Ashphalt track design's
#17
Originally Posted by mrrcguy
Would love to see a new touring car circuit built at Elesmere Port, the more tracks in the North-West the better.
#18
Tech Regular
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by daveaustin5
Is that all you post?!?
Would love to see a new touring car circuit built at Elesmere Port, the more tracks in the North-West the better.
Would love to see a new touring car circuit built at Elesmere Port, the more tracks in the North-West the better.
#19
Tech Rookie
Cotswold model car club has to be one of the nices tracks ever!!! Really fast, smooth and challenging - perfect!! And they're a great bunch of guys down there aswell!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
#21
WOW i want to move to the UK now.
#22
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Posts: 4,857
Trader Rating: 1 (100%+)
Originally Posted by Matt Young
Cotswold model car club has to be one of the nices tracks ever!!! Really fast, smooth and challenging - perfect!! And they're a great bunch of guys down there aswell!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
#23
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Posts: 4,857
Trader Rating: 1 (100%+)
oh btw try the birds eye view function on msn local. better than google earth by far, and web based.
#24
Tech Champion
iTrader: (4)
Originally Posted by Matt Young
Cotswold model car club has to be one of the nices tracks ever!!! Really fast, smooth and challenging - perfect!! And they're a great bunch of guys down there aswell!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
Its on an airfield so theres no limit on space and brilliant camping and toilet facilities.
Costwold
There was an overhead picture of the track but i cant find it!!
Ill post it when i do!!
Cotswolds from the air
I can vouch for Cotswolds, great facility.
West London is great too, dunno what it is about that place, but always have good racing there, seems to be numerous lines you can take
Plenty of good tracks over here in the UK
#25
Costwold and Halifax are probably my two favourite tracks I've raced at. Would love to see a similar facility in the North West.
#26
@ steggers
HI I helped plan and build the track you will need a bloody good digger driver we had one and it saved so much time. Have you looked at the pics on our web site this will give you a big insight to how and what you need to construct the track planning it through before you start will save so much time and money, If you need any help or have any Questions please feel free to pm me I will do my best to help you out. It also helped that being a construction manager for a large building company helps. (www.eecc.co.uk)
@ janisk
HI the tarmac that we laid was as follows first we had 45mm base coat which was 10mm stone and for the top coat we used 6mm SMA (stone mastic asphalt) hope that helps please feel free to pm me if you need any advice.
Glen.
By the way we had our first practice meeting today and 85 drivers turned up cant be bad looking farward to a god year for the club I didnt race but seeing all the people enjoying a track that I helped to build was worth every weekend that was spent push concrete around in wheel barrows.
HI I helped plan and build the track you will need a bloody good digger driver we had one and it saved so much time. Have you looked at the pics on our web site this will give you a big insight to how and what you need to construct the track planning it through before you start will save so much time and money, If you need any help or have any Questions please feel free to pm me I will do my best to help you out. It also helped that being a construction manager for a large building company helps. (www.eecc.co.uk)
@ janisk
HI the tarmac that we laid was as follows first we had 45mm base coat which was 10mm stone and for the top coat we used 6mm SMA (stone mastic asphalt) hope that helps please feel free to pm me if you need any advice.
Glen.
By the way we had our first practice meeting today and 85 drivers turned up cant be bad looking farward to a god year for the club I didnt race but seeing all the people enjoying a track that I helped to build was worth every weekend that was spent push concrete around in wheel barrows.
#27
Originally Posted by i.a.s
@ steggers
HI I helped plan and build the track you will need a bloody good digger driver we had one and it saved so much time. Have you looked at the pics on our web site this will give you a big insight to how and what you need to construct the track planning it through before you start will save so much time and money, If you need any help or have any Questions please feel free to pm me I will do my best to help you out. It also helped that being a construction manager for a large building company helps. (www.eecc.co.uk)
@ janisk
HI the tarmac that we laid was as follows first we had 45mm base coat which was 10mm stone and for the top coat we used 6mm SMA (stone mastic asphalt) hope that helps please feel free to pm me if you need any advice.
Glen.
By the way we had our first practice meeting today and 85 drivers turned up cant be bad looking farward to a god year for the club I didnt race but seeing all the people enjoying a track that I helped to build was worth every weekend that was spent push concrete around in wheel barrows.
HI I helped plan and build the track you will need a bloody good digger driver we had one and it saved so much time. Have you looked at the pics on our web site this will give you a big insight to how and what you need to construct the track planning it through before you start will save so much time and money, If you need any help or have any Questions please feel free to pm me I will do my best to help you out. It also helped that being a construction manager for a large building company helps. (www.eecc.co.uk)
@ janisk
HI the tarmac that we laid was as follows first we had 45mm base coat which was 10mm stone and for the top coat we used 6mm SMA (stone mastic asphalt) hope that helps please feel free to pm me if you need any advice.
Glen.
By the way we had our first practice meeting today and 85 drivers turned up cant be bad looking farward to a god year for the club I didnt race but seeing all the people enjoying a track that I helped to build was worth every weekend that was spent push concrete around in wheel barrows.
#28
Tech Adept
This is the track I helped design in the UK at Snetterton.
www.spmcc.org.uk/onrtrack Picture is just below the location map.
www.spmcc.org.uk/onrtrack Picture is just below the location map.
Last edited by jonrg; 04-15-2007 at 02:12 PM.
#29
Tech Regular
Thread Starter
i.a.s, thanks for your help, it's still in it's planning stages at the moment, people can throw a spanner in the work's as you have probably encounted But i will be in touch if we can get things moving
jonrg, I raced their a couple of years ago in the Tamiya Eurocup TOP,TOP track.
One question though HAVE YOU GOT ANY PEG'S?
jonrg, I raced their a couple of years ago in the Tamiya Eurocup TOP,TOP track.
One question though HAVE YOU GOT ANY PEG'S?
#30