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Blyton Park Track Day 20 May 2016
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JWrigglesworth
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Chrism1820
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It looks like the Cayenne is going to be put through its paces with the "sport" button illuminated.
RCS
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Chrism1820 said:My 993 is currently sat in 911 sport in Horncastle with a fuelling issue, hopefully it will be ready on Thursday but I'm not holding out much hope. I'm gutted!!
It looks like the Cayenne is going to be put through its paces with the "sport" button illuminated.
Sorry to hear this - hope it gets fettled in time, if not it will be interesting to see the KN out on track. I suspect it may well go quicker than some expect - pleasantly surprised by ours on the road (3 litre Diesel), also on 'air' . Will have to think about our pax ride policy as its a 5 seater
Looking forward to seeing and meeting you all on Friday
Rod - also hoping for good weather as I'm going to be stood out in it all day !!
How do you manage to put on such a great day for the money?
many thanks again
Graham
A great well organised track day event, which i thoroughly enjoyed, I don't think my new michelins did though! and hope to see you all again, I think my next 'outing' is chatsworth house
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Chrism1820
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Well done to everyone for bringing out their pride and joys to put through their paces, thank you to Ian for a few laps in his GT4, it made my Cayenne look like a people carrier!!!
I look forward to the next track day Rod and the 993 will hopefully be making an appearance, in the meantime I hope to see you all at Chatsworth.
Regards Chris
This is a really relaxed, friendly, safe and rewarding day. Nice mix of cars with Tony's backdated/wide-bodied white 964 being my favourite. I was very impressed by the speed of the white and grey Cayman Rs, very well driven.
Glad you enjoyed the laps, Chris but it seems that your Cayenne caused the biggest shock, in a good way!
Photos, anyone?
Superjoe
PCGB Member
excuse my comments when behind a beautiful yellow 911/912 ?
As you can see the track has some technical bits but plenty of run off, I would say its the
perfect track for a beginner like myself. I will be returning, but maybe next year as it is
certainly hard on the cars brakes and appearance, not so much on the tyres though.
[link]https://youtu.be/R1dBk9F05pM[/link]
I was certainly impressed by the growing Cayman brigade and their undoubted speed on track, but as most of my driving is on the roads, I will continue to soldier on in my little air cooled Carrera 2.
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