View Full Version : Euros track piccys..
Teddy truman
06-11-2008, 09:30 AM
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http://hpbimg.carbi.net/NuevoBi08_01.jpg
http://hpbimg.carbi.net/NuevoBi08_02.jpg
http://hpbimg.carbi.net/Nuevo_05.jpg
http://hpbimg.carbi.net/Nuevo_02%20%282%29.jpg
http://hpbimg.carbi.net/NuevoCir3_01.jpg
Northy
06-11-2008, 09:40 AM
Does it? :confused:
Adam Skelding
06-11-2008, 09:44 AM
Yay!
:thumbdown:
Teddy truman
06-11-2008, 09:44 AM
:confused::cry::eh?:
It looks like a dry talywain, what was wrong with that, they had a cracking bar :thumbsup:
Teddy truman
06-11-2008, 09:51 AM
yes lee but who wants to spend a exspensive week in talywain.. no offence millzy.....
spenner
06-11-2008, 09:55 AM
Im sure by the time we go it will look sweeeeet..... (hope so)
Should be good anyway..
I will be interested to see what tyres they choose ??? Is it grass or dirt ?
I think it looks better than collegno though
Northy
06-11-2008, 09:58 AM
Do they provide binoculars to see the left side of the track? :confused:
G
Are you thinking of going G?
Mike Hudson
06-11-2008, 10:17 AM
it looks like dead grass and dirt, would still go though i'm sure it will be a good track to race on, what does the surrounding area have to offer?
Hello all. :D
Iīm member of the Club Carbi and I designed the layout of the circuit. I should tell you that from the driving position there isnīt any problem to see completly the circuit. The track is made with vegetable land (I think this is the correct traslation) and artificial grass. The track is 3 meters wide in every single point.
The circuit was open in the last race of the Spanish championship and it was a great succes bettwen the drivers. The average lap is about 28 or 29 seconds so is quite fast circuit if you think that is longer than 200 meters. The circuit is placed inside one big public sport club so have really good facilities, includig really nice open swimmingpools (For the family ;))
Next you can see one of the 4x2 finals and some pictures:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=hK4D5qVZ9dk
http://picasaweb.google.com/AlfonsoPeralesPalacios
This circuit is a great advantage for UK drivers because there is a direct ferry line bettwen Porstmouth and Bilbao so you can take directly all your RC stuff in your own cars.
The Txurdinaga Sport Club (The sport club where the track is) is located inside the city and less than 100 meters to the subway so is also very confortable to move in the city.
If you need more information just ask me.
Best regards. :p
Chrislong
06-11-2008, 10:28 AM
I like it. Im hoping to be going to this one.
Id have loved talypain if it wasn't for me struggling to see important parts of the track.
Mossy
06-11-2008, 11:31 AM
Any idea on control tyres?
Lee Martin
06-11-2008, 11:45 AM
did that 2wd dump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bigred5765
06-11-2008, 11:46 AM
Hello all. :D
Iīm member of the Club Carbi and I designed the layout of the circuit. I should tell you that from the driving position there isnīt any problem to see completly the circuit. The track is made with vegetable land (I think this is the correct traslation) and artificial grass. The track is 3 meters wide in every single point.
The circuit was open in the last race of the Spanish championship and it was a great succes bettwen the drivers. The average lap is about 28 or 29 seconds so is quite fast circuit if you think that is longer than 200 meters. The circuit is placed inside one big public sport club so have really good facilities, includig really nice open swimmingpools (For the family ;))
Next you can see one of the 4x2 finals and some pictures:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=hK4D5qVZ9dk
http://picasaweb.google.com/AlfonsoPeralesPalacios
This circuit is a great advantage for UK drivers because there is a direct ferry line bettwen Porstmouth and Bilbao so you can take directly all your RC stuff in your own cars.
The Txurdinaga Sport Club (The sport club where the track is) is located inside the city and less than 100 meters to the subway so is also very confortable to move in the city.
If you need more information just ask me.
