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Old 31-Jan-2014, 13:49   #1
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Can someone run me through what happens during a race meet, from turning up on practice day onwards, if you could explain it as if I were a two year old then even better

I found the best way was to put yourself close to some other DDer, either in a garage or in the paddock, then do what they do when they do it.

Basically make sure you bring all your paperwork with you, your ACU licence, dog tag and novice bib and most importantly there's no such thing as a stupid question, well there is but we won't often remind you of it.
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Old 31-Jan-2014, 22:54   #2
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Just who is this Simples to ask of??
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Old 01-Feb-2014, 00:25   #3
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It was my first race at the begining of last year and I have to say everyone in the DD paddock was really patient, kind and will do their best to help you get it all sorted, but I have learned over the last year that most of the time no-one has much of an idea of whats going on anyway
But maybe a bit of good advice is to book into a pit garage, that way at least you will be around other DD racers all weekend.
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Old 01-Feb-2014, 16:52   #4
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Just who is this Simples to ask of??


That would be me LOL
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Old 01-Feb-2014, 19:38   #5
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I found the best way was to put yourself close to some other DDer, either in a garage or in the paddock, then do what they do when they do it.

Basically make sure you bring all your paperwork with you, your ACU licence, dog tag and novice bib and most importantly there's no such thing as a stupid question, well there is but we won't often remind you of it.

Dog tags ?? Where do I get the bib ? Soooo many questions
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Old 01-Feb-2014, 20:34   #6
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Dog tags ?? Where do I get the bib ? Soooo many questions


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Old 01-Feb-2014, 21:20   #7
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Dog tags ??

£1.50 from here: http://www.dog-tags.co.uk/

1. First name
2. Surname
3. <blank>
4. DOB dd/mm/yyyy
5. <blank>


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Old 02-Feb-2014, 01:37   #8
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£1.50 from here: http://www.dog-tags.co.uk/

1. First name
2. Surname
3. <blank>
4. DOB dd/mm/yyyy
5. <blank>
Dog tags (and spare set) ordered thanks Antonye
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Old 02-Feb-2014, 22:49   #9
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Get yourself down to the bottom paddock at Brands and look for bikes with white or yellow number boards and black numbers, we normally congregate in little packs.
Pull up by one of said bikes, check to see if it a Monster or SS (Ducati Sporting Club stickers gives us away), hop out and say "Hi I'm Mykie916 of the forum, what the f*ck do I do now?"
You'll find yourself made very welcome, if not then bribe with alcohol.


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Old 03-Feb-2014, 13:29   #10
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Dog tags ?? Where do I get the bib ? Soooo many questions

I think I've still got my bib so you can have that when I see you at Snetterton on the 2nd
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