Le Mans 2011
16 May 2011, 04:30 PM
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Other half is going, with our Son. They go every year.
They pitch tent on some campsite nearby. Other than that, I have no idea, except they both come back about 4 days later, knackered
They pitch tent on some campsite nearby. Other than that, I have no idea, except they both come back about 4 days later, knackered
16 May 2011, 06:18 PM
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Isn't it becoming a bit of a Chav-fest?
Just Brits getting pi$$ed and abusing the locals with no interest in the racing?
I'll be missing it and going for the Classic next year.
Just Brits getting pi$$ed and abusing the locals with no interest in the racing?
I'll be missing it and going for the Classic next year.
17 May 2011, 12:20 AM
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17 May 2011, 09:29 AM
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Wife has clients who go every year - a couple.
They seem to really enjoy and go in a group. Would love to go, maybe next year.
What the costs then? Is fuel cheaper in France than the UK/ I ask because I could take my Jeep and we sleep in the back. It's big enough but its a thirsty beast
They seem to really enjoy and go in a group. Would love to go, maybe next year.
What the costs then? Is fuel cheaper in France than the UK/ I ask because I could take my Jeep and we sleep in the back. It's big enough but its a thirsty beast
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17 May 2011, 10:25 AM
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There are a few Chavs, like anywhere you go. In my experience there are people there from all backgrounds and walks of life and generally a real good atmosphere!
This will be my 6th year going with lads i went to Uni with.
Costs are £160 each for your camp pitch, ferry and race ticket. Fuel is approx the same as here in the UK then you just need money for the tolls and your food/beer and you're good to go!
This will be my 6th year going with lads i went to Uni with.
Costs are £160 each for your camp pitch, ferry and race ticket. Fuel is approx the same as here in the UK then you just need money for the tolls and your food/beer and you're good to go!
17 May 2011, 10:45 AM
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Not the sort of race i would enjoy watching-far too long. My dad and I used to watch the Goodwood 9 hours races and that was plenty long enough. There was always the annual Aston Martin v Jaguar contest to watch and the sight of Jaguar's brakes glowing red hot when they were the first to use disk brakes on the track.
I will much prefer the Goodwood Revival races in September. All that variety of cars and bikes as well as those lovely ladies in '50's dresses and with seamed stockings and suspenders to ogle!
Les
I will much prefer the Goodwood Revival races in September. All that variety of cars and bikes as well as those lovely ladies in '50's dresses and with seamed stockings and suspenders to ogle!
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My Son loves it, as does the other half.
They've never had any problems. I guess it just depends on where you manage to get a pitch
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