### Next SIDC Driver Development Day ###
09 October 2002, 01:20 PM
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Booked 
This is my first ever track day so feel free to call me a n00b.
I'm bringing my MY97 with "bits" on
Any news on the track day insurance?
Matt
This is my first ever track day so feel free to call me a n00b.
I'm bringing my MY97 with "bits" on
Any news on the track day insurance?
Matt
10 October 2002, 12:06 AM
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Found hidden in the depths of the website...
"Static: 101dB(A) at 2/3 maximum revs ½ metre from the exhaust at an angle of 45 degrees.
Drive by: 87.5dB(A) at a minimum of 60mph measured 20 meters from the centre line of the vehicle accelerating maximally."
And not so hidden..
"The circuit has been engineered to incorporate latest construction principles and materials, and uses a low noise stone mastic asphalt surface to the highest tolerances of smoothness"
Matt
"Static: 101dB(A) at 2/3 maximum revs ½ metre from the exhaust at an angle of 45 degrees.
Drive by: 87.5dB(A) at a minimum of 60mph measured 20 meters from the centre line of the vehicle accelerating maximally."
And not so hidden..
"The circuit has been engineered to incorporate latest construction principles and materials, and uses a low noise stone mastic asphalt surface to the highest tolerances of smoothness"
Matt
10 October 2002, 05:12 PM
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Mellow,
Booked up
couldn't wait 
places going like hot cakes
I will be going very slowly and trying to get some instuction from you proffesionals but still will need some insurance, just in case.
walanthn1@aol.com
Tony
Booked up
couldn't wait places going like hot cakesI will be going very slowly and trying to get some instuction from you proffesionals
but still will need some insurance, just in case.walanthn1@aol.com
Tony
12 October 2002, 03:28 PM
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Scrap, no you don't have to be a SIDC member. Have a look at the SIDC shop www.sidc.co.uk and there's a option for non-SIDC members. It'll cost you £10 more though.
If it's anything like the one held eariler this year there will be all manner of cars there, not just Subaru's.
If it's anything like the one held eariler this year there will be all manner of cars there, not just Subaru's.
13 October 2002, 03:58 PM
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Sign up to the Roll Call,
Lets see what kind of machinery will be on display!!!
Bedford Roll Call
Phil G
Lets see what kind of machinery will be on display!!!
Bedford Roll Call
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15 October 2002, 03:48 PM
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YOU MUST USE ROAD LEGAL TYRES, which of course rules out slicks of any denomination,
[Edited by carl - 10/15/2002 3:53:28 PM]
15 October 2002, 05:08 PM
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Ah John but did you ask them if they would cover you if you were on slicks matey.... ? As for the price John I'm just querying that with them as we speak....what was the excess though ?
Carl....as long as the tyres are stamped with the legally required EU mark then they can be any tread pattern at all
[Edited by Mellow Yellow ! - 10/15/2002 5:13:22 PM]
Carl....as long as the tyres are stamped with the legally required EU mark then they can be any tread pattern at all
[Edited by Mellow Yellow ! - 10/15/2002 5:13:22 PM]
15 October 2002, 05:39 PM
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i don't know what weather you "slicks" lot are expecting on 30th November but I'm thinking there will be a very good chance it won't be dry
16 October 2002, 12:11 AM
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16 October 2002, 02:57 PM
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###### BETTER INSURANCE FIGURES AGAIN #########
Please ring Georgina @ Eggar Lawson on 0115 - 941 - 5255, quoting SIDC for an even better quote again !!!!!!!!
I.E; £12K COVER, £3K EXCESS, Cover = £9k.. all for £80 !!!!!!
Please ring Georgina @ Eggar Lawson on 0115 - 941 - 5255, quoting SIDC for an even better quote again !!!!!!!!
I.E; £12K COVER, £3K EXCESS, Cover = £9k.. all for £80 !!!!!!
16 October 2002, 10:11 PM
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there was no mention whatsoever about anything spec wise on the car. It is up to them to tell me what i cant use, not for me to ask, otherwise they could exclude me from a claim for anything they fancied. Excess was £1500 i think. I havent got the paperwork through from them yet!
16 October 2002, 10:53 PM
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A month or two ago I took out a policy with Egger Lawson to cover me for a trackday at Bedford. Within the policy summary or policy documents it does not state anything about tyres as far as I can see.
This is taken from the fax I was send to notify me of the premiums.
'On Event Accident Damage Cover for A List Track Day Organisers for 1 driver per Standard Road Car with Road Legal Tyres'
This is taken from the fax I was send to notify me of the premiums.
'On Event Accident Damage Cover for A List Track Day Organisers for 1 driver per Standard Road Car with Road Legal Tyres'
16 October 2002, 11:17 PM
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"Standard Road Car with Road Legal Tyres"
My car isn't "standard" does that mean I'm not covered?
Matt
P.S. Thanks Orbv
My car isn't "standard" does that mean I'm not covered?
Matt
P.S. Thanks Orbv
17 October 2002, 09:44 AM
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When they mean standard they mean "road legal", all usual modifications are perfectly alright, turbo's, engine mods, suspension etc.....
With regards to tyres etc.... their underwriter has only recently (2 months) started trying to stipulate that "normal" road tyres be used, however, I have questioned this with Georgina and hopefully we can remove this hurdle
With regards to tyres etc.... their underwriter has only recently (2 months) started trying to stipulate that "normal" road tyres be used, however, I have questioned this with Georgina and hopefully we can remove this hurdle
19 October 2002, 06:18 PM
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Chris,
Yep on 3 sh*t shifts
but it's paid for my last 2 Scoobs with some bits, pieces and trackdays Etc
Tony
Edited to say I have managed to book up THAT Hotel
[Edited by T5NYW - 10/21/2002 11:51:15 PM]
Yep on 3 sh*t shifts
but it's paid for my last 2 Scoobs with some bits, pieces and trackdays EtcTony
Edited to say I have managed to book up THAT Hotel
[Edited by T5NYW - 10/21/2002 11:51:15 PM]