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Alex@POD

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6,454 posts

237 months

Sunday 11th June 2006
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Please excuse me if that has been asked before, but is the karting track in use during the week? if so how extortionate is it?
A little PH race (sober please) could be interesting?

RichUK

1,333 posts

269 months

Sunday 11th June 2006
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I recall it was pretty good value actually. We used it the year before last.

neilsie

952 posts

268 months

Sunday 11th June 2006
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and last year too!


its about £15 i vaguely recall

venom500

2,984 posts

305 months

Sunday 11th June 2006
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I`ll be giving it a miss! I can`t drive for toffee! I that kind of thing to the wife!




















Err..NOT!

Polarbert

17,936 posts

253 months

Monday 12th June 2006
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By the airtrack site? Can't remember it being open, although we were a long way away from it.

Also thought you needed an airtrack pass to get in.

DJFish

6,008 posts

285 months

Monday 12th June 2006
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There's always the pikey death carts if you don't mind the odd broken leg.

rude-boy

22,227 posts

255 months

Monday 12th June 2006
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DJFish said:
There's always the pikey death carts if you don't mind the odd broken leg.


Nooooooooooooooo, that is a pure spectator sport for me but then no weekend at LM is complete without 30mins watching these

as for the Alan Prost Karts they are well worth it, if you don't mind a few burns to your arms on the exhausts and are open during the day. they tend to close for a lunch break though and at a bout 6-8ish at night to avoid too much carnage.

hallmark

129 posts

245 months

Monday 12th June 2006
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Even more fun if you get a rain shower - racing on slicks!

rralston

701 posts

267 months

Monday 12th June 2006
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RichUK said:
I recall it was pretty good value actually. We used it the year before last.
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Is that bet still in existance?

It's been two years since I made it?

Girls!