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[ QUOTE ] It may come over like that to others, but personally, i wouldn't get my car REVO'd. I know that nothing has been proved as to the REVO tuning causing sever damage to peoples cars, but it seems that they are the ones having big problems... Could jus be coincidence, but i dont see...

for what its worth Moff, if it was me I would get the Focus RS out of that list, with the Golf a close second...

lol..but before you start a Scooby driver war, in the clip the problem drivers were a mixture of all makes, Ford, Porsche, Mistsi... Check out the video links from this scoobynet post: http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?ThreadID=162646&Page=3...

I saw clips of one of these "open format" days on a poist on Scoobynet, and it looked a nightmare - track was really busy and lots of dodgy driving - I would wait for a bookatrack day...

Scotty I looked at them but they only do 'Roadsters' dont they?

I would prefer if someone else could attempt to arrange it...I'm no salesman...:) You are right though Dan, we need some numbers Could JRE put the list back up somewhere in the Meets section perhaps, of who has paid etc, like we used to have???

Sounds pretty fair to me...anyway, I searched around and the SIDC (Subaru club) got these rates with Competition Car Insurance (nicked from the sidc forum) in October last year - Hard to make out the scales but on first view it seems a bit cheaper, which is why if maybe 20 people get together we...

Just thinking, something I read on Scoobynet about a group deal they got together with one of the specialist trackday insurers for a club event they had - should we try and sort something for the Castle Coombe trackday? I, plus maybe quite a few others will be looking for insurance cover of...

I have noticed a few people mentioning having a spare set of wheels for track days - I was wondering why? The only reason I can think of so that you can easily use a different set of tyres? Cheers