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26 Mar 2006, 20:22 (Ref:1561567)
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Silverstone Church Bells
In the last few years Silverstone now allows Practice on a Sunday morning. Previously the engines were not allowed to be fired up before 11 or 12 Noon I seem to remember. Can anyone tell me how this came about and how they get away with the 15-20 Min "Church Bells" break in the session.
In the earlier years, no racing (including the Grand Prix,) was allowed at Silverstone on a Sunday.... |
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26 Mar 2006, 20:42 (Ref:1561578)
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I'm going to move this over to Trackside as it will probably receive a better response.
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26 Mar 2006, 21:22 (Ref:1561619)
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It all seems a little random. At one point I understood that one day Sunday meetings could commence at 9am with a Church Bells break, but other sources indicate that isn't the case. And two day meetings can't start until 11ish on a Sunday unless, it seems, they are promoted events.
But like I say, it seems a little random. |
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