Last call for Rotarystock 10th - 13th July Rotarystock 2015 - Holland

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clive

All the best Clive

smarts

morning

the weekend approaches!

Assuming its still a scheduled stop, owing to the calais shenanigans, we'll aim to meet up with you all at that first petrol stop instead of as you get off the train. The one labelled no.6 and 73 miles from Calais on the earlier map. Hope thats ok?

Simon

clive

With  110 cars coming in from all over Europe there should be lots of nice toys to look at  :)
All the best Clive

C J R

Didn't realise we could register.  :P Just been on their site and added details of the car, one or two cleaver Brit's have been there already  :))

Petrol money in the piggy bank....now where's mi hammer.  :'(

Lisa

Quote from: smarts on July 07, 2015, 09:29:47 AM
morning

the weekend approaches!

Assuming its still a scheduled stop, owing to the calais shenanigans, we'll aim to meet up with you all at that first petrol stop instead of as you get off the train. The one labelled no.6 and 73 miles from Calais on the earlier map. Hope thats ok?

Simon

Simon is this the first Shell stop??  I will call you once we are off the shuttle.

REgards


re japi

I´m really really sad and it really p**ses me off that I cant come to Holland. :(

I saw that list too. Lots of amazing cars. :)

Please, have fun and take lots of photos :)

Btw Chris, how much your FD burns fuel anyways, 20L/100km? :)
Power is nothing without control. Weight is enemy of performance, handling and braking.

http://s1293.photobucket.com/user/japi_laukkanen/library/Japi?sort=3&page=1

lennycarloff


CrissyUK

This is it guys: we are off to Rotarystock! 

Pictures for rubbing it in purposes will follow in due course, of course  :-)
Crissy

CrissyUK



Here we go... just to remind all of you who are not following us on the Facebook page of the achievements of the MRC Int'l Massive at this year's Rotarystock in Holland. It was a fun event, very relaxed and with great company. Our hosts were incredibly friendly and welcoming and even arranged for the weather to be superb on Saturday!! Perfect.

A quick note for those of you who had concerns about this being a "strictly car related" event: we managed to make it into a mini-holiday and although some of us spent all day Saturday burning dinosaurs juice round the track, on Sunday we played tourists around Amsterdam and chilled all day going on boat tours, walking, passively smoking outside coffee shops  ;) while walking, shopping for flowers, eating ice creams, walking, drinking coffee, walking and looking at (plastinated) corpses. What more could I possibly say to persuade you to join us next time?  ^-^ :))

So, to recap the winners were:

Clive: Best RX4 and Best of Show
CJR: 2nd in the Time Attack (Choo-Choo cars)
Arnie_O: 1st in the Slalom (Turbo cars)
LennyCarloff: 1st in the Slalom (n/a cars)*, 3rd in the Time Attack (n/a cars)* + the trophy he won 2 years ago for fastest Northener abroad
Exiled Viking: Best RX8 in the EEC

* n/a = Not Applicable   :P

People who should also have won a trophy:

Simon: best bonnet cable release
Mike: best black FD travelling on the upper floor of Le Shuttle
Graham: bravest vegetarian in the world for ordering just salad in a steak house
Me: best Time Attack sighting laps
Tina: best linguist for consolidating the MRC super secret sign language
Lisa: most patient event organizer
Heidi: she's Jim's girlfriend

In between laughing, eating and drinking it was suggested that perhaps the next time the MRC does Rotarystock we could make it even better by turning it into a proper road trip using the back roads (especially in Belgium) and taking in the sights. A bit like an "all day breakfast" run on the other side of the road... 

Thank you so much everyone for making this such a special weekend. Hopefully I'll see you all again soon! xx
Crissy

clive

Thank you Crissy, pleased you really enjoyed the event.  You have summed up the event perfectly :)
All the best Clive

Casey

 :) A really super write up Crissy - I really must get you to speak to Gwyn before the next one to "sell" the social side of this trip  ;)
RX-8 230 Bridgeported: Racing Brake Disks & 4 pot front calipers,Full Racing Beat (RB) SS Exhaust system,RB ARB's F & R,RB REVI intake,Tein MonoFlex Coilovers & front strut brace.
RX-7, KIMI 1, 1st Gen S2, Silver,1983 - SORN
RX-7, KIMI 2,^^Ditto - now sold
RX-7, KIMI 3, 1st Gen S3, Red,1984

CrissyUK

I have 2 years to achieve that. Bearing in mind you sail everywhere you are missing out on all things inland. I just discovered there is a village with no roads near the area we stayed in. Definitely not a car related thing!

The social side was great btw. Fingers crossed for the next one.
Crissy

clive

Once again thanks to all for a really great time last weekend,

As all of you who attended will know, due to the very very high standard of cars that attended I was really blown away with the RX-4 being awarded Best of Show and found myself quite embarrassed receiving this,  but as it was pointed out to me again and again particularly by Aston  "IT WAS THE PEOPLE AT THE SHOW WHO PICKED THE RX-4 , NOT THE JUDGES" 


After horrifically losing the RX-8 at the start of the trip here are some of the happier memory's of last weekend,
All the best Clive