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Old 20-Mar-2006, 20:09   #1
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cadwell changes
did some one say the track had changed was it some thing to do with the mansfield corner or am i just making it up

if any ones been and seen it whats new
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Old 20-Mar-2006, 20:19   #2
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Not a lot, just a few trees cleared from the old hairpin really and a few bits of grass levelling.
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Old 20-Mar-2006, 20:27   #3
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yeah, you dont even notice it. unless you take a shortcut across the old hairpin
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Old 20-Mar-2006, 20:49   #4
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No tarmac changes, but you do get a slightly better view round old hairpin.
Didn't notice anything different at mansfield tho.
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Old 20-Mar-2006, 20:57   #5
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No tarmac changes, but you do get a slightly better view round old hairpin.
Didn't notice anything different at mansfield tho.

The grass is a bit slippery at Mansfield!!!
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The grass is a bit slippery at Mansfield!!!

How d'you know - I didn't think you made it that far!
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The grass is a bit slippery at Mansfield!!!

How d'you know - I didn't think you made it that far!

I slid a long way on my arse and I've got the turf to prove it.......

As for changes at Cadwell, they seemed to have made the track surface a bit colder!!!

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Old 20-Mar-2006, 21:32   #8
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Trees cut down at Hall bends was done early 2005, the work this year involved replacing a lot of tyre walls with armco and some levelling of the area inside the hairpin and moving the wall back a bit. The only time I noticed was when doing the siting laps for the novice group, rest of the time your eyes are on the track. No track changes unless you count the fairy liquid that they seem to have poured on Hall Bends - all the track days that have been there so far have had an unusual amount of fallers there. The canteen crowd should see some action at the weekend.

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Old 20-Mar-2006, 21:43   #9
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Someone spilled half their engine contents around the track from Mansfield to Halls when we were there a week and half ago

Felt like riders in the storm getting through all the cement dust that was put down.
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Old 21-Mar-2006, 08:06   #10
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They've been digging a bit, there are some nice, big muddy patches you could lose a Ducati in if you're not careful
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