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There was no way I was missing this one in the Twingo!

Is it me or do you go wow when you notice something like that on the dashboard

Ime not the only one then 😅

That def works Marcus. The MX5 guy creates routes for both TomTom and Garmin

I've even tried to set the trip meter on the turn of a thousand so I can have, say, 444.44 on it when the odometer says 44444 😀

I usually miss seeing it by a mile or two and am then overcome with a feeling of immense sadness 😭

Should be good all being well👍

Thanks @Stuart 👍 Ill have a go with my tom tom

@Marcus Barlow - Show and Events Co-ordinator yes I made a 550 mile circuit of Wales for my Garmin with it in 2021 and it worked superbly apart from my one errant waypoint. I've used it to create a few more local routes as well. And I heard about it from the guy who uses it for the local MX5 club drives. I've borrowed a few of those and they've worked great. Edited to add that I haven't used the routes on my phone just on my Garmin Nuvi. I think....

The passenger seat description, is relative to it's use in Westfields, where in many classes a "seat" of some description is required. It's the low back/lack of head rest. - Helps make it lighter weight, and reduces the drag of having a full size seat sticking up. They're comfy seats though, in their own right. Used as a drivers seat though, the lack of headrest can be problematic to say the least. For competition purposes, you'd normally have to install a separate, mandatory headrest, to overcome this. On a car that's already through IVA, I don't off the top of my head recall it still being mandatory, BUT, total lack of a head rest/support could see a very minor shunt turn into something catastrophic for your head/neck. (We each have our own acceptable risk levels etc). Much better to add one. This type of seat is the Westfield Sports Seat. (Not Sport Turbo, just Sports)

My return to being a Westfield owner now has me playing in a Megabusa RLM racing 1440.

MyRoute is brilliant but you have to be very careful to get waypoints bang on. Get one on a slip road or the opposite carriageway and it will keep trying to take you back. Easy to get them right though as you can zoom right in

Hi Marcus I use Google Maps, once you have mapped it out you can just send it to your phone