Race Retro 2010 - Stoneleigh, Coventry
Discussion
A mate and I are thinking about going to this in a couple of weeks...
http://www.raceretro.com/
Any good?
Does anyone know a way of getting cheaper tickets?
Dave
http://www.raceretro.com/
Any good?
Does anyone know a way of getting cheaper tickets?
Dave
I'm meeting my old man too! Must be a lads & dads thing...Slowly sideways will be there in force, and Alfa will be the featured marque for their centenary. Shame I've just sold mine! Sunday should be good with bargains to be had at the trade stalls no doubt! Try going through your owners club for cheaper tickets.
Nicol@ said:
Spotted in the car park today, a black elise with a PH sticker on the back.
I parked next to a 'toy' blue Evo 6.
I parked next to a 'toy' blue Evo 6.

Event not too bad - I think the Rally 'stage' was better than last years from a photography perspective.
Wall of Death is well worth £2.50 - I'll see how the piccies came out and post a couple up here.
EddyP said:
What was the autojumble bit like? any decent names there?
I'm thinking of going tomorrow as I need a few bits like silicone hoses etc.
Worth the £20 to get in or not?
Thanks
It's good for bits-n-bobs & second hand items, but e-bay or supplier direct is the way to if you really want to get what you want...... I'm thinking of going tomorrow as I need a few bits like silicone hoses etc.
Worth the £20 to get in or not?
Thanks
Well I went today and all in a ll a pretty good show, many of the traders are the same ones you see at the kit car show there in May, so was useful for me to get some bits I wanted, nice to see some group B cars in action, although they could do with having a bigger area to run around.
Lots of very nice motors to look at, good that they put TVs up around the place for the F1 too.
However would be good if in the spare room in the halls they invited some more owners clubs of classic/sports cars to exhibit and fill space, or even for PH to get some cars in there?
The main downside though has to be the entry price, £20 is a too steep, £15 is reasonable, £10 I think they'd have had a lot more people through the door, I certainly wouldn't have called it busy there, and many of the traders I spoke to agreed.
Lots of very nice motors to look at, good that they put TVs up around the place for the F1 too.
However would be good if in the spare room in the halls they invited some more owners clubs of classic/sports cars to exhibit and fill space, or even for PH to get some cars in there?
The main downside though has to be the entry price, £20 is a too steep, £15 is reasonable, £10 I think they'd have had a lot more people through the door, I certainly wouldn't have called it busy there, and many of the traders I spoke to agreed.
EddyP said:
The main downside though has to be the entry price, £20 is a too steep, £15 is reasonable, £10 I think they'd have had a lot more people through the door, I certainly wouldn't have called it busy there, and many of the traders I spoke to agreed.
A former neighbour of mine had his stand there. He said his missus had a bottle of wine on the Friday evening which cost more than his profits from Friday. Gutted for him. Still, I find it's a pleasant and relaxed event and there were several really interesting cars on display, like the Duckhams Special. Gassing Station | Events & Meetings | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



Even the "Live Events", that usually contain a who's-who of group B rally cars was very poor....