Blyton Weekend Events July 8th/9th/10th 2016 Overview

[John Williams (Panda) - Joint Manchester AO]

Blyton Weekend Events July 8^th/9^th/10^th 2016

Friday day - track day available to everyone.

Friday Lunch time – Sprint School

Friday evening - the famous Gluten Free Meal

Saturday and Sunday is the WSCC Sprint weekend - for everyone to come along and watch.

Saturday Night Social in the Event Shelters

 

Friday Help Required

Track Day instructors

Sprint School Teachers 

 

Saturday & Sunday Help

I need volunteers for Marshall's, Paddock Police, people to help with getting the racers to sign on; this can be (members/Friends/Other halves/ Trained Pandas)....  you don't have to commit for the full weekend but any help is gratefully received.

 

Specifically we need helpers for the Blyton weekend from:-

• Paddock Officials
• Start Line
• Marshalls
• Admin Helpers
• Club Stewards (2 people that know the blue book, who will be on site for the weekend)

So if you can help your club in anyway for any time during the weekend, then please sign up below or PM me

 For more information please go to http://www.blytonsprintweekend.co.uk

Cheers

 

John 

  

Stars so far!

[Onliest Smeg David]

Wendz will help out as last year.

My mate John will do a bit, I'll see what he's up for.

[Andy Banks]

We'll be there again as usual John.

• Andy
• Marcus
• Paul
• Ian

I'll double check and let you know...

[Kingster]

I'm hoping to be there for full weekend and happy to help. Will confirm Asap.

[KugaWestie]

Is there camping available on the Thursday night?

[Kingster]

Hope so Gary otherwise a 4am start for me!

[Onliest Smeg David]

Is there camping available on the Thursday night?

Yes

Richard, track owner, prefers arrival before 2100-2130. Tracks side Cafe is not open until Friday.

[KugaWestie]

Is there camping available on the Thursday night?

  

Yes

Richard, track owner, prefers arrival before 2100-2130. Tracks side Cafe is not open until Friday.

Thanks

Do you have to book camping?

[Onliest Smeg David]

No booking required.

[Andy Banks]

WRT camping.

 

It's best to camp, from what I saw last year, as close to and to the right of the hangar (as you look at it with your back to the track). There is limited power to share for those that need it hanging off the hangar.

 

The remaining areas will be staked out as a paddock at some stage so that all the different classes know where to park for the sprints - this is very important for the competitors and for us who will be calling them up for their timed runs and we should try not to get in their way. This also applies for the track day, if in doubt it's no biggie, you just might be asked to move. Sounds a bit anal but it's always best to get settled in in the right spot and then not have to worry.

 

PLEASE keep the main gates closed behind you early morning and evenings, just to provide a little extra comfort and security.

 

I recall the toilets and showers were open with hot water from Thursday afternoon but as said, the kitchens won't be but there are plenty of pubs and shops nearby.

[John Williams (Panda) - Joint Manchester AO]

i'm going to have a chat and get camping/ maps sorted.. but its like andy said...

[Andy Banks]

i'm going to have a chat and get camping/ maps sorted.. but its like andy said...

Meanwhile, the crudest site plan ever. Red is for speed series, blue is the shower and toilet blocks, cafe, offices and briefing room. Camp in the green seems to have worked in the past. Right at the bottom left of the picture, just by the trees is where you camp if you snore...

 

[AdamR]

Put me down for track day instruction again

[KugaWestie]

Right, I have just gained permission for the trackday

[KugaWestie]

Right, I have just gained permission for the trackday

Now booked and paid.

I will be travelling up on Thursday early evening and pitching the tent!