200PlusClub

Hi
i'm in the process of inviting clubs to next years event, first sunday in august at elvington. last year i approached scoobynet and got help and assistance from simon Hiles, who organised your ten cars.
obviously i am looking to get ten of the fastest scoobs again for 2003, now do i approach SIDC or come through scoobynet again?

i'm not bothered either way, as the event is officially open to clubs or groups. all i need is the backing of one or the other to support the event?

additionally, if any potential sponsor is interested in having a prime position and providing trophies/awards to the Scooby group for fastest car, then drop me an email please.

what are peoples thoughts on this issue?

thanks
chris m
trackdayplus.com


[Edited by 200PlusClub - 1/3/2003 7:19:14 PM]

[Edited by 200PlusClub - 1/3/2003 7:20:18 PM]

200PlusClub

anyone?

Spec

Just use the seem method as last time. Even though I had no intention of coming with my Scoob last year I was well aware what was on, where at, what time etc..

ChristianR

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I can come this year I don't mind organising the Subaru side - let me know.

Trout...

Done - put my name down - definately planning to run this year.....and I am sure Mark will be back.

So there's three cars already.

What about

Adam M
David Wallis
Andy.F
Pavlo

There should be a good show if these guys turn up!

Trout

200PlusClub

i've been contacted today by John Felstead and Anders, one of whom will be sorting the scooby entry list and letting you know how to apply etc.

there is an open rwyb type drag day on 27th april at elvington, (although that events not mine), and we will be running a full practise day there in july (13th) with the full setup. all dates will be posted on the events board later in the season.
rgds
chris m

Tim W

iTrader: (1)

Oi Trout don't forget me! I've got to defend my Top Speed title

Adam M

didnt realise it was that late in the year.

good chance I might be ready.

what about harvey too?

would enter if I were not a lame driver.

would consider allowing a trusted other to drive on my behalf so that the car gets a fair showing.

johnfelstead

i should be driving a rather good spec 22B, lets see if the fastest overall on the handling course is achievable this time.

Anders is the best chap to coordinate this, i am rubish at trying to organise other people.

P20SPD

iTrader: (1)

Could be tempted to put the old girl on track. See what her in doors says

Suppose i best set the pace for you guys to obliterate, even with my lowley 338 bhp

John, you in a 22b, fecking hell that will be worth watching.

steven

ChristianR

iTrader: (1)

Also, another car to consider would be Bob Rawles? - he seems to have been doing a lot of modifications

Puff The Magic Wagon!

iTrader: (2)

& StanS

He should be over 400bhp & I'm sure he'll be OK to drive in a straight line

Pavlo

My car will be ready, but with it's lardy legacy estate shell, I don't think I'll pull some very good times, might be fun though...

Top speed would be a different story though, depending on the gearing, in theory it could go over 190mph.

Gotta get an Impreza RA to put the engine in

Paul

Shaun

Hi Chris,

"i'm not bothered either way, as the event is officially open to clubs or groups. all i need is the backing of one or the other to support the event?"

I think you need to liase with Simon or myself on this matter, as regards to backing etc (for the Scoobynet side). It all sounds good stuff, but I think we need some more details etc.

Regards,
Shaun.

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Put Michaels Legacy down again Chris for this year...