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Silverstone Classic
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Suffolk944
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To answer your comment about not parking in Register groups, in previous years when the parking was Register based, we had large gaps in the field which didn't look very good, so this year the decision was made to park every one together to fill the area with as few gaps as possible, this seemed to work quite well to the few of us that volunteered to do the parking. It certainly made it easier to do. The other problem I know from the experience of organising the PCGB side of things in years gone by, is that we never know what cars or how many cars will arrive on each of the days so it becomes impossible to allocate each Register an area of sufficient size for each of the three days. It is difficult enough to arrange this at a PCGB event, it is almost impossible to do when you are at someone elses event and PCGB are not doing the ticketing. Of course if you want to be trogether the best way is for the Register Secretary to arrange for their members to meet up somewhere and arrive at Silverstone together. Regarding the track Parade laps, we are all hooligans really, isn't it a great race circuit.ORIGINAL: Suffolk944 Was a great weekend though sadly didn't catch up with any fellow 944 types. Was a shame that parking was not in register groups as previously (though I understand why that might not have been the case) as it made meeting up that much more difficult. That said the unexpected parade lap today was brilliant fun and we were even able to put a bit of spirit into our driving in brief spurts []
Suffolk944
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Yes I figured that was the reason having seen the the wide open spaces that register based parking has caused in the past and I do understand why the change was made. The parade lap was excellent- funny how we all started in neat rows of four plodding along having been told to behave only to see it all "unravel" by half way round the first lap. Great stuff ! [ORIGINAL: RobinTo answer your comment about not parking in Register groups, in previous years when the parking was Register based, we had large gaps in the field which didn't look very good, so this year the decision was made to park every one together to fill the area with as few gaps as possible, this seemed to work quite well to the few of us that volunteered to do the parking. It certainly made it easier to do. The other problem I know from the experience of organising the PCGB side of things in years gone by, is that we never know what cars or how many cars will arrive on each of the days so it becomes impossible to allocate each Register an area of sufficient size for each of the three days. It is difficult enough to arrange this at a PCGB event, it is almost impossible to do when you are at someone elses event and PCGB are not doing the ticketing. Of course if you want to be trogether the best way is for the Register Secretary to arrange for their members to meet up somewhere and arrive at Silverstone together. Regarding the track Parade laps, we are all hooligans really, isn't it a great race circuit.ORIGINAL: Suffolk944 Was a great weekend though sadly didn't catch up with any fellow 944 types. Was a shame that parking was not in register groups as previously (though I understand why that might not have been the case) as it made meeting up that much more difficult. That said the unexpected parade lap today was brilliant fun and we were even able to put a bit of spirit into our driving in brief spurts []

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