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16 Mar 2004, 14:18 (Ref:907048)
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best food
Which track offers the best cuisine?
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16 Mar 2004, 14:19 (Ref:907049)
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16 Mar 2004, 14:23 (Ref:907054)
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My Scalextric one, in my backyard (around the BBQ !)
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16 Mar 2004, 14:25 (Ref:907058)
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Doughnuts after the finish ( or is that only bikes nowadays )
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16 Mar 2004, 16:59 (Ref:907194)
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None that I've ever been to. Food at circuits is notoriously inedible. I have to be entirely honest, however, and say that a sandwich merguez with loads of mustard is de rigeur for me during every Le Mans weekend. Seems to really set my stomach up well for fois gras on Sunday night......
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16 Mar 2004, 17:35 (Ref:907249)
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The best food so far for me is defenetly Sebring ..... Pork butt on a stick and good kebab's and sandwich's too , loads of ice always on hand ..... LeMans has a lot to learn about track food , if you brought a good vet to LeMans you could maybe bring some of the food to life again !!!
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16 Mar 2004, 17:36 (Ref:907253)
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Or that lovely hot duck salad that they do in the "Picadilly" Ayse ..... foix gras and beef bourginoine and chips in the Tetre Rouge pub ..........
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16 Mar 2004, 20:39 (Ref:907468)
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I think that it has to be Goodwood at the revival meeting. As with everything all the food is of a 1960's style. Also often served with a smile.
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16 Mar 2004, 21:07 (Ref:907508)
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I carry a max of food in a coolbox : it's far cheaper than food from shops and restaurants of the circuit.
But, I never forget my 3h00 AM merguez-frites ! Last year, croissants were delivered very late in the circuit compound. It's because of a monopoly and a centralization of food deliveries ! The French cannot wait for morning croissants. |
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16 Mar 2004, 21:25 (Ref:907534)
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Merguez-frites! Ill go along with that, eating them and drinking an ice-cold beer whilst standing on the bank or against the fence at Arnarge....Pure bliss! It has to be done!
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17 Mar 2004, 07:10 (Ref:907922)
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Hey ! I forgot the delicious and fat Churos in November at LM ! Bernard and Pascal should remember too...
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17 Mar 2004, 08:51 (Ref:907974)
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Spa at Chez Mallett
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17 Mar 2004, 10:25 (Ref:908029)
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Out of hospitalities Food at LM is quite more eatable than delicious !
BTW the tartiflette still a tradition and the croute vendeenne in the Chalet dowm the main street of the village is nice too. Anyway it may be definitely LM which has the best out of track restaurants !!! |
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17 Mar 2004, 10:28 (Ref:908034)
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Miami!
A two minute walk from the grandstands through the park to the Bayfront Shopping Centre which has an air conditioned food court. Lots of different foods to choose from (not just the usual American burgers!) freshly cooked and very cheap prices. It also has a bar serving very good Daiquiris!
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 need to say it was hard to find something to eat at that time (except "La Vendée") |
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17 Mar 2004, 13:37 (Ref:908189)
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17 Mar 2004, 13:44 (Ref:908196)
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BTW, don't forget to try one of the omelettes or the kebabs from the eaterie out at Arnage - not the first oen you come to, the one between Arnage and Indianapolis. Very nice. And they also do some very nice cider to wash it down with as well......
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That looks like a bottle of....... WATER! 
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17 Mar 2004, 13:48 (Ref:908204)
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Notice that Bernard has two glasses, and both with deep red liquid... :confused: water ? 
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17 Mar 2004, 13:53 (Ref:908215)
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17 Mar 2004, 14:21 (Ref:908237)
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The best food at motor sports events that I go to comes from my Marshals box. I always start my day marshalling with a Stotch Egg ... or 2. Pity those marshalling on my post! Parp parp.
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Re: best food
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Fantastic sausages, fantastic beer, fantastic girls...
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Brats and beer at Road America.
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