I've got some details about the Practical Performance Car day at Mallory Park.
Have a read of this and see if anything interests you. I shall arrange things again this year but I'm going to have to be a bit stricter with the organisation to avoid being 'run ragged' over the last few days as I was last year. In fact the last paragraph of Louise's mail shot is quite true.
For the time being just post-up on here if you want admission tickets and track passes. I'll organise track sessions based on how many times folks want to be on track. I'll need names against all requests and Z Club Members get priority.
Hi Rob,
PPC in the Park is back at Mallory Park on Saturday May 21 and it would
be great to see the Z Club there again this year!
You already know what a great event it is, but here are a few reminders
of what is happening this year, if you don't already know or haven't yet
booked up ….
1. It costs just £20 to go on track - club members can all go out on
track together. Track time books out quickly – so book now to avoid
disappointment.
2. Clubs are allocated their own club space in the Paddock to park up
and hang out.
3. Take part in the ‘Club Challenge’. This year we are pitching club
against club – nominate your best driver to take part in the Autotest
and we’ll announce the winning club at the end of the show. All clubs
who pre-book bulk tickets get one free run – choose your challenger
wisely! The Autotest is just £10 for 3 runs – so why not hold your own
qualifiers to nominate your ‘Club Challenge’ driver?
4. Club members can finally put their arguments to rest – there is a
BHP competition to find who is running the most powerful car.
5. Be a part of PPC’s first ever ‘Non Concours’. The typical concours
is a parade of motor vehicles in which the car in the ‘best original
condition’ is given a prize. We do things a bit differently at PPC - the
winner will be the car that has the most amount of modifications - be it
home-grown, after market, or bastardised. Editor Will Holman will pick
the cars he likes the most – yes, it’ll be that arbitrary – not a
clipboard in sight.
6. Pre-booked tickets are only £15, including a free T-Shirt, for a day
of cracking petrolhead entertainment; watching all-day Track Action
(with hot rods, vintage cars and every type of car you can imagine on
track), burnouts, drifting demos, off-road action, show cars,
entertaining projects like fitting a jet engine to PPC’s Track Day Rolls
Royce and much much more.
7. Why not make a weekend of it? Camping is available on Friday and
Saturday night.
8. Finally – it’s great promotion for your club – you’ll get a weblink
on our PPC in the Park webpage & there’ll be coverage of the event in
the magazine too!
We know that running a club can sometimes be a bit like herding cats,
but if you get yourselves organised and BOOK NOW you might win a chance
to be driven on track in Charlie's 27 litre Rover. The competition ends
on Sunday 13th February - so don't miss out!
Have a read of this and see if anything interests you. I shall arrange things again this year but I'm going to have to be a bit stricter with the organisation to avoid being 'run ragged' over the last few days as I was last year. In fact the last paragraph of Louise's mail shot is quite true.
For the time being just post-up on here if you want admission tickets and track passes. I'll organise track sessions based on how many times folks want to be on track. I'll need names against all requests and Z Club Members get priority.
Hi Rob,
PPC in the Park is back at Mallory Park on Saturday May 21 and it would
be great to see the Z Club there again this year!
You already know what a great event it is, but here are a few reminders
of what is happening this year, if you don't already know or haven't yet
booked up ….
1. It costs just £20 to go on track - club members can all go out on
track together. Track time books out quickly – so book now to avoid
disappointment.
2. Clubs are allocated their own club space in the Paddock to park up
and hang out.
3. Take part in the ‘Club Challenge’. This year we are pitching club
against club – nominate your best driver to take part in the Autotest
and we’ll announce the winning club at the end of the show. All clubs
who pre-book bulk tickets get one free run – choose your challenger
wisely! The Autotest is just £10 for 3 runs – so why not hold your own
qualifiers to nominate your ‘Club Challenge’ driver?
4. Club members can finally put their arguments to rest – there is a
BHP competition to find who is running the most powerful car.
5. Be a part of PPC’s first ever ‘Non Concours’. The typical concours
is a parade of motor vehicles in which the car in the ‘best original
condition’ is given a prize. We do things a bit differently at PPC - the
winner will be the car that has the most amount of modifications - be it
home-grown, after market, or bastardised. Editor Will Holman will pick
the cars he likes the most – yes, it’ll be that arbitrary – not a
clipboard in sight.
6. Pre-booked tickets are only £15, including a free T-Shirt, for a day
of cracking petrolhead entertainment; watching all-day Track Action
(with hot rods, vintage cars and every type of car you can imagine on
track), burnouts, drifting demos, off-road action, show cars,
entertaining projects like fitting a jet engine to PPC’s Track Day Rolls
Royce and much much more.
7. Why not make a weekend of it? Camping is available on Friday and
Saturday night.
8. Finally – it’s great promotion for your club – you’ll get a weblink
on our PPC in the Park webpage & there’ll be coverage of the event in
the magazine too!
We know that running a club can sometimes be a bit like herding cats,
but if you get yourselves organised and BOOK NOW you might win a chance
to be driven on track in Charlie's 27 litre Rover. The competition ends
on Sunday 13th February - so don't miss out!
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