Entry Forms for the Jim Walsh Trophy

JEB · 29 Mar 2005, 12:12 (Ref:1264214)

Entry Forms for the BRDC Jim Walsh Trophy - Silverstone Historic Grand Prix Circuit Sunday April 24th 2005 - will be available to download from Wednesday morning (30th March) from the BRDC web site www.brdc.co.uk

They will also be emailed to Steve, who can forward to all BRSCC KoK runners, and we will also mail from the BRDC offices.

There will be just one race, and we can start a maximum number of 44 cars.
If you plan to race at Silverstone, return your forms to us as soon as possible to make sure you are on the list! Entries will be first come, first served.

For ref. this is the second running of the BRDC Jim Walsh Trophy, a race that is held on the Historic Grand Prix Circuit. It was held for the first time at the BRDC 75th Anniversary Meeting in May 2003, and was won by Peter Daly.

Jim Walsh was present that day to hand over the trophies, and FF1600 fans of the 1970s and early 1980s will be pleased to hear Jim has been asked to attend again this year!

PROVISIONAL TIMETABLE
QUALIFYING
09.00-09.15 BRDC SINGLE SEATER CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING
09.30-09.45 MINI SE7EN AND MINI MIGLIA CHALLENGE QUALIFYING
10.00-10.15 MONOPOSTO RACING CLUB QUALIFYING
10.30-10.50 SUPERKART QUALIFYING
CHURCH BREAK
11.10-11.30 SPORTS 2000 QUALIFYING
11.45-12.00 BRDC HISTORIC SPORTSCAR CHAMP’SHIP QUALIFYING**
12.15-12.30 ASTON MARTIN CHALLENGE QUALIFYING**
12.45-13.0 BRDC JIM WALSH TROPHY FOR FF1600 QAULIFYING**

RACING

13.20-13.35 BRDC SINGLE SEATER CHAMPIONSHIP Race 1
13.50-14.10 MINI SE7EN AND MINI MIGLIA CHALLENGE
14.25-14.45 MONOPOSTO RACING CLUB
15.00-15.20 SUPERKARTS
15.40-16.00 SPORTS 2000
16.15-16.30 BRDC SINGLE SEATER CHAMPIONSHIP Race 2
16.45-17.05 BRDC HISTORIC SPORTSCAR CHAMP’SHIP**
17.20-17.40 ASTON MARTIN CHALLENGE RACE**
17.55-18.15 BRDC JIM WALSH TROPHY FOR FF1600**

** denotes race on Silverstone Historic Grand Prix Circuit

Version 2
(29 March 2005)
James.Beckett@brdc.co.uk
www.brdc.co.uk

Barry Pomfret · 29 Mar 2005, 18:57 (Ref:1264533)

James, which circuit are the rest of the races on, ie those without an asterisk? The mono club are informing competitors that they will be using the Grand Prix circuit, is this correct?

JohnMiller · 29 Mar 2005, 18:58 (Ref:1264534)

The normal GP track I think, as opposed to the 'Historic' BP.

Redracer77 · 29 Mar 2005, 22:39 (Ref:1264757)

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnMiller

The normal GP track I think, as opposed to the 'Historic' BP.

Whats the difference John?

diz · 29 Mar 2005, 23:53 (Ref:1264813)

16.15-16.30 BRDC SINGLE SEATER CHAMPIONSHIP Race 2
May I suggest this 'second' race moves to the end of the day to give the FF1600s' less chance of being "curfewed"

JohnMiller · 30 Mar 2005, 06:55 (Ref:1264956)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redracer77

Whats the difference John?

Chris, IIRC Abbey and Stowe or Club use the older layout, meaning two more starters under the track licence.

Ian Sowman · 30 Mar 2005, 08:39 (Ref:1265024)

Quote:

Originally Posted by diz

16.15-16.30 BRDC SINGLE SEATER CHAMPIONSHIP Race 2
May I suggest this 'second' race moves to the end of the day to give the FF1600s' less chance of being "curfewed"

It looks like all of the Historic GP track races are being run after all of the GP track races to save time in switching between the configurations, though.

keithsekree · 30 Mar 2005, 13:00 (Ref:1265243)

Can anyone let me know where abouts on the BRDC site is the app form?

diz · 30 Mar 2005, 13:58 (Ref:1265314)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian Sowman

It looks like all of the Historic GP track races are being run after all of the GP track races to save time in switching between the configurations, though.

So FF1600 is being classed as Historic then?
I still think FF1600 should be before BRDC Single Seaters Race 2

Ian Sowman · 30 Mar 2005, 14:02 (Ref:1265320)

Quote:

Originally Posted by diz

So FF1600 is being classed as Historic then?

Yes, to get more cars on the grid.

Matt22 · 30 Mar 2005, 14:39 (Ref:1265346)

Is there a test day?

diz · 30 Mar 2005, 15:08 (Ref:1265369)

So FF1600 is on the Historic layout, not the current GP layout then?

Ian Sowman · 30 Mar 2005, 15:13 (Ref:1265374)

Yes - see the asterisks on James' timetable.

Arty B · 30 Mar 2005, 15:18 (Ref:1265377)

Has anyone managed to find the entry form on the web site?

Ian Sowman · 30 Mar 2005, 15:22 (Ref:1265383)

This is the link to the press release, but it doesn't contain a form. The best bet is to ask JEB directly I would think!

JohnMiller · 30 Mar 2005, 15:22 (Ref:1265384)

It's £150

JEB · 30 Mar 2005, 15:46 (Ref:1265407)

Entry Forms are in circulation to BRSCC registered competitors via Steve Burns.
I am just waiting for the BRDC site to be uploaded...I am as keen to see it on www.brdc.co.uk as all of you !!

If you want to email me directly - I can send you one electronically.

James.Beckett@brdc.co.uk

JEB · 30 Mar 2005, 15:53 (Ref:1265411)

Diz - The timetable is being reworked as I write this. So many things to do today, as Mr and Mrs JEB are moving house on Friday...

The Silverstone tradition is to have FF1600 as the final race of the day - I understand the curfew situation. We already have a very, very packed programme. Trying to steal every available five minutes to make sure we can have a full day !

Alan Hamilton · 30 Mar 2005, 16:26 (Ref:1265434)

Steve Burns has just sent out the entry pack. It looks like a must do race : )

jminsh · 30 Mar 2005, 16:44 (Ref:1265452)

Quote:

Originally Posted by diz

So FF1600 is on the Historic layout, not the current GP layout then?

Diz having raced on the Historic layout it's far more challenging than the other thing it'll make Bridge Kin exciting

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