Don Palmer day at Bedford aerodrome 16 nov
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more news. The day itself thru RMA is £245. Open pit lane fro 9-5. Up to 100 cars can go and loads of space.
Don palmers fee is £411 for the day, so if we get 8 people thats about 50 quid each for Don for the full day....total 295!
theres three definite scoobs now, my P1, a 555sti colin mcrae, and a my000 ppp..come on people! been wiv Don twice & you will learn a lifetimes worth of skill........for £50
GK
Don palmers fee is £411 for the day, so if we get 8 people thats about 50 quid each for Don for the full day....total 295!
theres three definite scoobs now, my P1, a 555sti colin mcrae, and a my000 ppp..come on people! been wiv Don twice & you will learn a lifetimes worth of skill........for £50
GK
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i did the autocar day with subaru last year and it cost £120 i think mike wood to me out in a p1 and then he let me have a go and i got a couple of models gizmos and a meal
thats what i call good value
the pauper
thats what i call good value
the pauper
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Look you lot I`ll give you tuition for nothing.
Don Palmer......
What did he ever win.
Look I will be at the next normal track day at Bedford with my STI.
If you want a quick blast come and find me.
Don Palmer......
What did he ever win.
Look I will be at the next normal track day at Bedford with my STI.
If you want a quick blast come and find me.
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I have absolutely no affiliation with Don, but I can vouce 100% for his coaching abilities.
Being able to coach people to excellence has very little to do with the coaches actual ability in the subject.
A world class coach can coach someone in subjects that they know absolutely nothing about (genuinely).
But to add to his coaching ability, Don is actually a pretty handy driver. He'll never be world champion, but he's no slouch. This just adds to his ability to coach car control.
Colin McRae would obviously kick his but in pretty much any discipline, but if I wanted to improve my driving through coaching, I would rather have an hour with Don than a day with Colin.
All the best
Simon
Being able to coach people to excellence has very little to do with the coaches actual ability in the subject.
A world class coach can coach someone in subjects that they know absolutely nothing about (genuinely).
But to add to his coaching ability, Don is actually a pretty handy driver. He'll never be world champion, but he's no slouch. This just adds to his ability to coach car control.
Colin McRae would obviously kick his but in pretty much any discipline, but if I wanted to improve my driving through coaching, I would rather have an hour with Don than a day with Colin.
All the best
Simon
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Arron , you can show me how its done when we get to Bedford!!!!
I Have been out with Don palmer on several occasions and even been in with Mr SDB (AKA the Webmaster)on one of Don's wetter the Better Days,
so i can compare directly your driving skills
Oh and if you require anything brought down from Ian @ Palmers i can prob fetch it down for you as i will be seeing him before badford.
Phil G
I Have been out with Don palmer on several occasions and even been in with Mr SDB (AKA the Webmaster)on one of Don's wetter the Better Days,
so i can compare directly your driving skills
Oh and if you require anything brought down from Ian @ Palmers i can prob fetch it down for you as i will be seeing him before badford.
Phil G
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Guys,
There will be few drivers with no or little experience out there, like me who'd welcome any tutition in the begining not at 5:00pm
Also how about us having 'L' plate or Coloured paper in the rear window, making obvious to cars behind we are beginers and not someone doing a slow down lap. you can then expect the unexpected
Tony
There will be few drivers with no or little experience out there, like me who'd welcome any tutition in the begining not at 5:00pm
Also how about us having 'L' plate or Coloured paper in the rear window, making obvious to cars behind we are beginers and not someone doing a slow down lap. you can then expect the unexpected
Tony
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Also how about us having 'L' plate or Coloured paper in the rear window, making obvious to cars behind we are beginers and not someone doing a slow down lap. you can then expect the unexpected
What colour should I use, or will L plates suffice?
T5, you are welcome to come out with me. A good way to learn how not to do it.