Evo Le Mans Guide

[bluest2]

Hi all,

Non-Evo buyers might like to know this. Could be good Le Mans first-timers, or people like me who collect anything about the race.

Just got the latest issue of Evo this morning. They are advertising that the next one (May 30) will have a 56 page Le Mans guide book free with it. With a bit of luck it'll be a bit better than the rather feeble Autosport effort.

[wkk]

Hi all,

just some shameless self-advertising: another source for a free guide is at www.clubarnage.com/caguide . The final guide (100+ pages) will be available for download start Jun 6.

Cheers

Werner

Edited by wkk on Saturday 28th April 11:05

Edited by wkk on Saturday 28th April 11:07

[cronk-flakes]

bluest2 said:

Hi all,

Non-Evo buyers might like to know this. Could be good Le Mans first-timers, or people like me who collect anything about the race.

Just got the latest issue of Evo this morning. They are advertising that the next one (May 30) will have a 56 page Le Mans guide book free with it. With a bit of luck it'll be a bit better than the rather feeble Autosport effort.

Cheers! Will be sure to grab a copy. Gotta be worth a look. The last couple of years, the autosport guide has been getting worse in my opinion.

[fagey]

hi all, we will be doing this for a donation to cancer charities... and hope to raise lots of dosh!!

[tvrforever]

Will the EVO team be attending and have any sort of setup there etc?

[bluest2]

As far as i can see there is no mention in the latest issue of any official Evo frolics at Le Mans.

[A10ARF]

Wait and see, as Peter Tomlain said this in an e-mail last year when their westfield broke down on way to LM...

'As regards evo's general involvement with Le Mans, I think the hope is to have more of a presence in future years.'