[GreenmanS2000]

Are there any plans for a S2000 stand at the 2012 event?
- http://www.donington....com/car-clubs/

I think we can get discounted tickets, as we do for the Silverstone Classic...

Clive

[AquilaEagle]

Our Club code is: UKS2000SHF12


There's a button on the home page of the website that links directly to advanced ticket sales, or here is direct link:
http://www2.seetickets.com/doningtonpark/price.asp?code=597380&userid={6FD33B55-EEF5-430A-9291-E66824C226B0}&filler1=id1donpark&filler2=multiid1donpark&dpts=

You need to enter the code given above, then will be taken to a page with the club prices, rather than the full prices which are displayed when you first click onto that page.

Background information on the Festival, plus images in high or low resolution showing all the action from last year's Festival, plus the Festival logo, here:

http://www.donington...s-media/images/


The second Donington Historic Festival, a major fixture on the international historic racing calendar, will take place on Saturday 5th May and Sunday 6th May 2012. The event was launched in 2011 and the first Festival exceeded all expectations, delighting spectators and competitors alike. The second is set to follow suit, aiming to rival the very best UK and international historic motorsport events, and inviting only the very finest race series and the highest-calibre cars and drivers – but with ‘family-friendly’ ticket prices, well below the usual cost of top-quality historic motorsport weekends.

As well as more than 300 world-class historic racing cars competing flat-out on the Donington circuit, the 2012 event will see 100s of classic cars on display,plus a trade village and plenty of off-track entertainment, including historic karting, taking place on a specially laid-out circuit using the Donington GP loop, and featuring some 150 historic karts, including machines originally campaigned by Graham Hill and Ayrton Senna.

On-track in 2012 the race action will see more than 300 iconic racing cars battling it out in a packed programme of historic races from the 30s to the80s, with wildly diverse grids that range from Group A Touring Cars to Group Csportscars, taking in pre-63 GTs, 1950s and 1960s sportscars, pre-War cars and much more besides.

PROVISIONAL GRIDS FOR2012

• ‘Mad Jack’ for pre-War sportscars
• RAC Woodcote Trophy for pre-56 sportscars
• Stirling Moss Trophy for pre-61 sportscars
• Pre-63 GT
• E-Type Challenge
• U2TC, Pre-66 under two-litre Touring Cars
• ‘1000km’ for pre-72 sports-racing cars
• HSCC Historic F2
• JD Classics Challenge for Groups 1 and 2 and Group A Touring Cars
• Group C sportscars

Car clubs of all sizes are the backbone of the historic car movement, and the organisers want to see as many as possible represented at the Festival. Consequently the Festival organisers are offering members of registered car clubs a special entry package, to include a two-for-one ticket deal (exclusively for pre-booked car clubs), along with dedicated members’ parking and club display areas, at no additional charge,right in the centre of the action, next to the race paddock and trade village.In addition, there will be track parades for a limited number of cars from the clubs that register to attend.

This gives entry to two people for one day of the Festival for just £18 (i.e. £9 each), or for the whole weekend for just £30(i.e. £15 each) when they book in advance, as opposed to the on-the-gate entryprice of £25 per person per day (£40 for the weekend). PLUS your ticket gives you two-for-one entry to the stunning Donington Grand Prix Collection over the weekend and for the following two months. And for every pair of advance discounted tickets you buy, you’ll receive a car parking pass for the infield clubs’ display area(please note, this is for ‘club appropriate’ vehicles only, to make a great display!).

Tickets can be booked through www.doningtonhistoric.com or by calling the 24-hour ticket hotline 0844 873 7355. You must quote your unique club code and book in advance to secure the discount. For more information on the Donington Historic Festival, see www.doningtonhistoric.com


Accommodation and camping

You can find details of local accommodation and more information at the DoningtonPark website www.donington-park.co.uk

Campingis available right next to the circuit at the Donington Park Farmhouse Hotel& Campsite, Melbourne Road, Isley Walton, Castle Donington, Derbyshire DE742RN
Tel: 01332 862409 www.parkfarmhouse.co.uk


Disabled Visitors
Donington Park endeavours to make the circuit accessible for all visitors.Therefore, disabled ticket holders that require full time assistance may be provided with one free ticket at the gate for their care assistant, partner or accompanying friend. In order to receive this free ticket, you will need to provide a copy of your most recent DLA letter showing your current entitlement as well as your blue badge, should you require car parking on site. The disabled access area and view point is located at Gate 10 – Coppice Corner.

[AquilaEagle]

TWODAYS OF DAZZLING HISTORIC MOTORSPORT
DoningtonHistoric Festival unveils 2012 timetable


Withthe timetable now announced, spectators at the 2012 Donington HistoricFestival can plan their visit and lookforward to an unrivalled display of historic motorsport, as over 300 racingcars dating from the 1920s up to the 1980s take to the track over the weekendof May 5^th and 6^th.



