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In reply to Post #582 Nurburgring over twenty years ago, scary fast with with all sorts on track at same time.
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In reply to Post #581 done most of the uk tracks
the abroad ones
Portimao
Cartagena
estoril
Parcmotor
Porto was by far my fav, followed closely by estoril for its elevations...Mad track
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In reply to Post #577 Only did Donington, Silverstone, Thruxton but my favourite by a long way Brands Hatch.
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In reply to Post #579 Nice one, what class were riding in, couple of my mates were racing at one time
Need to get my finger out and have a blast around Donnington, could do with a track day bike though, no wrecking my beautiful baby, Mate was telling me people from insurance companies go and watch nowadays and record all the registrations ffs
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In reply to Post #578 Both mate
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In reply to Post #577 You been a racer at some point then Joss or track days?
Great circuit, every corner is pretty iconic for me
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In reply to Post #576 My fav ever track in the Uk ive rode
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In reply to Post #571 Echo that, WSBK has never been as competitive
MotoGP I watch but can say I’m buzzing to see the next round at the moment
Donnington had a good attendance yesterday which is very pleasing to see since there are less and less folks with big bikes. To be fair the prices around were not that extortionate either. Cracking circuit been a few times over the years, great memories too
BSB next for me
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In reply to Post #566 talk your mates into the Malaysia race.1 or 2 nights in Kuala lumpa,taxi to the track and back, then a quick flight to Langkawi for a week.
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In reply to Post #571 silverstone is the worst. I've been in and out with no probs at San Marino longest cues was for rossis shop and pizza restaurant. Catalunya is fine if you park up in montmelo town and not the circuit car parks.
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In reply to Post #572 Never thought I'd give up after following Foggy through his career. Never got to se you race unfortunately. Highlite of this year was five legends on their two strokes at Goodwood Festival of Speed, very emotional moment.
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In reply to Post #571 yeah the getting in and out of circuits can be a bit of a nightmere, as can booking the TT
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I've given up going to the circuits now, big events takes ages to get in and out, waiting for over priced food and drink, see a lot more of the action on telly. Enjoying the WSBK more that moto gp this year. IOM ultimate racing, scarey if you don't know what to expect and get almost within touching distance as they come past. Remember Rossi saying he couldn't believe the speed they were going on roads with flint walls and trees lining them.
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In reply to Post #569 its un real isnt it mate.
i love the racetracks, lord knows ive sent enough time on them and watching, but the TT is out of this world experience
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I'd concur with Joss, had my days of going to the TT now but different gravy to watching them ragging a bike around a track, weather can be very hit and miss though so if anyone does book up take everything from thermals to flip flops watch out for German bikers and locals.
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