Paul

Starter Motor lazy ?

They are letting you loose in it ha ha You will have a blast

Bet you are glad thats out of the way m8

Hi all, We would like to hear what you think about the club and how we can improve on what we have got. The club is run for the members and we need to hear what you need from us. If you would like to see something on the site or at a show then please let us know and we will promise to look into it Paul

You will need a set of ford removal keys available from halfords, eBay etc :-)

No its not standard mate, looks like someone as had it retrimmed in the gray / green leather. Post some pics and we can be 100% sure Paul

Water pump leaking?

Yep count me in )))

Glad you enjoyed it mate

Thats great news

Ok all tickets have been posted via recorded del. You should get them today / tommorow. We do have 1 car pass and a few entrance passes still available if you would like any. The entrance tickets are £14.00 each saving you a few quid on the day. PM me if intrested for any passengers you are taking. Please note they will be on a 1st come 1st serve basis. Paul

Hopefully will get tickets today when i get home, they will be posted via recorded del the following day. I will update when they have been posted Paul

Jeans and a long sleeved shirt is fine, no shorts t shits

There you go

Track Time Rules Please ensure you read our track time rules before booking and are aware of the experience required from the session that you are booking – Track Time bookings are non refundable. Drivers • All drivers must be 18 or over • All drivers must be at least 5’2″ tall • All drivers must have a full driving license and must be able to display both parts on the day of the event • All drivers must attend a briefing before going out on track • Helmets are compulsory and a limited supply can be hired from Silverstone • Drivers must have arms & legs covered at all times whilst driving, no overalls will be available for hire on the day • Seatbelts are compulsory • Drivers must sign an indemnity and fill in all relevant track paperwork before going out on track • No hand held cameras allowed in cars when on circuit Passengers • Only front seat passengers are permitted • Passengers must be 18 or over • All passengers must be at least 5’2″ tall • Helmets are compulsory • Passengers must have arms and legs covered at all times whilst in the car, no overalls will be available for hire on the day • Seatbelts are compulsory • Passengers must sign an indemnity before going out on track Driving standards • All drivers must attend a briefing before going out on the circuit and these must be followed • Treat your first lap as a sighting lap • Racing is not permitted • Overtake on the straight only. Overtake on the right (usually the inside of the track) • Drivers must not overtake in Red zones or after the brake signs • Check your mirrors regularly • Any driver spinning, racing or driving dangerously will be reported and may be refused extra track time • Drive slowly in the paddock, there will be a lot of pedestrians – be aware of them • When leaving the track at the end of your session you must use the slip road into the pitlane • Drivers will be watched at all times, if reported the driver will get a yellow card • If a driver gets 2 yellow cards they will be banned along with the car Vehicle restrictions • Any road legal Ford is allowed on the track • Your vehicle must be in suitable condition for circuit driving and to MOT test standards • Cars fitted with slick tyres are not permitted on track • Tyres must meet the recommended pressure for high speed driving • Do NOT overfill petrol tanks • 3 wheel cars are not permitted on the circuit • The maximum sound level for your vehicle is 105dB, measured on drive by meters around the circuit or on a static test at 4500rpm half a metre from your exhaust outlet • The Silverstone Marshals reserve the right to refuse any car from being driven on the circuit for whatever reason – their decision is final Flag and traffic light signals Should a session be stopped for any reason, red lights will be switched on around the circuit and/or red flag at the side of the track Red flag/lights – Prepare to stop, check mirrors, slow down to approximately 20mph and return to pits/start line and follow the officials instructions Yellow flag/lights – Indicates danger, slow down considerably, be prepared to take evasive action including stopping if necessary. No overtaking. Chequered flag – Indicates that you must come off the track at the end of the lap, continue around the circuit and use the pit slip road to exit the track Black flag – We have seen something dangerous on your car, slow down and return to the pit lane

Well done mate