Copperman05
New member
After a brief discussion with some of you at Snetterton I'm trying to gauge some interest in a 944 track day session sometime in the new year/spring. My current thinking is to have a day that would be open to both novices and more experienced track day goers but also one that is affordable and run by a decent organiser. I'm keen to get more track experience and I'm sure some of you would like to see just how good these little cars can be on track. One of the most useful things for me after going on track was being able to understand the handling limits of the car much better, it really was a revelation just how much grip was available, this is almost impossible to achieve safely on a road.
I know MSV have been running some road car only trackdays (no trailers or race cars) that can be booked as a whole day or half day am or pm sessions. The half day sessions were about £99 IIRC. I would also like to keep it open for people who would like to attend but are not quite ready (or willing) to drive on track, perhaps this could be another excuse for a tyre kicking exercise and an opportunity to be a passenger with those going on track.
What are peoples view on this? If enough are interested we could book up and maybe even get an 'expert' or Indy to attend and advise? I know the Bedford Autodrome has good run off areas for overenthusiastic drivers (myself included[]) but I have no experience of driving there myself.
If nothing else it may be a good opportunity for those with track orientated cars to get together, your suggestions are welcome.
Edd
I know MSV have been running some road car only trackdays (no trailers or race cars) that can be booked as a whole day or half day am or pm sessions. The half day sessions were about £99 IIRC. I would also like to keep it open for people who would like to attend but are not quite ready (or willing) to drive on track, perhaps this could be another excuse for a tyre kicking exercise and an opportunity to be a passenger with those going on track.
What are peoples view on this? If enough are interested we could book up and maybe even get an 'expert' or Indy to attend and advise? I know the Bedford Autodrome has good run off areas for overenthusiastic drivers (myself included[]) but I have no experience of driving there myself.
If nothing else it may be a good opportunity for those with track orientated cars to get together, your suggestions are welcome.
Edd