SPRING ROTOR SHOW - Sunday 25th April, 2010

Started by Lisa, January 17, 2010, 03:12:02 PM

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Ada7

I\'ve wondered about the hill climb for ages now, but seeing as i know i wouldn\'t be entering it as my car is being run in i never thought to ask about it.
not sure a race on foot would be good either. Only things i ever run nowadays are a bath :o

Adam
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C J R

Quote from: clive;687422Wo ho, it\'s only taken 8 weeks for the banner to be at the top of the opening page for some interest :Giggle
 
I will try and get a seperate thread up tomorrow to enlighten all :burnout

I guess we all thought you had a cunning plan to unveil the event, when all along you had a cunning plan to see who would ask first. Doh !!
 
Looking forward to understanding what the Test involves and whether me and or my RX can complete it, lol.
 
Chris

Brett

The only references I\'ve found involve a scaletrix...
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super27


Lisa

Quote from: super27;687855What time does it all kick off?

From 10.00 am on wards.

If you are interested in doing the Test Hill Challenge (weather permitting) you will need to be there by 11.00am for the briefing.
REgards


super27

Ok thats great add me to any lists on the go. How much would the entrance fees be for my seven year old son? more than happy to pay for him. I will give the test hill a miss I think dont think my diffs up to it!

Lisa

Quote from: super27;687883Ok thats great add me to any lists on the go. How much would the entrance fees be for my seven year old son? more than happy to pay for him. I will give the test hill a miss I think dont think my diffs up to it!

Hi

Please see prices as below:-

Adult £9.90 (Free to full club members)
Senior Citizen/Student £8.80
Children (5-16) £6.05
Children under 5 FREE
Family ticket £27.50
(2 adults & up to 3 children)
REgards



jinx

as per other thread -

25th April is also national classic car "Drive It" day so MRC is likely to be joined by a variety of classics at Brooklands which is one of several rallying points for old cars across the country.

Last time this \'clash\' took place the classics just loitered uncomfortably on the outskirts of the of the member\'s enclosure, not wanting to get in the way of something \'on at Brooklands\' As Drive-it day does not have much organisation attached to it, the drivers might appreciate a friendly wave and add an interesting and eclectic element to the MRC line up!