Goodwood 15 April
Goodwood 15 April
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singh911

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957 posts

269 months

Monday 10th April 2006
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Anyone on here on the PCGB day on Saturday. I'll be there - would be good to put faces to names.

Cheers

Ajit.

Yex

4,608 posts

248 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Ajit,

I won't be at that one but fancy the 12th August date. Haven't heard much about the days organised by PCGB so if you have any experience of them or can give feedback after the 15th I would appreciate it. I've done plenty of track days in the past but will be a little nervous in the Cayman the first time on track in it. Because of this I wouldn't want to get in the way if the PCGB days are focused on the track boys who go a lot more frequently than I do.

Have a great day,

Yex

singh911

Original Poster:

957 posts

269 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Yex

I've done loads of PCGB days and would have no qualms whatsoever about attending one if i were in your shoes...or car so to speak.

I think the attention shown to other cars is very good at PCGB days.

There are many instances where there are complete novices on the day and they are catered for.

With what you say about having done trackdays before, you'll have no problem at all.

See you at a day soon (i'm booked on the 12 aug day too)

Ajit

Yex

4,608 posts

248 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Ajit,

Cheers for the response and positive noises, was just checking I wouldn't be getting in anyone's way as I intend to be super careful for first hour or so. Will pop cheque in post when I get home for 12th August and look forward to meeting you on the day.

Regards

Yex

willr

363 posts

281 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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Hi Yex,

As long as people use their mirrors, there should never be a problem about getting in anyone's way, particularly at Bedford.

You'll find the Cayman great on track, whatever Evo say. It's fine at Goodwood and Bedford - although be careful not to cook your brakes as both of those circuits can be quite hard on them

Yex

4,608 posts

248 months

Tuesday 11th April 2006
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willr said:
Hi Yex,

As long as people use their mirrors, there should never be a problem about getting in anyone's way, particularly at Bedford.

You'll find the Cayman great on track, whatever Evo say. It's fine at Goodwood and Bedford - although be careful not to cook your brakes as both of those circuits can be quite hard on them


Cheers Will, am looking forward to it now. I know all about using mirrors, indicators, creating your own space etc. I was just a little concerned that the day would be full of the Turbo and GT 911 boys and didn't want to get in their way. I'm usually soft on brakes but having done some Cayman brake testing at Millbrook last week I'm not worried if I do have to stand on them.

Yex