Ring times
#21
Originally Posted by rob2.2,Jan 27 2011, 03:41 PM
id be impressed if most cars would cope with 20 laps in 2 days, thats alot of hard driven miles,
you would definately need a new set of tyres and brakes after or maybe even during that weekend.
i went for 4 days last summer and my mates 1.8 eunos did 11 laps and needed new tyres and brakes,
20 laps is 300 miles of damn hard driving.
you would definately need a new set of tyres and brakes after or maybe even during that weekend.
i went for 4 days last summer and my mates 1.8 eunos did 11 laps and needed new tyres and brakes,
20 laps is 300 miles of damn hard driving.
In fact the only thing that's ever been hard on the car was when I shifted into neutral going into the Karussel, went into the gulley and out again, and ripped part of the undertray off. Oops. Don't do anything like that and the S will happily take day after day of Nürburgringing.
#22
Gonna have to revive my own thread to have a whinge!
Following from this chat, and scanning all of the nurburgring website's timetables I decided to go forth and book our May trip for a period that had 4 consecutive days of 14.00 to 19.30 tourist time, plenty per day I thought.
Ferries arranged, hotel arranged, breakdown cover etc all paid for and sorted.
Just out of curiousity I checked back on the official (nuerburgring.de) website.....
My 14.00 starts are now 17.30?!?!?!?
What the blue hell are we going to do for the bulk of the day now? (or should it be green hell?)
Any how comes they can keep altering the times like this?
I understand last minute cancellations/amendments based on weather and accidents etc, but how can they print times in January, and then just drop collectively 12 hours of track time per week in March?
Has this ever happened to anyone else?????
Grrrr
Following from this chat, and scanning all of the nurburgring website's timetables I decided to go forth and book our May trip for a period that had 4 consecutive days of 14.00 to 19.30 tourist time, plenty per day I thought.
Ferries arranged, hotel arranged, breakdown cover etc all paid for and sorted.
Just out of curiousity I checked back on the official (nuerburgring.de) website.....
My 14.00 starts are now 17.30?!?!?!?
What the blue hell are we going to do for the bulk of the day now? (or should it be green hell?)
Any how comes they can keep altering the times like this?
I understand last minute cancellations/amendments based on weather and accidents etc, but how can they print times in January, and then just drop collectively 12 hours of track time per week in March?
Has this ever happened to anyone else?????
Grrrr
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this site gives th afastest times for the S2000 for lots of tracks including the ring.
http://www.fastestlaps.com/cars/honda_s2000.html
http://www.fastestlaps.com/cars/honda_s2000.html
#26
I went for a day after Spa last year, and that was meant to be 17:30 - 19:30, but by the time we'd got there that'd had turned into 18:15 - 19:30 (although they actually did start just after 6pm). And then a GT3 crashed big time and it was closed for half an hour. Still got 4 laps in, which isn't bad.
You really want to pick a time when they have a few days of 8am - 7:30pm.
You really want to pick a time when they have a few days of 8am - 7:30pm.
#27
i went last summer for a long weekend, left uk thurs morning and returned tuesday night so hd fri,sat,sun,mon at the ring and it was awesome but if you drive its a good £600 weekend at least including fuel, food, hotels, bars,
its an awesome experience
its an awesome experience
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