Tuesday 16th September 2008

MSV Launches German Marque Track Days

If your car's German this is the track day for you...

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After the success of the 2007 events, Club MSV (MotorSport Vision’s in house trackday company) has decided to add two exclusive trackdays to their 2008 calendar, exclusively for owners of these German marques.

The one-make events are a good way for track novices and track addicts to share the passion for their vehicles together on circuit. Whether it’s discussing modifications or simply how much BHP you have under the bonnet, these events always have a friendly, club-like atmosphere.

Both events will be run in an open pit lane format (which means that you can go on and off circuit as you please throughout the day) and priced at £139. The BMW Trackday is being held on Tuesday 25^th November and Porsche owners get the opportunity to put Stuttgart’s finest to the test on Wednesday 26^th November.

For more information on the BMW Trackday visit: www.motorsportvision.co.uk/bmwcar and for more information on the Porsche event visit:  www.motorsportvision.co.uk/gtporsche

 

[Antj]

Do the minis qualify under the BMW days?

[MrTappets]

It'll just be an endless line of 911s and M3s

[Ricky944s2]

MrTappets said:

It'll just be an endless line of 911s and M3s

Ummmmm, ya fink?????

[Collaudatore]

I think it's racist.

edit:

Edited by Collaudatore on Tuesday 16th September 12:33

[PATTERNPART]

Do you think a 924 will be acceptable to the 911 brigade or would one have to park in a corner?

[The Russian]

PATTERNPART said:

Do you think a 924 will be acceptable to the 911 brigade or would one have to park in a corner?

Of course a 924 would be welcome. Just pray for rain, then you will able to overtake all those tail happy 911s!!!

[fastgerman.com]

I think the company would get alot more interest with VW / VAG days as the PVW scene is pretty big and those prices won't scare off those wanting to throw their MK2 GTI's about!

I think Rockingham let you take Beamers around for similar price and then you don't have to replace your own tyres, clutch, brakes, fuel etc!

[mgv8dave]

very sorry for my previous post regarding this matter ( now removed )

as a track day organizer i was not allowed to comment sorry to all fellow Piston head people .

Edited by mgv8dave on Tuesday 16th September 18:58

[Neil G60]

Definitely a shame. Not really a German car day, more of a BMW or Porsche day.