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George89

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5 posts

195 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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I currently live in north london and own a Toyora Supra Twin Turbo 400bhp auto. I am very interested in taking it on the track for a lot of reasons. How do i go about doing this? and anyone can teach me a few fings before going on the track? do i need a ARDS License?

Dave 500

7,713 posts

266 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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George89

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5 posts

195 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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So for the prices shown their. You pay a one time fee for the day and you do what you want on the track for as long as you want? also do they do saturdays or sundays as i am working during the week

George89

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5 posts

195 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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Am sorry for the amount of questions but i need to know do they give you a car or do you bring your own car for this race http://www.clubmsv.com/trackday-trophy.aspx

chris7676

2,685 posts

244 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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You don't need to go to a novice day. Just go to a track you think you may like and take it easy. Browse / search for "novice" "startup" threads as there have been many on there smile

toulon94

13 posts

195 months

Sunday 31st January 2010
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George89 said:
I currently live in north london and own a Toyora Supra Twin Turbo 400bhp auto. I am very interested in taking it on the track for a lot of reasons. How do i go about doing this? and anyone can teach me a few fings before going on the track? do i need a ARDS License?
My suggestion is to really make a budget for some instructors. I took this 2 times this at the weekend and my improvements were great. I think, as an opinion, an independent organiser is best and arrange this lesson with them, from your car. Bedford is very good starting place but misleading in thinking that to drive here is the same style as to drive at a real circuit.