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Hi

Hmmm..interesting post...about passengers....

Thinks.....how about "Charity Passenger Rides"....highest Bidder or fixed rate....

I would happily pootle up and down the Pod all day for Charity....

Either with or without Nitrous....if its "with" you just need bigger Cojones....

All the best Brett

stepa1007 wrote:Maz

Does the passenger have to be an adult?

Stephen

I think this line from the Mas's post answers that question Passengers will need to bring their full UK driving licence and sign on in the usual manner

I not sure it does Sandra says I am still Child and I have a driving license

Fom the discussion I saw , yes it has to be another 'driver' I.E they show a licence. the suggestion online was that htis was so the marshalls didnt have to try and watch out for driver swapping. May be total bul as I said I only picked this up from online ( no always relaible). Im sure the Santa Pod website will have dded details if its all true just thought I'd highlight it as i only fell accross the discussion

Either way I'm sure ths will interest some of the folk who might go to your event.

Are there any 911's going? i'd like to attend

Kushi wrote:Are there any 911's going? i'd like to attend

Yes including Sean in his 996.
More the merrier...
We'd like as many club cars as possible.

Live and breathe the marque,
Stephen

My daughters got a passport. Thats got to be enough.

Haley called me earlier to tell me that the trophies have arrived.

They've spelt my name right on the silver cup for "Fastest Porsche of the Day"

Who else is coming along?

I will be there. Hopefully with two cars so I can beat Sean twice.

Seven or Eight guys off the 928 list have promised to come too.
Come on people go to the Pods site and book up ASAP.

Sean

Maybe best to advertise the trophies that can be won?

Stephen

From Memory:-

Fastest 944
Fastest 928
Fastest air cooled
Fastest water cooled
King of the Strip all non standard cars will automatically be entered in this category

Sean Smallman wrote:Haley called me earlier to tell me that the trophies have arrived.

They've spelt my name right on the silver cup for "Fastest Porsche of the Day"

Who else is coming along?

Hi

Lol....just remember there are two T`s in Brett ....

All the best Brett

I'm going ! even our track will be thawed out by April

" Come on people go to the Pods site and book up ASAP. "
( 17th April isnt showing on the Santapod shop ? ).

Whats the score can I bring a non drag 'support vehicle' to carry the family at a reasonable cost ? . It looks like 35 quid for me all in and 10 pound for the missus with the kids free am I reading it right , if so should we be booking these advance tickets.
Also I just saw their Retro Show that looks very 80's very me


Cheers Mas

I wouldn't pay in advance for a RWYB event in case it rains.

Maz

I have e-mailed Darren Prentice about this.
He promised in December to sort it out in the New Year.
I will start badgering him on the phone...

Stephen

http://www.rwyb.co.uk/dates.php
2010 RWYB & Specialist Event Dates
Dates & Prices

Venue normally opens at 8.00am with the track open from 9.30am to 5pm. It is recommended you arrive before 9.30 to ensure track-time. We can only accept a limited number of sign-ons, so arrive early to avoid disappointment! Admission for normal RWYB public track days is £10, plus a one-off signing on fee of £25 for drivers for unlimited runs or £10 for passengers going down the strip.

Please note, track opening times are approximate and may be subject to track and weather conditions. The dragstrip cannot be used in the wet. Don't forget your driving licence!

Sean Smallman wrote:I wouldn't pay in advance for a RWYB event in case it rains.

Places are limited.
If you pay in advance you get a 'rain of value'.
Basically if the day is written off through rain you get free entry to a similar event.

Its the UK if we are scared of the rain then we may as well never leave the house...

Stephen