Goodwood Circuit - tha' tha' that's all, folks ...

Loz · 21-Jul-2005, 15:18

A little bird told me that Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit will no longer be hosting motorcycle trackdays for the foreseeable future.

A call to the Circuit itself has confirmed this. The reason - motorbikes go too fast.

Next, I suspect that car parks around the country will begin to close because they tend to fill up with cars.

I ask you ... ffs.

Iconic944ss · 21-Jul-2005, 15:20

Sounds like maybe the nasty 'litigation' word has reared its ugly little head once more ???

Frank

skidlids · 21-Jul-2005, 15:24

Maybe the outcome after a nasty accident to a motorcyclist there last year.

Loz · 21-Jul-2005, 15:27

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Originally posted by skidlids
Maybe the outcome after a nasty accident to a motorcyclist there last year.

We know that happens on other circuits.

Mr Bushell, can the club afford to buy Goodwood?

Mr_S · 21-Jul-2005, 15:41

That would really upset the neighbours

The noise restrictions are far too tight for it to be our circuit

Shame, as it's my local, and a great, fast circuit.

NBs996 · 21-Jul-2005, 15:43

Won't stop us going through the tunnel on the rev limiter tho!

psychlist · 21-Jul-2005, 19:42

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Originally posted by NBs996
Won't stop us going through the tunnel on the rev limiter tho!

Never realised the Espace had a rev limiter

Jamcoly · 22-Jul-2005, 00:00

my 748 with 50mm termi's pasted the noise tests- just about at 3/4 thottle 7500rpm:P

don't know what they mean bikes go to fast!
I was only pulling 10,500rpm in top gear down lavent straght

skidlids · 22-Jul-2005, 09:48

Quote:

Originally posted by Loz

Quote:

Originally posted by skidlids
Maybe the outcome after a nasty accident to a motorcyclist there last year.

We know that happens on other circuits.

The case i'm thinking of when all the other participants were sent home was I'm told by a mate who was there was put down to the dangerous condition of the track surface.

phil_h · 22-Jul-2005, 10:28

I was at a td at goodwood last year that was cancelled by the management because it was too slippery for bikes ... and he said it was because of all the crap the _cars_ leave on it from their fuel additives and water additives not just their oil which stayed _in_ the track surface for several days after a meeting

It _was_ damp, and not clearing very fast, and a complete **** did plough into the chicane way too fast for the condidtions, so it didnt seem a bad judgement actually.

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21-Jul-2005, 15:20	#2
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,795 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east Sounds like maybe the nasty 'litigation' word has reared its ugly little head once more ??? Frank Reply

21-Jul-2005, 15:24	#3
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club Maybe the outcome after a nasty accident to a motorcyclist there last year. Reply

21-Jul-2005, 15:41	#5
Mr_S Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,324 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Gosport That would really upset the neighbours The noise restrictions are far too tight for it to be our circuit Shame, as it's my local, and a great, fast circuit. Reply

21-Jul-2005, 15:43	#6
NBs996 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,728 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The deep south Mood: I love my 996 xxx Won't stop us going through the tunnel on the rev limiter tho! Reply

22-Jul-2005, 00:00	#8
Jamcoly Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 153 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Bognor Regis Mood: starting to feel better my 748 with 50mm termi's pasted the noise tests- just about at 3/4 thottle 7500rpm:P don't know what they mean bikes go to fast! I was only pulling 10,500rpm in top gear down lavent straght Reply