Everythingfrom huge pre-War Bentleys and glamorous 1960s sportscars to thunderous Group Csportscars and classic Touring Cars will be out on the circuit. To ensure thatthose who can only attend one day of the Festival are guaranteed a thrillingtime, the organisers have structured the timetable to ensure an even mix ofqualifying and racing on each of the two days.



Theinaugural Donington Historic Festival in 2011 exceeded all expectations for attendanceand, with ticket sales already significantly higher than they were at this timelast year, and some 35 car clubs registered to attend so far, it’s clear therewill be even more enthusiasts there to enjoy the action in 2012. This year alsoincludes a round of the E-type Challenge, giving Festival-goers the chance tosee dozens of examples of one of the world’s all-time favourite cars beingdriven to the limit.



Theprovisional timetable is as follows:



Saturday,May 5^th

09:00 – 13.20 Qualifying

13:20 - 14:10 Lunch Break / Demonstrations

14:10 - 14:55 ‘Mad Jack’ for pre-War sportscars

15:10 - 15:35 HSCC Historic F2 - Race 1

15:50 - 16:50 RAC Woodcote Trophy for pre-56sportscars

17:05 - 17:35 E-type Challenge - Race 1

17:50 - 18:30 JD Classics Challenge for 1966 to1985 Touring Cars

18:45 - 19:45 ‘1,000km’ for pre-72 sports-racingcars



Sunday,May 6^th

09:00 – 10:50 Qualifying

11:05 - 11:35 E-type Challenge - Race 2

11:50 - 12:50 Stirling Moss Trophy for pre-61sportscars

12:50 - 13:50 Lunch Break / Demonstrations

13:50 - 14:15 HSCC Historic F2 - Race 2

14:30 - 15:30 Pre-63 GT

15:45 - 16:45 Group C sportscars

17:00 - 18:00 U2TC, Pre-66 under two-litre TouringCars



Car clubs galore…

Rangingfrom AC to XJS, the car clubs already scheduled to attend the Festival arealmost an A-Z of classic motoring. Details of all attending clubs can be foundon www.doningtonhistoric.com.Any clubs not yet registered need to do so through the Festival website bymidnight on Friday, March 30^th, to book a club display area andenable their members to take advantage of the special two-for-one ticket deal. Clubregistration is free of charge. All car club ticket bookings need to be made bymidnight on Friday, April 20^th.



On-site camping nowavailable

There’sgood news for spectators who want to stay really close to the action for thewhole weekend - camping will be available on the Donington Park site itself,outside the circuit wall, close to Gate 20. It costs £20 per person for theweekend (1pm Friday, May 4th – 1pm Monday, May 7th), regardless of whether thecampers bring a caravan, motorhome or tent. Camping tickets are available forpurchase in advance only.



Tickets

Daytickets for the Donington Historic Festival cost £18 in advance (£25 on thegate), while weekend tickets cost £30 in advance (£40 on the gate). Childrenaged under 16 are admitted for free. Entry tickets and camping tickets can bebought via www.doningtonhistoric.comand through the 24-hour ticket hotline 0844 873 7355.

[GreenmanS2000]

all booked!

see ya there!

[AquilaEagle]

Further information added to 2nd post

[GreenmanS2000]

can't believe that no-one else has booked tickets yet...

[GreenmanS2000]

not long now - anyone else going or will i be billy no mates on the stand???

[AquilaEagle]

Maybe we're not historic enough yet?

I will try and make it, need to check my availability that weekend

[GreenmanS2000]

Does anyone know where the club stand will be? I have the infield pass but I dont want to spend all day driving round to find you all....

[AntiguaBill]

Hello, I will be going, but my buddy bought me my tickets with his - he is an MX5er. So I have an infield parking pass - but no idea what I would do with it when I get there. Never been to anything like this before.
Cheers for any heads up.

Matt

[Bundle of Mayhem]

Am I too late to use this code? It keeps coming up as invalid?

Edit - just spotted this inamongst all of the information 'All car club ticket bookings need to be made bymidnight on Friday, April 20th'

This post has been edited by Bundle of Mayhem: 30 April 2012 - 07:31 AM

[AquilaEagle]

CJ, Email Karen here: karen@doningtonhistoric.com

And see if she can sort something out for you

[Bundle of Mayhem]

Thanks Ian

[GreenmanS2000]

Well it is Billy no mates here checking in. Found a nice corner spot for myself.

You are all missing out on top weekend if cars.

[Bundle of Mayhem]

Had to pick up new car. Have a great weekend

[AquilaEagle]

Let's see some pics Clive

[AntiguaBill]

Hello billy, I am going Sunday. Will you still be there, or am I better parking in the normal car park?

[GreenmanS2000]

Will be there Sunday - no official spaces for us but I'll in front of the tr register (inside redgate corner)