P2002

We're off to Folembray again! Book now - it's going to be a blast!

By PH Staff / Friday, 8 February 2002 / Loading comments

SOLD OUT

So far our bookings include: Ferrari 355, Tuscan Speed 6, Caterham Superlights, Fury Fireblades, Caterham Supergraduate, TVR Chimaeras, Porsche 944, Subaru Impreza, Lotus Elise, TVR S and possibly a Noble M12!

After an enormously successful track day at Folembray last year we're heading back for more in 2002. Organised by Mike Field at Latebrakers, the P2002 track day is the chance for readers of PistonHeads to have a blast on the wonderful Folembray track as well as down some beers with each other.

This year we have slightly changed the format to increase your track time, and also to offer a chance to visit the Reims GP circuit and visit a Champagne house (might help if you need to persuade the other half!).

The format for this year will be.

Depart Dover on Friday evening (5th April) to arrive in Arras in time for dinner. Accomodation will be provided at the IBIS hotel in the centre of Arras. Good underground car parking is available to keep your loved one safe. The historic city streets provide countless bars and café's where a good evening meal can be found. Breakfast on Saturday morning is included.
Saturday morning and it's time to hit the track. The Folembray circuit has been recently resurfaced, and provides a number of interesting challenges for drivers of all levels. The circuit will be available exclusively to us on this day, so we can maximise your track time. We have a policy of holding an open pit-lane after the first hour, so you may come & go as you please. Helmets are mandatory, and are provided for those who do not own one.
A short drive away is the Mercure Chamouille hotel. This wonderful lakeside hotel is a real jewel. Every room has a balcony overlooking the lake, this has to be one of the best locations in the Champagne region. Again this hotel has ample parking.
Saturday night is party night, we provide dinner with wine included in the price, and this is a great chance to discuss the days activities. The bar closes when the last man, or lady falls, so Sunday morning is not an early start.
Sunday provides a few options, including visits to the Reims GP circuit, which is now public roads, the pits and grandstands make a good backdrop for a photo opportunity. Visiting a Champagne house (with testing) will also be provided. After that it's time to hit the Autoroute back to Calais to be home in time for tea and scones back in blighty.

The pricing's been adjusted this year making it even better value for 2 people.