The 'who will be at Spa GP' thread.....
Discussion
Quick question about Spa - have any of you just turned up on the day and parked? I may or may not be getting a lift and have missed any dates to pre-book parking.
Any tips?
Cheers
(Edited as dopey-drawers already asked the question - just found your very helpful answers here http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Sorry!)
Any tips?
Cheers
(Edited as dopey-drawers already asked the question - just found your very helpful answers here http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Sorry!)
Edited by Miss Pitstop on Wednesday 27th August 14:01
simonreed said:
Myself and the better half will be in Silver 2. She refused us driving over in the caterham.
What is the best way to deal with parking [and quick exit] on the Sunday?
Simon
Forget about a quick exit, unless you want to leave as the first car crosses the line. See my link above about parking.What is the best way to deal with parking [and quick exit] on the Sunday?
Simon
As for taking a caterham, to be honest I wouldn't want to take any nice car. Last year I saw several Ferraris, Astons etc in the car parks being sat on for photos by some race fans. Nice, considering they could scratch the paintwork, or set off the alarm and run the battery down. In my opinion, nice cars in the car park are a waste, and you are potentially asking for trouble. Not to mention the overheating whilst you queue to get away...
Do we need some sort of secret code wave so we can all say hello!!? I'll be the one in the honda top by the way....!
well the old circuit is all public roads - the route is on wiki and you can do all of it apart from one corner (plus they put traffic lights at one corner now). also if go where eau rouge used to carry on to the old circuit, sometimes at that point (the corner of the public road) the acccess road to the track and crash barrier onto the track are open, and if you go down the hill a little bit, turn left through the trees, they leave a crash barrier open that goes onto the circuit 3/4 of the way up eau rouge 
you have to get there probably weds latest to get onto the actual circuit tho and you can't really blast it or you'll probably get thrown off, you have to make it look like you are actually doing something to do with the GP...

you have to get there probably weds latest to get onto the actual circuit tho and you can't really blast it or you'll probably get thrown off, you have to make it look like you are actually doing something to do with the GP...
Miss Pitstop said:
simonreed said:
.......caterham.
What is the best way to deal with parking [and quick exit] on the Sunday?
Simon
Forget about a quick exit, unless you want to leave as the first car crosses the line. See my link above about parking.What is the best way to deal with parking [and quick exit] on the Sunday?
Simon
As for taking a caterham, to be honest I wouldn't want to take any nice car. Last year I saw several Ferraris, Astons etc in the car parks being sat on for photos by some race fans. Nice, considering they could scratch the paintwork, or set off the alarm and run the battery down. In my opinion, nice cars in the car park are a waste, and you are potentially asking for trouble. Not to mention the overheating whilst you queue to get away...
Do we need some sort of secret code wave so we can all say hello!!? I'll be the one in the honda top by the way....!
Suggesting taking the caterham was a) wishful thinking [as it's setup for the track] b) to avoid taking her car.
Yes, we need to agree a secret sign. How about a group discount on pistonhead flags? :-)
Simon
oilspill said:
Been years ago and Mrs thought it was s
t hole, dodgey food dirty toilets etc, has it improved much? surely yes if Silverstone is the only one getting the threats from Bernie these days?
The chips with mayonaise are second to none, but the toilets aren't that great. I always take some hand sanitiser gel!
t hole, dodgey food dirty toilets etc, has it improved much? surely yes if Silverstone is the only one getting the threats from Bernie these days?I've had the same thought about silverstone getting stick - Spa spectator facilities aren't as good IMHO, but they have upgraded the paddock so maybe that swayed Bernie.. or the £££ perhaps....
simonreed said:
Thanks for the info. Interesting. I've got the euro tunnel back booked for 9pm - surely that is enough time......
Simon
Last year I was on a coach and it took us an hour just to get out of the coach park. In total it took us 5 hours to get back to Brussels.Simon
I guess it depends on where you park and how quickly you get out after the race.
At least with Eurotunnel you can arrive late and still get checked onto a later train.
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