Gerry @ Racedays is running a reserve list. I'm sure there's people still on it queued up ready to go.

Anyone had info on the delivery/drop off dates for the bikes?

You will be contacted shortly :)

Is this with Tracksense???? ;)

:lol:

No, this is the snowy cheap one :rodent:

Oh, with the **** instruction and poor mechanics :cool:

No, this is the one where everyone makes their minds up, and sticks to it. Gets their hotel and tyre requests in on time and actually reads the part on our website that says 'full instructions will be issued 4 weeks prior to the event'. :D

Holly from Motofreight, whose job it is, will be contacting everyone individually this week to arrange your particular transport requests.

I'm sooooo looking forward to this!! Seriously - it's gonna be great fun!;)

I got the phone call tonight transport now sorted:D :D :D

Mike

fun and games
 

I've been thinking how we can pad the 3 days out (when we're not building igloos or feeling sad because our instructors are just like, so not the best, sniff...and I thought riding in GPs and WSB meant you were quite good..:confused: .) Anyhow, Iain Waine - our regular 'alrightish - but gutted not to be the best' mechanical assistant is going to come up and take care of our vid cam bike. As long as everyone's happy to put into a kitty to cover the costs Iain should be able to get an individual vid of everyone in actiono! Which will be nice! He's raced IOM, MRO, British and the NW200 and has been known to give Mike 'Spike' Edwards a run - so he's fairly competent on a bike! May have trouble staying with Dom though...

And following up on a previous thread we should be able to run a few sessions with practice starts for those who would like to. This would be particularly handy for any Novice racers as you'll be able to get the real 'first corner' experience. Parp. If we've got our new GPS Dataloggers we'll get them into action as well. Wow, the scrap books will be bulging!

And finally, a brief Geography numba! Cartagena is generally regarded as the warmest track in Spain due to it's proximity to the sea. Almeria is probably the driest but is higher = cooler. Guadix is about a whole 500 ft higher than Almeria I think = 1 degree cooler and at about 45 minutes distance isn't exactly in a different weather zone! Bring a jumper and sunblock!