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Inverness

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556 posts

202 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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I want to spend 2010 doing a few more track days than normal, (before I get to old). So I'm thinking of joining RMA http://www.rma-limited.com/?id=home
Is anybody on here a Paddock Club Member or been one? Was it worth the money? Would like to do the N'ring again but with out the bikers and white van man trying to take you around the outside at the Carousel.

fergus

6,430 posts

299 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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Inverness said:
I want to spend 2010 doing a few more track days than normal, (before I get to old). So I'm thinking of joining RMA http://www.rma-limited.com/?id=home
Is anybody on here a Paddock Club Member or been one? Was it worth the money? Would like to do the N'ring again but with out the bikers and white van man trying to take you around the outside at the Carousel.
It's more the risk of some random car dropping coolant I'd be worried about. Unfortunately, most of the coolant leaks and resulting accidents I've witnessed over the last few years seem to have stemmed predominantly from 911s...

A911DOM

4,084 posts

259 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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fergus said:
Unfortunately, most of the coolant leaks and resulting accidents I've witnessed over the last few years seem to have stemmed predominantly from 911s...
How very dare you sir! wink

pikeyboy

2,349 posts

238 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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A911DOM said:
fergus said:
Unfortunately, most of the coolant leaks and resulting accidents I've witnessed over the last few years seem to have stemmed predominantly from 911s...
How very dare you sir! wink
I know the real ones are air cooled too!

mmm-five

12,145 posts

308 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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There was a guy in a nice new GT3 who pointed out to us that the coolant running along the track (before the barrier to continue straight onto another lap) from under his car could not have been his as "all Porsches are air-cooled don't you know"!

He said the pool must have been there from someone else before he parked up (due to yet another accident) - to which we pointed out that it might have been his coolant that caused the accident.

fergus

6,430 posts

299 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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A911DOM said:
fergus said:
Unfortunately, most of the coolant leaks and resulting accidents I've witnessed over the last few years seem to have stemmed predominantly from 911s...
How very dare you sir! wink
dude, your car is aircooled rofl