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30 Aug 2002, 12:21 (Ref:369033)
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Firstly, I think the marshalling is as good as any other club meeting and I've never felt anymore threatened whilst on the bank at Goodwood.. And there are safety implications.. mainly for the drivers I suppose.. but you take it or leave it.
The weekend is repetitive.. but there are subtle changes every year and it still works for me.. More than can be said for the Brit GP.. If you like the racing in the BTCC, then you're bound to enjoy the weekend.. ever race is packed full of action.. Sideways Lotus Cortinas, chevys, minis, jags.. or Astras, 406's and Protons??? Stephen, Hope to see you there |
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