Depending on when - I'm in.

well from my last post on scottish meet make me the 4th i mite get piggyback system fitted with anti lag and launch control fitted up to my blitz boost controler

1. Edinburgh
2. Lego
3. Barnacle
4. JBT
5. Fiatcoupe86
6. Porkypaul
7. Proccy - and will take in Raiders Road while i'm there

Possibles.

1.Fishy_Dave
2.Sean_C

I was thinking if we have a track day there depending on there on there events have a day at crail on the 7th who fancy that

Count me in, Can I bring my other car aswell as coupe?

That's a great Idea for the Sunday.

Teamwork!

Fife, or the Kingdom as it's known is up there as the most attractive east coast region with quaint villages and red-tiled cottages, picturesque sea-side small towns such as Elie, Pittenweem and Crail, and legendary friendliness.

Downside, if you can't work out what Baz76 is saying you might struggle with the Fifers' speak (sorry Baz, I've no difficulty understanding!)

Summer evenings are endless up there, it doesn't get dark till around 11p.m.

We'd like to make this as inclusive as possible so that first-time track drivers can get a session on their own for a bit without being rag-4rsed by the likes of fire-eaters jbt, Pp et al

Never been on a track, kinda unsure about it.

What the hell stick my name down.

I've got breakdown cover!

I strongly believe if I'm going make a tit of myself, I should only do it the one time.

ffs promised myself I wouldn't spend any more money on the coupe, maybe have to look at proper brake pads

We need a lot more names guys. Where are all the Scottish members?

For those apprehensive about driving on a track
If you haven't been on a track before-the most hazardous part of the day will be driving to and from the track or any journey in rush hour traffic is far more dangerous, difficult and stressful.
Driving on the track is far safer, infinitely more enjoyable and definitely exhilarating.
There are no cars coming from the opposite direction, there are no parked cars, pedestrians, lamp posts, deer, buildings or brick-walls to hit. The other drivers on track are far more courteous than you'll find on public roads and nobody will cut you up or drive right up your arse(as they say).
And there are Marshalls with big flags to warn you of any danger ahead!

A track-day is not a race. It's about having fun with your car in a safe environment. You just have to drive slowly the first few laps until you get the feel for the track and car. You wont embarrass yourself(nobody is really watching) and you'll regularly pass slower cars that are on cool down laps. You'll also get lots of advice and encouragement from fellow club members and drivers.

So get your name down you will love it.

thats it done mate

As long as it was perfect pitch

Well not if you're going to pitch rocks at my glasshouse...

even with a perfect pitch the neighbours may think your lowering the tone

if that's what he's planning, have him arrested for -
Camping with-intent