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Originally Posted by MrNick  Events like these as Liam said need a mix of skill to balance the books and create a cool atmos ,some people get fumed when a trains late coz someones injured ..or annoyed about the traffic jam after fatal RTA's ,people die and other people get pissed off.. WTF
spinning and crashing all part of the learning process,even monkeys fall from trees ,newcomers need to be made to feel at ease and welcome ,not worrying about costing others a £1 a minute and being a nuisance.
Good luck with the day, hope to be there and can we take passengers ?
£125 bang on the money ,approx £15 a session |
I agree, it's just that mixing skill levels is better done when the sessions are split, having pro's like me and Dan, who will be hitting up to 100mph down the hill onto the handbrake can be very stressful for guys going 40-50mph on their first drift day, as well as meaning there are people constantly getting in the way. I really hope it works though and that I'm just worrying to much (as per usual), as the venue is AWESOME and, like I said, everyone deserves to have the right to practice circuits like this
Nothing wrong with the price at all, for facilities like that it's well worth it. To be honest, I'd be happy to split the sessions. I'd rather have 4 sessions I can go out in and 4 sessions for beginners for several reasons
a) it means that I can drive ballls to the wall and not worry about coming up on a car that has spun into the middle of the track
b) it means newbies can drive without fear of spinning and getting t-boned
c) it would mean that guys like me and dan can go out with the newbies and give them instruction should they want it without worrying about missing track time
d) that track is savage on tyres, four sessions of 15 mins would be 4 sets of tyres to me, thats £80 a session just in rubber, so £360 for the day. If i was doing 8 sessions, thats 8 sets of tyres and £720 for the day LMAO
I'm easy whatever, as I can just limit my driving to when the circuit is relatively empty. Either way I can't wait
Liam, don't suppose you want any instructors to come down for the beginners
