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Turner
04-02-2007, 10:22
Posted on behalf of Adam.

Basically to see who would be interested in this.

The date we are looking at would be sometime in April and the location would be Croft.

Full day: £165 each
Half day: £95 each

Helmet Hire (If you dont have one): £5

aguycalleddb
04-02-2007, 10:56
I'm still interested :)

I think the half day would be fine ;)

MarkyG
04-02-2007, 12:16
yer

harp
04-02-2007, 14:27
i would be lol

Rob
04-02-2007, 18:46
wot r the rules, like tryes and brakes

MarkyG
04-02-2007, 19:17
you need:

Tyres,
Brakes.

also anything you break you have to pay for, for that price though insurance should be included.

Rob
04-02-2007, 19:19
like its there any legal limit like new tyres n brakes?

MarkyG
04-02-2007, 19:27
erm not really, it doesn't need to be MOT'd but if you have no brakes you're just going to crash

Rob
04-02-2007, 19:48
haha ideed, ill see ive got new pads n tryes but jus wondered, i heard that they get totall writen off tho round the track

aguycalleddb
04-02-2007, 20:08
erm not really, it doesn't need to be MOT'd but if you have no brakes you're just going to crash

It does,
all cars MUST be road legal, MOT'd and in good condition.

Some Info:

On the Day :

All drivers must sign a declaration/signing-on form and must present for inspection a full current driving licence. A mandatory briefing will then take place where all drivers must attend.
Breaking of the rules set out in the briefing may result in exclusion from the track.
There will be no scrutineering carried out. It is the sole responsibility of the owners themselves to ensure their car is in a suitable track worthy condition.
All cars attending should have a valid MOT (excluding Track Cars these should be capable of passing MSA Scutineering) and there must be sufficient tread on the tyres to cope with the days activities.
Although no scurineering is carried out, Croft Promosport (Croft Circuit) reserve the right to refuse access to the track any vehicle deemed unfit for the days activity.
It is the drivers responsibility to ensure any towing eyes are fitted to the car before activities commence. Failure to have a suitable towing eye may result in your vehicle been damaged during recovery.
Vehicles should not run slick tyres unless fitted with a suitable roll over protection.
Noise Levels on cars must be 98dba static level or under. Please note that your car will be noise tested and if it is found to be over the limit then it will not be able to take part and no refunds will be given. It is the responsibility of the driver of that car that it adheres to the noise level.
No hand held cameras are permitted. Any on board cameras must be securely mounted using appropriate equipment.
Timing and competitive driving is strictly forbidden. Anyone found doing either may result in exclusion from the track.
Regardless of weather conditions all drivers and passengers must cover there arms and legs when out on track.
An approved safety helmet must be worn. These are available to hire from Croft Circuit on the day at £5 each with a £50 returnable deposit.
All drivers must complete the first session following the instructors pace car. There will only be one group permitted onto the track at any one time.
Drivers will be carefully monitored throughout the day and any driver considered to be driving dangerously will be black flagged, this could result in them being asked to leave the track.
Please ensure you arrive with a full tank of fuel. There is no fuel at the circuit, the nearest petrol station is 3 miles away on the A167 towards Northallerton.

May we remind you that your conventional insurance may not cover your car on the circuit, please check with your insurance company or broker. We are now able to offer an insurance cover for your vehicle, please find details enclosed.

If we are unable to run your track day for any reason, including adverse weather, we will endeavour to advise you as soon as possible.
The Circuit Management reserves the right to alter, amend or cancel any of the above without notice.
If you are signing on any passenger they must be 16 years and over and proof of identification will be required.

MarkyG
04-02-2007, 20:28
afaik a car could run racing slicks, which wouldn't be MOT worthy.

" All cars attending should have a valid MOT (excluding Track Cars these should be capable of passing MSA Scutineering) "

so it doesnt need an MOT.

aguycalleddb
04-02-2007, 21:10
All road registered cars (have a number plate & tax disk) need a valid MOT to be on the track.
Track cars eg. race cars don't. So will need a MOT certificate or v5 if the car is under 3 years to get on the track.
Also need track day insurance, I was told this can be arranged with Croft.

Adam_CTR
05-02-2007, 16:59
im still well up for this, i will be a bit a giggle, we will see who's car can do what and there should be some great photo oppotunities

Adam_CTR
05-02-2007, 17:00
i will say a half day will be long enough too

aguycalleddb
05-02-2007, 20:10
Photos will be excellent, will be a good day :thumbs:

MarkyG
05-02-2007, 20:19
Indeed driving for half a day is tres knackering esp with an early drive down and drive back after.

Turner
09-03-2007, 17:53
Anymore interest?

Adam_CTR
09-03-2007, 17:55
aint been anything said since feb

Fox
09-03-2007, 17:59
Turner the rolling road day is in April! Which date is the track day as I am trying to get either the 28th or 29th April

Turner
09-03-2007, 18:09
I think this should be put back towards May / June time, so theres more interest and weather is better.

aguycalleddb
09-03-2007, 18:10
Later in the year will be better, give us a chance of some sunny days :)

Adam_CTR
10-03-2007, 15:51
sonuds like a good idea

shekabon
12-03-2007, 14:18
oh yes i am def goin to this betta buy sum new pads jus incase

AndyW
12-03-2007, 14:30
id be interested in venturing up for the day - make it later in year though

Keith Fusco
13-03-2007, 12:28
I think this'd be interesting. I'd be scared incase I rolled the car, or crashed. ;)

Fox
13-03-2007, 12:32
Depends how late in the year you do this as you will be lucky to get in Croft at all in late May/early June due to the touring cars and their testing and August will be a no go due to the superbikes being there for weeks on end testing setup's etc.

aguycalleddb
13-03-2007, 13:06
27th May, 23rd June, 22nd July, 15th September or 20th October are free

All Sundays - Full or Half Days available