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Ian G

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  1. On 5/24/2020 at 6:51 PM, Roy B said:

    Heading north to the top of the map the line continued to Sheffield via Woodhead. Today it terminates at Hadfield which is just off the map a mile away. 

     

     

    Hadfield - the very famous Derbyshire town, otherwise known as Royston Vasey! 

    Thanks Roy for another great post, still the very best that the Internet has to offer. 

  2. Rob Speak.

    And i was thinking that before I had a look at this thread. During the mid-period of the past decade, say 2014-2016 i think were standout years and Speak went from strength to strength during this time. Semi final wins, gold and silver. He bought back with him his menace and fearlessness and as said above, once he was on form everybody had to raise their game. I'm sure Franks shale car was in part a reaction to the Davidson fleet becoming seriously dominant.

     

    The other driver I've enjoyed watching has to be Craig Finnikin. He and the Stealth Bomber around Coventry when it was all nailed on and flying was a sublime thing to watch.

     

    Where have all the good times gone...?

  3. Do you think that you should be allowed to race a semi when you havent appeared on track once this year or should there be a rule put in that you have to have raced in at least a couple of meetings in the season

    Yes. No.

    World qualifying points are effectively accrued across two seasons. If a driver really went for it late last year and bagged enough points to get a Semi Final then fair play to them. I can't see why those points should then be whitewashed if a driver doesn't make it out this year, which could be down to all manner of reasons.

  4. I understand Deane has been charging spectators to enter the pits at some other of his stadiums.

     

    I spend and get as much pleasure walking around the pits as watching the racing, I'm sure many others do too

    Indeed I do. It's very much a part of the whole essence of going to watch stock car racing. Any chace you could let us know which tracks he does charge for pit entry?

    Thats a new one on me.

  5. Cost for a GP letter aside, embarrassingly Skegness have not even factored in the reality they will be breaching data protection laws in that the paying public will be effectively forced to reveal private health matters and conditions to explain why you might not have the specified food in your bag.

     

    The GDPR notice must have been missing when I received my WF ticket in the post.

  6. The request for providing a GP letter to stipulate why you won't be buying on site fried delicacies is, in my opinion, completely contemptuous.

     

    Seems to me, unfortunately, that Rob and Co' are trying to rewrite the unwritten rules of going to watch stock car racing, that being that for the past 65 years it's been generally accepted that you can choose to feed yourself as per your own choice, rather than feeling forced to have to buy food on site that may or not be the kind of food you want to be eating.

    But of course if this kind of draconian attitude is in force at other motorsporting venues (let's not compare with music events or football, totally different set up) then I'd be willing to listen and learn.

     

    No, I'm not going next weekend, but yes I will be there in September. Its going to be one fat sandwich and the biggest piece of fruit I can find in my bag I can assure you, Skegness Raceway!

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