Racing!

[Jerrek]

Look at this:
http://race2000.com/courses/byprice/over2500/wwr.html


What do you think? It looks really awesome to me, and I'm seriously considering it. (I love cars.) 4 days of joy!

[Tezcatlipoca]

Does look v cool

(Bit of a distance for most of us though )

You'd really go for it? Think it's worth the price?

[Jerrek]

Sure. That is a very good price actually, for four days with a F1 car. And, you're not responsible for any damage in excess of 1,000 pounds. Not that I plan on doing any damage, mind you.

I'm looking for more training in stuff. Right now I'm snooping around cars because I want to get my air-brake qualification and my tractor trailer license so I can drive anything on the road. But, I also want a multi-engine rating for my pilot's license, but renting a twin-engine plane is about 120 pounds per hour. Not cheap.

I'm getting my motorcycle license this summer.

[Tezcatlipoca]

True, I guess it is quite good for 4 whole days driving. And I suppose it's one of those "the sheer experience is worth the money" things.

Originally Posted by Jerrek

I'm looking for more training in stuff.

Doesn't sound like there's much left!

Originally Posted by Jerrek

Sure. That is a very good price actually, for four days with a F1 car.

Err, if it was an F1 car, that would be an *astonishingly* good price, they're actually F2000 cars

However if you can afford it, by all means, go for it. A friend of a friend did a similar course here in the UK at Brands Hatch I think and was raving about it for weeks after!

Just remember, when you've finished, you do *NOT* try to drive like that on the regular roads...!!!

[Charlie_Bubble]

Hmm, Reynard Formula 2000 = 2 litre and 130bhp.
Average Formula 1 car = 3 litre, over 900bhp.
So not that much difference then eh?

[Jerrek]

Yes you're right, my bad.

[Charlie_Bubble]

If you've got the money and fancy it, go for it. Fancy doing that sort of thing myself.