Motorsport is too expensive...
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...for most of us.
There is hope however in the form of the Practical Performance Car magazine £999 Challenge. This is the sixth year and all you need to enter is a car with an M.O.T that cost less than £999 to buy or build and £50. You even get a t'shirt out of it.
This year it's on Sunday the 7th July. More details here...
http://www.ppcmag.co.uk/ppc-p999-challenge.html
...have a look and if you'd like to join in you are more than welcome.
There is hope however in the form of the Practical Performance Car magazine £999 Challenge. This is the sixth year and all you need to enter is a car with an M.O.T that cost less than £999 to buy or build and £50. You even get a t'shirt out of it.
This year it's on Sunday the 7th July. More details here...
http://www.ppcmag.co.uk/ppc-p999-challenge.html
...have a look and if you'd like to join in you are more than welcome.
You could always give this a go at £6k for a season, and you get to keep the car thing
http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/piaggio-ape-racer...
http://www.topgear.com/uk/photos/piaggio-ape-racer...
bicycleshorts said:
Silverbullet767 said:
Looks great, now all I need is a spare £1049!
(goes to the classifieds anyway)
If you bought the right car, you'd make your money back (and maybe more).(goes to the classifieds anyway)
/man maths

How come we don't have that Folk Racing thing the Scandinavians do? If you could get short oval tracks with an infield to set up a barrier you wouldn't even need to visit big circuits.
See this video of drifting at Buxton raceway, stick a barrier where the cars might shoot across the track and its job done, right?
See this video of drifting at Buxton raceway, stick a barrier where the cars might shoot across the track and its job done, right?
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