Well done Adam, great vid.
Yep those 106's are pesky
Yep those 106's are pesky
great work adam. making me very jealous, cant wait for next year.
keep up the good work
Well done Adam, Really enjoyed watching this weekend I do wish i was racing though. Nice vid, great to see Tony Hunter battling away in the 106 in the first few laps.
Russ
Cheers Martin. I really am chuffed yes, I know I'm not going to win outright but it's far better than track days, it may be more expensive in terms of seat time but the adrenaline rush is far better.Awesome results mate. Bet you are really chuffed. Look forward to watching the video later on this morning.
Cheers Martin. I really am chuffed yes, I know I'm not going to win outright but it's far better than track days, it may be more expensive in terms of seat time but the adrenaline rush is far better.
@Martin.
Classes
Class A - 1601- 2000cc Multi Valve (Race Clio's)
Class B - 1601-2000cc Dual Valve
Class C - up to 1600cc Multi Valve
Class D - up to 1600cc Dual Valve
Class E – Production class 1601-2000cc (Road Clio's)
Class F – Production class up to 1600cc
Class G – Cars not confirming to the technical regs for the other classes but deemed compatible e.g. Turbo Renault 5’s, diesel turbo’s, cars running engines from other models.
I'd recommend it to anyone. I had a rough idea of the costs involved so it wasn't a shock. If you have another half, either make sure they're aware of everything involved or make sure you are a good liar lol. You just need to accept the initial cost involved and accept that the car will be sat doing nothing for months on end. I only did trackdays before I took the plunge.Very interesting thread you have going here. After having a few track days, a few trips to the ring, and a couple of sessions up at Brands I am looking at taking the plunge into Clio ownership which is why I originally clicked on you thread title.
You seem to be doing exceptionally well, congratulations.
Could you give anyone such as my self some pointers?
How have you found the whole venture? Would you recommend it? Apart from your Fathers (and family looking at your cousin) interest in motorsport did you have any prior experience yourself?
Keep up the good work, I look forward to your progress.
You really do know too much :blush:He's one of the quiet ones, got to watch them ones you know.
Thanks Rob, think you may have to wait until Silverstone tbh. Got a bit of spending to do on this one, a 172 Cup that I'm buying , a holiday and an understanding wife.
Buying her silence perhaps.Youyr buying an understanding wife?