hows that for a reply from steve hole,come on everyone get to this one or youl regret it

had this e-mail from steve hole at total kitcar today

Hi Andy;

Cheers for your support much appreciated.

As for itinerary - the track opens for the manufacturers at 9am and we've divided them into three sessions of 15 minutes - this is how things will rotate all day. During the lunch break there's a good chance there'll be a owners parade lap or five for a small fee, which I think is a tenner.

Owners clubs stands are FREE. All we need to know is roughly how many cars on each clubstand so that Brands can cordon off the appropriate space.

Traders include Tifosi, Mothers UK Polish, SVC, Premier Wiring, Wrights Auto Supplies and I can't remember the rest..........but you get the picture.

All the manufacturers will be in the pitlane either in the garages or outside while clubs and traders will be on the main entrance roadway by Chaters bookshop and opposite the tunnel to the pits.

Camping is FREE (located in the lower paddock) and access is available from late afternoon on Friday 16th. the kentagon pub/restaurant will be open 'til late Friday evening...

Hope this helps and thanks again.

A link to our preview is:
http://www.totalkitcar.com/tkc_article_884.php

THANKS again mate.

Best Regards

Steve Hole - Editor
Totalkitcar magazine
www.totalkitcar.com
tel: 01883 372 085
fax: 01883 624 964
'Totalkitcar - Promoting Britain's REAL Motoring Industry'

Nice one andy

Glad to see the info is coming through,should be a very good event.

I'll probs go down friday afternoon and camp over the weekend

So there's no track access for 'the public' aside from the short lunchtime session?

That's a shame!

Who's going?

TC

theres a track day on the sunday that i think they're trying to get totalkitcar live people to stay overnight and goto. its 9.30-5.30, 110db and £179 on the indy circuit.

Ned.

[Edited on 26/7/05 by ned]

110dBs is quite generous isnt it?! i thought it was usually a bit less.

its normaly lower at brands but not this time