NWFF registations - Page 3

kartingdad · 21 Jan 2004, 15:11 (Ref:845494)

£10,000 for tyres

jminsh · 21 Jan 2004, 15:16 (Ref:845498)

dream on baby she wasn't fast enough to wear em out

kartingdad · 21 Jan 2004, 15:47 (Ref:845527)

Jammy git.

diz · 21 Jan 2004, 18:22 (Ref:845705)

Quote:

Originally posted by JustinDawkins
Nina, the best way to do NWFF is to try other regional FF1600 c'ships until you realise that your not quick enough, then go do NW, and never look back!!

Now now JD. Mr Slap About-Head might have to come out to play if you don't retract that totally inaccurate statement.

kartingdad · 21 Jan 2004, 18:42 (Ref:845721)

Don't worry Diz, EVERYONE knows he was being completely foolish. LOL. Surprised you believed he was being serious.

DALY · 21 Jan 2004, 21:35 (Ref:845915)

Nina
my answer was as a result of a misunderstanding regarding the original question. Sorry if I appeared ignorant, I take my racing very seriuosly and never attempt to annoy or wind people up.....un necessarily.
Now I am aware of the question, all you have to do is go for it.
I got into racing after a corporate type track day, got the bug, found out about the way to go and attended variuos meetings to see what went on. then went to race school, got a license and raced on an arrive and drive basis. May appear expensive but you learn lots and can walk away at any time.
Alternate is to buy/borrow a car and get some track time, perhaps a track day etc.
In the SoM we have a group of very friendly people who would assist if needed, in the NW there are many similar guys.
Regarding the money, it is alot less than getting a degree, although Tony Blair and the BRSCC are probably both working on the same top up fees! ..............(joke there)

Nina · 21 Jan 2004, 22:40 (Ref:846026)

Awwww thanks DALY

I never thought it possible for me to 'get into' racing... so hearing all your advice... well its tempting if anything! But pretty daunting to think about what it involves though!

Redracer77 · 21 Jan 2004, 22:51 (Ref:846044)

Nina PM me and I will give you the details for Team UCLAN who will rent you a car with full support for a test day and race day for £750 inc tyres but not test fee (£190) or entry fee (£165)

GOOD LUCK

diz · 30 Jan 2004, 23:58 (Ref:857020)

And don't forget folks that NW FF1600 Registration is free, once you've done 5 races. This is thanks to the BWD Rensburg "Registration Refund Scheme". See separate thread.

Walshy · 4 Feb 2004, 23:31 (Ref:863376)

Anymore surprises on Registrations Diz?

diz · 4 Feb 2004, 23:52 (Ref:863404)

Nope

kartingdad · 5 Feb 2004, 00:01 (Ref:863414)

How has Mr Palmers purchase of our beloved Oulton Park affected 2004 entry fees please?

I trust the BRSCC will have to review thir blazer budget before passing increases in costs onto the competitor.

I understand it is easy to recycle/repair blazers from a teacher friend. For real cost cutting measures, introduce a ' share a blazer' scheme.

Only joking.

i can't put LOL 'cos the dangerous brothers (Ian & Stuart)take the mick big time in an Alan Partridge voice.

Walshy · 5 Feb 2004, 00:05 (Ref:863417)

Not seen it yet, but check out latest Motoring News. Prices up at Oulton.....................

swift · 5 Feb 2004, 22:24 (Ref:864639)

I believe that compared to 2003 the circuit hire fee has gone up by two grand across the board regardless of the configuration used.

Ian Sowman · 5 Feb 2004, 23:59 (Ref:864784)

Or equivalent to 10-15 extra entries per meeting. Shouldn't be much of a problem given the drive to amalgamate grids and get more racing onto the programme, and better for drivers, the clubs, the spectators, the circuit...

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