Blatantly stolen from Alan's post from the 2WD event.......
Details regards FORCC's new track.
For those of you using sat-nav the postcode that you require is ME13 9LH, this will take you to Courtenay Road, Dunkirk. The entrance to the track is about 400 meters down Courtenay Road on your left and will be sign posted on the day.
For those without sat-nav if your coming from Brenley roundabout, take the A2 Canterbury turning, then take the first junction off on your imediate left towards Boughton. Proceed to the end of this road then turn left into Boughton Street. Head right through the village and up Boughton Hill where you will pass through some temporary traffic lights, at the top of the hill you wil enter the village of Dunkirk. Here you will take the first left into Courtenay Road, proceed down Courtenay road, track entrance will be signposted as written above.
If you are coming from the Dover/Canterbury direction just past the Gate Inn service station on the A2, take the slip road signposted Dunkirk/Boughton, you will go up over the bridge round the left hand bend where you will see Courtenay road on your right, proceed down here, further directions apply as above.
If all else fails look for a ruddy great pilon and you can't go wrong, or you can phone Alan on his mobile 07791 334705 or me on 07999 623343
Details regards the day's racing, all the usual applies for you seasoned racers no power, generators required, a gazebo or tent may be a good idea regard sun or rain. On the day we will be running personal transponders aswell as hand out.
There will be food and drink for sale on the day, this will comprise of hot and cold drinks, burgers, hotdogs, bacon rolls and delicious homemade cakes, made by the ladies of the village, raising funds for the local nursery school. Therefore please bring a few extra pennies with you on the day.
Trophies, we will be giving out trophies on the day for the top three places in the under 13's and under 16's catergories as advertised in the official thread.
Anything else you need to know - please ask!
Cheers,
Dave.
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