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Considering A Euro Trackday

Discussion in 'Racing & Bike Sport' started by Connor, Jun 16, 2019.

  1. @doogalman may be able to point you in the right direction :upyeah:
     
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  2. Good list, just forgot the DAT.

    Also a tonne a day for food and drink? Or are these Mercers numbers ?
     
  3. Don't worry about the cost,just do it and worry about it later if need be,, can't beat a few days away with your mates, chatting shit and riding bikes
     
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  4. Track snax..lunch at the circuit..drinks at the bar..eve meal and drinks..poss an expensive burger at Barca..
     
  5. Yes, just get in touch with the tracks directly and book on. You don’t need a middleman or someone to hold your hand!
     
  6. Awesome. Any recommendations for tracks :)
     
  7. Yeah - I'm nowhere near that on daily food and drink. But, then our mob are light/non drinkers.
    As others have said, just do it!
     
  8. Got to agree 100% with everything Nelson has said regarding FE. I’ve been with them a few times and yeah there’s been some minor hiccups but nothing worth mentioning. I’ve had worse issues with NL but again, I’d still use them.

    I tend to book track time only or track time and hotel at a push as my bikes in Spain and I’ve never had an issue with that in the past.
     
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  9. Man, you have to let 'burgergate' go, it will just eat you up ..... lol ......
     
  10. Plus red wine tax...paella tax..fillet steak tax...:)
     
  11. At least there is no McDonalds tax ... eh @andyb
     
  12. :Cough: I dunno what you think I eat Dibs... remember I'm part of the Northern contingent headed up by PC, the king of cheap!
     
  13. Pacedayz are the Rolls Royce of Euro days

    Very fast groups. But safe. Well organised.

    It’s like a big family
     
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  14. The only Michelins you insists on are Stars .....
     
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  15. It still pisses down on euro gigs. World weather is now well and truly fucked up. My last gig in Almeria the weather was shite. And I’m just heading out the door to Brno and it also looks shit....
    I too, like yourself, used to get frustrated with shite UK weather. But you still need luck with the weather on euro gigs.

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  16. Done Brno twice and both times it's rained (1/2 day) or looked ominous, but it dries quickly compared to the UK.

    The thing I like with Euro's apart from the weather is it's generally less hassle, more relaxed. Other than getting yourself sorted in a garage on the first day it's the the first day, so not like packing up and unloading 3x for the equivalent UK TD's

    Plus no noise limits, better run, i.e. less red flags - marshalls get bikes out of the way quickly to keep the sessions going, and if you go to a WSBK/MotoGP track you know it's going to be good hoon.
     
  17. Oh the hassle of waiting for the WhatsApp confirming your reserved garage number .... lol
     
  18. The weather in Spain this year has been quite strange
     
  19. Been to Spain a few times, always had rain at night and often for one day in part or whole. Almeria & Cartagena are probably driest circuits in Europe
     
  20. Yup can do. There is a German site that you can select tracks all over europe and then you can navigate to see who the organizer is for the selected date on the calendar.
    It is or was in German but what with modern google translate type things is is easy to find your way about.
    https://www.racing4fun.de/
     
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