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Vintage racing advice please
For some reason I have an urge to get back into racing (I have been away for many years;)). I'm particularly interested in vintage buggy racing, can anyone please advise me of the nearest club to Newcastle that might be running this class and where I can find any qualifying rules.
Thanks in advance :) |
York vintage masters try and get hold of Northy on here he will be able to tell you more.
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Thanks ashleyb4, York's a bit of a trek for regular racing.
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This club isnt vintage(apart from some of the drivers):rolleyes: but Jarrow club are running on a Tuesday night and getting more and more racers every week. Come along and have a look. Im selling a Losi XX4 which isnt vintage but will get youy going. Chris
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Nearly vintage though :p |
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Can you give me an idea of directions/location. |
A vintage car can keep up with a modern car, we proved that last year :D
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I raced my procat at the national indoor finals so there's nothing to say you can't race something cos its too old. Can also be quite satisfying when you beat people with loads of modern kit :D |
Postcode: NE32 5PR
Street name: Field Terrace Town: Jarrow Tuesday nights Doors open at 6:10pm Practice 6:30 Racing at around 6:45 /7 til after 9. |
No excuse Simon. Get yourself there. What about Papa Walton?
Good racing but just remember to bring a table with you. |
And try and get yourself down to York if you can :D;)
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Just a note, if you decide to go to Jarrow club, it will not be on on the 23rd October.
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What surface do they run on? |
Or you could come along to the TRCC on a Wednesday for practice or go on Saturday for a bit of practice and racing:)
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