Best regards. :p
sorry to disapoint anyone Ģ620 return cheaper to fly,
must say for a euros track i was expecting a little more than man made jumps and flat grass,:thumbdown:
Lee Martin
06-11-2008, 11:47 AM
also pic number 2....everyone crosses their arms!
bigred5765
06-11-2008, 11:48 AM
anyone see indoor pitting??
did that 2wd dump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It did indeed. Why are they running just under 7 minute finals?
spenner
06-11-2008, 11:54 AM
sorry to disapoint anyone Ģ620 return cheaper to fly,
must say for a euros track i was expecting a little more than man made jumps and flat grass,:thumbdown:
Only expensive to do this route if there is one or two of you!!!
The price is still Ģ620 with 3 of you, plus there are no car hire costs.... works out cheaper to me....
bigred5765
06-11-2008, 12:00 PM
there will be 3 in my car, me the wife and Matty, but I'm still bloody paying for all 3 of them:( its still cheaper to fly or drive via Calais
Wraggy
06-11-2008, 12:02 PM
cant seem to get any prices for flying with Easy Jet or Ryanair at the moment :confused:, anyone else tried ??
I'll fly regardless, ill never drive again after last years:woot:
Plus there is nothing like driving a hire car in a foreign country :thumbsup:
going from sweden is bad!
no direct flight what we can find now =(
bigred5765
06-11-2008, 01:28 PM
if anyone wants bags taking across i have plenty of space in our milf waggon,pm me
Northy
06-11-2008, 01:29 PM
MILF or MIRN? :confused::eh?::confused::eh?:
G
bigred5765
06-11-2008, 01:34 PM
im sure she'll love you
millzy
06-11-2008, 04:17 PM
yes lee but who wants to spend a exspensive week in talywain.. no offence millzy.....
Its oK..Dose look like Taly track with Astro on it
It looks like a dry talywain, what was wrong with that, they had a cracking bar :thumbsup:
and Lee? what Bar? not in the club house ace they dont have a licence for it.
zaquiz
06-11-2008, 04:19 PM
It did indeed. Why are they running just under 7 minute finals?
We drive 6 min finals in Spain, since a few years back.
Northy
06-11-2008, 04:24 PM
and Lee? what Bar? not in the club house ace they dont have a licence for it.
Nah, the pub down the road, with the Welsh sounding lass who said she was from 'up North - honest' (Liverpool) :D
G
mccrash59
06-11-2008, 05:26 PM
Hi all!
I can say everyone wonīt be disapointed about the track. These pics are from the Spanish nationals with the track made in a hurry cose the previus club venue was closed.
The Euros track will be way better, with better and more technical jumps considering such a race is coming. I bet the spanish organization has put on the table much more than what we can see in the pictures to get the race.
Hope to see you all at the race.
Hi again.
First at all, the circuit will recibe more jumps and other improvements for the Euro 2009, so people, be cool. By the other side, as all the drivers of the Spanish championship can confirm to you that the organization skills of the Club Carbi is one of the best of all the spanish championship.
Second, Bilbaoīs metropolitan area is about 1.000.000 people and there are lots of conections bettewn Bilbao and the United Kingdom. As I say you can take the ferry line bettwen Porstmouth and Bilbao or you can fly with Easy jet directly to Bilbao from Stansted airport, you can also fly with ryanair (I canīt remember from wich Londonīs airport is, I think that from Stansted too) to Santander, that is one Spanish city at about 120 km from Bilbao. There is another direct fly from Heathrow to Bilbao with Iberia/British Airways but this is more expensive.
Someone say that is better to cross the channel and drive to Bilbao than take directly the ferry, and in my opinion that is completly brong. You have to think that is more than 1000km accros France. In other words, more that one day driving in France, pay the french highways, gasoline, food and provably one night of hotel and all the stress of driving more than 1000km.
This could be also a nice family trip for more than one week of tourism. Bilbao, the Basque Country and northern Spain in general offers many interesting things to do. Beach, mountay, green forest, great gastronomy and one paradise for the surfing lovers, and really good museuns like Guggemheim museum. San Sebastian is another basque city at just one our driving along the coast line direcction french border. You can also visit The Rioja that is at about 1 and half hours driving to the south and many other things.
Donīt worry, you will recibe more information. For the moment I have no idea about the control tyre but you will be awarned with a long time in advance.
Regards.
