Sorry René but we can't make it this year.

Will plan properly to come along next year.

Ali

Thxx for the update , until next year

The paddock layout is announced the spot RJ05 marked in red is for The Coupé Fiat group

Haha, after seeing this photo many times I've only just noticed Jake breaking into your premises top left


Hope y'all have a great time again and good driving weather, fingers crossed for no misbehaving coops

Oh, and don't forget to check your oil bonnet

All best to Rene, Mirjam and Dutch gang

.... and I've still not seen the pictures Jake took from last year Simon

Shame you're not able to go this year, 2019 maybe

Safe drive everyone, bring sun cream as it's showing 22 degrees for Sunday which is going to feel tropical

Cheers Simon, shame you won't be there, I've packed lots of extra 15A fuses too!

haha, I'm still saving up to reinstate your spares Dave, why do you think I reneged this year

Are you all meeting up at the same brilliant cabin for dinner?

There's a concerning silence from our Dutch adventurers!

Fantastic day again, but I hit a problem last night, see "Crank sensor help" thread

Hope you get this sorted Dave, at least you got your track time and with luck you'll make the ferry....

I want to thank all the attendees for making Viva Italia 2018 one of the most successful meetings ever.
I am proud to be part of the group.
Thank you for making the effort to come over.

Pictures will follow soon.

Greetins René

Here a short compilation of Viva Italia 2018

Epic trip as usual. Great organisation and have made to great friends!

Made a video of whole trip as was a decent road trip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNmTyyRPPA4&t=166s

Viva bit though starts around 2mins 30..

Thanks for organising another fun filled weekend Rene including the special order of 26 degrees weather

With pleasure , it was indeed an epic weekend. the weather was awesome , got a red nose now.

That 'RenaultSport' yellow Coupe looks rather delicious.

That`s a four wheel drive complete rebuild Coupé.

I find looking at these pics depressing as I realise what a shed I've got .. Some cracking cars there I suppose left hand / right drive means there's more cars on the mainland and more specialists to hand? I know some MGZT / MGF owners in Northern Europe would travel over to the South East England for servicing and any specialist work.

Several Coupe owners from France, Belgium and Holland have come over to the UK to get work done on their Coupes, nearer than Italy I suppose. On the other hand, I have bought several Coupe parts from Europe.