SAINT

anyone going next saturday 27 july?.

banshi

should be there m8, been in the diary 4 ages.
BTW Surely next Sat is 20th = The Ring, or is that "this Saturday"

So......... barring disasters Promenade Stages on the 27th

SAINT

sorry banshi.it is saturday 27 july.not next saturday||.

alexf

I'll be there - whatever date it's on

The website for the rally is http://www.promrally.bun.com/Introx.html


Alex (Green MY97 sccoby with gold speedlines)

chaos69

saint, what time does all the fun start at mainland,next monday.i was down there and they ask me to come down but did not tell me what when and where.test drives?food? and what else. i'll be there anyway but thought i'd ask. see ya there i hope.



CHAOS69(chas)

dicky ticker

chaos

as u know me was there too.
talking to the salesboy who said it wasthe 25th not 22nd.

cheers
colin

YOUNG GED

Hi Guys

I should have been there doing the servicing for friend and fellow scoobyneter Graeme Field (GFROSTY) but unfortunatly I'll be away that weekened.
He will be driving his Mk2 Escort on the event (Car 71).
If you see him say hello and wish him luck.He needs a bit as on all 4 events he's done this year he has had to retire with car failure.

Have a look at his website
http://www.frostyspannamotorsport.co.uk/index2.htm

Chris

pwebb

so where is the best place to spectate/park/feed ???

also any hints on how early you need to turn up would be appreciated + best approach roads (travelling from south manchester)

c u there?

Paul

banshi

Hi Paul

The rally literally runs down the length of the New Brighton Prom (hence Promenade Stages). New Brighton is at the Wallasy end of the Wirral Penisular so just trundle down to the end of the M53.

Signposting to the car parks is pretty good, even I couldn't get lost
AIR there are two main parking areas, one half way along the prom the other at the furthest point from the start line/paddock. But as the course is only 3 or 4 miles and loops back on itself its no big deal.

Similarly spectating is an easy option, the stages are simply closed public roads & trafic islands run in a variety of configurations throughout the day. There are a couple of hairpins that prove particularly popular for a little sideways/handbraked action but as the layout changes so does the "ideal" vantage point.

It's probably one of the easiest places to get close to the action without any hiking or effort and for that reason one event I'll happily take Shirley to.

Event gets underway at 8.30 but given I have the boss in tow I'll probably arrive mid morning. As for eating there's the usual array of burger vans on the "stage" but if your wish is for more varied cusine there'll be some cafe/restaurants open in town.

The car will be easy to spot as we're still in Macmillan format or give me a call on the mobi if u like.

Entries @ www.promrally.bun.com/Entries1x.html

NB if there's a vague chance of sunshine bring some lotion, that sea breeze is v deceptive

[Edited by banshi - 7/25/2002 2:47:07 PM]

Furby

Hi Guy's new boy here im a regular at the prom stages and there great fun you can get close to the action and see full the course from most points. ill be in a X reg rally blue with gold wheels.

Furby

moz.g

Chris....he might finish then if your not servicing his car...!!

only kidding

Good luck Frosty!!

Graham

pwebb

Barry - thanks for the detailed advice and directions etc - I may well see you there - just negotiating the guy-time with er-indoors - won't be able to stay all day but should manage an appearance - will look out for the 'p1 with stickers'

Paul

banshi

CU there m8,
Don't spend too much time searching for the car, just give me a bell. It could be difficult to spot it in the crowd