly a handy pocket-sized reference is it!From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
I guess I must have missed the part of the Guide where it claims to be pocket sized! There are clear instructions about how to print individual sections of the guide for those who can't cope with 147 pages (there are lots of pictures though which might make it easier for some
) 
Andy Zarse said:
//j17 said:
Hey, stop complaining about the AutoSport guide if it's out this Thursday - normally it comes out the Thursday before the race (i.e. when everyone who really cares about the race is already sat in a field in France).
Why should I stop complaining about it? It's complete toilet paper, a useless parody of a previously vital part of LM. The publishers should be ashamed, but really, lazy work like this is a mirror on what F1 obsessed Autosport thinks about sportscar racing these days. The free-to-download Club Arnage Guide was created due to the fact that the Autosport guide had become utter pants and is far better in just about every respect. Still, if you want to waste £4 on the Autopants one then it's up to you.
The_Doc said:
No guide in Evo this year.
Last year it was all I took down as preparation. No map, no guide, all by the seat of my pants
first timer too.
it was just blatent Audi propaganda though
I think you'll find a lot of good stuff has gone from EVO now that half the staff have jumped ship and started up Driver's Republic.....Last year it was all I took down as preparation. No map, no guide, all by the seat of my pants
first timer too.
it was just blatent Audi propaganda though
Piglet said:
crossle said:
nickliv said:
Save your money. The last few haven't been worth bothering with.
From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
Looks pretty thorough - but at 147 pages, hardly a handy pocket-sized reference is it!From tomorrow evening you'll be able to download the clubarnage guide http://www.clubarnage.com/caguide
Just remember to paypal some pennies in for charity when you do.
I guess I must have missed the part of the Guide where it claims to be pocket sized! There are clear instructions about how to print individual sections of the guide for those who can't cope with 147 pages (there are lots of pictures though which might make it easier for some
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