Nah, the pub down the road, with the Welsh sounding lass who said she was from 'up North - honest' (Liverpool) :D
G
The pub was sweeeet as :woot: Even though i lost money at pool to this "mad man" :(:D
Cant we Just bring the pub to another track next year....... :woot:
millzy
07-11-2008, 02:50 PM
The pub was sweeeet as :woot: Even though i lost money at pool to this "mad man" :(:D
Cant we Just bring the pub to another track next year....... :woot:
no you can vote the club for a 09 national and go to the same pub next year!!
More updated information and pictures at:
http://www.carbi.net/newpage0.html
Cheers.
:lol:
One video from the first race of the Bizkaia provincial championship 2009.
More number and more technic jumps are coming!!! :thumbsup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1zkxo8eywI
_sleigh_
17-02-2009, 12:18 AM
What tyres were used at that meeting?? Thanks
What tyres were used at that meeting?? Thanks
Sorry for the delay. The tyres that most pilots used last sunday is Schumacher Mini Spike 2 Yellow. :thumbsup:
Alfonzo
18-02-2009, 10:25 PM
All looks good to me! Have fun all you lucky attendees :thumbsup:
Next saturday, another 100m of astroturf will be added to the track. :D
Teddy truman
20-02-2009, 12:05 PM
more astro.... IMO any track that runs spikes is not a euros track...:cry:
jimmy
20-02-2009, 12:08 PM
All that torn up ground and dirt would have made for nice photos :(
Teddy truman
20-02-2009, 12:11 PM
just thought.... on the info, track is 200M long... you have some astro down already and your going to add 100M????
Donīt worry, from here to august will be many races in the track and in all those races the club will try diferent options looking to the Euro.
That donīt means that the track during the Euro will be 100% astroturf. The idea is to get a mix circuit but the club must try to look where is better use astro and where not. :thumbsup:
PS. Jimmy, you will get great photos anyway :drool:
Nick Goodall
20-02-2009, 04:48 PM
Donīt worry, from here to august will be many races in the track and in all those races the club will try diferent options looking to the Euro.
That donīt means that the track during the Euro will be 100% astroturf. The idea is to get a mix circuit but the club must try to look where is better use astro and where not. :thumbsup:
PS. Jimmy, you will get great photos anyway :drool:
Don't the EFRA rules have a percentage of the track that is allowed to be artificial? I always thought it had to be something like 90% natural, i.e Grass/Dirt like they usually are?
David Church
20-02-2009, 06:31 PM
Don't the EFRA rules have a percentage of the track that is allowed to be artificial? I always thought it had to be something like 90% natural, i.e Grass/Dirt like they usually are?
At Italy last year I discussed this with PW, the rules have changed, can't say for sure what the rule is though:)
MiCk B.
20-02-2009, 11:25 PM
Hey,
This is from the 2007 EFRA rule book.
At Italy last year I discussed this with PW, the rules have changed, can't say for sure what the rule is though:)
David Church
21-02-2009, 04:23 PM
After some research I found out that;
The facts :-
Euro's Off-Road rules used to state that the MAXIMUM artificial surface is 80%. (Not 10% artificial).
This rule was changed in 2002 because it could preclude some good venues.
In fact it was the Tiverton track in 2002 that prompted the change, because sand mixed with horse sh-t was not considered NATURAL by some persons.
This is the rule change that I didn't know the wording, hope this helps:D.
3975dave
21-02-2009, 10:45 PM
Is there a special tyre for horse sh*t Dave :lol:
David Church
22-02-2009, 06:59 AM
Is there a special tyre for horse sh*t Dave :lol:
Actualy Yes there was!!! hahahaha
Step pins were most peoples choice, but they only did a rear tyre, so we used to cut and shut!!!
Cut a few roes out of a rear tyre and glue them back together to fit the front!!!!
Horse poo is a special surface, I miss that track:cry:
Horse poo is a special surface, I miss that track:cry:
My sister have a riding school, we can ask to change the track if you wish :D:D...
David Church
22-02-2009, 10:25 AM
My sister have a riding school, we can ask to change the track if you wish :D:D...
NO don't change it!!! Water it well and roll it down till its hardpack and then race on it!!!!! ie Tivvy styleeeeeeee:thumbsup:
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