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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 16:43
08/06/2006 16:43
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I think Graham may well be coming along  Joe
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 16:48
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I'll see what I can do, put me down as a maybe please.
P.S Yes I'm a fat bugger too...
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 16:50
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Great ,that's nine so far.
I'm still not sure where to have to original meet up, need a venue that can easily accomodate 20-30 cars, is safe, and within 3/4 hour away from Milton Keynes,...suggestions?
Joe
Joe how about Leisure World. Got a large Car Park, Mcdonalds and tesco's petrol station to fill up ready 
Kev and Neil what you think ?
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 16:51
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 16:53
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Kenno - fancy taken the one car down there?
Could do.. but the drive before hand sounded like alot of fun.
 You liked my detour then
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 17:16
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Joe I'm on your list twice...
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 17:19
08/06/2006 17:19
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Oops will edit Joe
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 17:53
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You liked my detour then
I'll like it even more now i've got 300 horses and brand spanking new suspension.
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 21:06
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Karting?! Count me in please! Probably not up for the Coop fun part unfortunately as I may not be using it that weekend and I'll be coming from the north. Quote:
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Grand Prix event, 10 minute practice and then time trial for qualifying
Then a 40 minute sprint race, all cars out on the track at the same time
I though this event was £60 not £70?
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 21:19
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I'm interested, but 23rd sounds terrible familiar so let me check and I'll get back to you asap.
Joe, I'll PM you for sure....when's the latest you need to know by please.
Ta
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 21:54
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Hi, I've checked with Daytona, it is definately £70 per driver at weekends. They are sending me the bookign form, so I wil ldouble check again when it arrives Hi Paul!, good to see you still around  ,..well I'll be gettting the booking form early next week, and will then have to decide how much interest there is and what sort of race we will do. For the Grand Prix event as above we need a minumum of 20 drivers ,and I don't want to be out of pocket, so we will have to see Joe
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 22:01
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Oh of course, weekends. Yeah that would be right then, premium rate... It's £60 during weekdays or evenings. Been to Daytona a few times. They've got a fairly consistent group of Karts at the moment - usually there's big differences in power and handling (twisted steering and even chassis!)
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 22:25
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Great, cheers Jim , I'll let you know Joe
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 22:36
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Joe - I'll be able to get people up for this no probs, let me know if need be!
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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08/06/2006 22:50
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:cool Well ,if that's a case then regardless we shoudl be able to do the Grand Prix event,.. have to say, I'm really looking forward to this!, love Karting especially outdoor tracks!
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 16:58
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This is the Daddy of all karting, nothing comes close I  it! Looks like were going to have some competition if Graham is bringing along his son - probably half my weight  Right could all those who weigh less than 13.5 stone please make me aware - I may need to bring extra ballast for you all 
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 17:29
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Kevin I wouldn't worry. He's a 13 yr old who thinks he's god's gift. Fancies himself as the next Paul Walker and still has a pic of a Skyline on his computer Needs to be taken down a peg or 2 As long as I beat him I don't care who he beats
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 17:52
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They're gonna give him a single-engined kart at 13 I would think, so I wouldn't worry
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 18:02
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Very tempted. Put me down as a strong possibility and I will check dates and availability re the wife!!
Checked now, and all is free. Must get some practice in somewhere!!
Last edited by BrumJim; 09/06/2006 22:01.
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 18:27
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Joe, Put me down as a maybe - but I'm not sure yet, depends on flying weather Neil (Got an hour and three quarters in cumbria yesterday!)
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 21:44
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They're gonna give him a single-engined kart at 13 I would think, so I wouldn't worry
Please explain? He wont want to do it if thats the case.
He'll moan that he can't kick anyone's arse 
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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09/06/2006 22:22
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I think at 15 or under they've got to use the single engined jobs, over 15 you get the 'prokarts'. Its an insurance thing. However, simply lie about his age when you sign him in
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 01:22
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Might be different for us as Joe has booked the whole track.
Joe could you find out for me please whether Stuart would be penalised?
cheers
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 01:40
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I'll check next week, thought we would all have the same karts. I'll see if there is an age difference and then you can personally decide what age Stuart is joe
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 02:09
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Let him enjoy while he can and feed him plenty of McSh!ts in the meantime...
Weight affects acceleration, braking and direction change (initial turn-in). 1 stone is probably good for half a second a lap at Daytona, but I guess he doesn't care about these stats.
*If* I ever find him infront of me, I'll be able to tell him straight away if he has any talent or not. Seen a lot of light people race Karts who think they are good, but in reality they just don't understand the dynamics. Which of course means they will be lacking a big part of the motor-racing skill set.
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 02:10
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Can non coop owners come? If so I've got 2 extras who want to come!!
98 Fiat Coupe 2.0VT 320hp
12 Jaguar XKR 5.0 SC Speed Pack 510hp
14 Volvo XC60 R-Design Lux Nav 180hp
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 17:17
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LOL wellformed. I presume your refering to my son? I can assure you he's a cocky teenager. Enough said
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Re: Karting Milton Keynes July 23rd
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10/06/2006 17:23
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Graham just to let you know these karts are very fast and dangerous, not to put you off just more advice towards your son
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