Anyone fancy doing this next March?

[Mr Noble]

http://www.palmersport.com/pistonheads.aspx

Always wanted to have a go. Maybe better to wait till the summer months though and just book onto a normal day?

[chillidog]

If I could find the time to do this I ought to be going testing instead!
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Richard

[Adrian W]

chillidog said:

If I could find the time to do this I ought to be going testing instead!
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Richard

You are going testing

[Mr Noble]

What better practice than testing 8 different cars! Should do wonders for car control and technique etc.

Plus cheaper than a days testing too!

Plus, I may actually get a trophy (unlikely to happen in the elise races!)

[joust]

They are great days, as the 6 cups and 15 plaques from over the years in my office confirm )

Not a bad price either compared to what my suppliers normally pay!

J

[3rtt]

joust said:

They are great days, as the 6 cups and 15 plaques from over the years in my office confirm )

Not a bad price either compared to what my suppliers normally pay!

J

Justin, you spend far too much time there...

I have one Drivers trophy and 2 plaques, and can thoroughly recommend the day. I believe next year they will also supply in car video footage of you driving the single seater car.

A great driving day experience.

Cheers,
Ian.

[worty]

Looks good but the last time i was in a single seater was about 20 years ago and it was a bit on the tight side then. Do they do a wide body version?
worty

[joust]

worty said:

Looks good but the last time i was in a single seater was about 20 years ago and it was a bit on the tight side then. Do they do a wide body version?
worty

I've had people your size out with me with no problems Worty, although the new cars are a bit snug around the legs, but they do have ones set up with different sizes.

I'm sure if you are passing they would give you a "look see".

Note to all - the new single seaters are a blast. Flappy paddle gearbox and a very very clever GPS based traction control system that doesn't interveen if you drive them well means you can really stretch them if you are confident enough.

J

[Jenx]

I'm intersted Greg...

[Ramble]

Sounds good to me.