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8 Oct 2004, 17:45 (Ref:1119122)
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Monzaaaaaa
We have Monza ( sat 29/01/2005 and probably sat 12/02/2005), the F.1 circuit, for an OPEN PIT-LANE trackday.
From morning to evening with only a pause for lunch (included in the trackday rate), no session and a low number of cars allowed to participate to the events (maimun 50 cars, which means a medium number of 10-15 cars togheter on the 5,8 KM track all day long. The price is 170 euro for each day (12 feb 2005 to be confirmed). We think it is a bargain rate for an F.1 track in a all day long open pit-lane format trackday. Link here below (sorry, still no english page at the moment, but they're working on this aspect) http://www.track4fun.com/default.asp...a=radinf&id=46 best regards |
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9 Oct 2004, 08:50 (Ref:1119563)
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Can anyone give an indication of how long the drive is to Monza from the UK ?
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9 Oct 2004, 14:17 (Ref:1119734)
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1 month ago, going up to bedford to attend the palmer*s motorsport sensation, I took 8 hours from milan <monza> to calais.
with a turbodiesel freelander <which means lmited to 170 kmh of max speed>l |
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