Indoor Regional Dates

Northy · #1 28-09-2006

The dates are confirmed as:

22nd October - NERCR
12th November - Batley
21st January - York
11th February - Teesside

We are expecting a large number of entries this year (if the end of last years indoors regionals is anything to go by) so I suggest you get your entries in as soon as booking becomes available. I'll let you know when that is.

There will also be details coming out about door opening times, and start times. I'll also let you know this when its confirmed.

Cheers,

G

PaulRotheram · #2 28-09-2006

G, how many rounds do I have to compete in to get an overall score?

Paul.

Northy · #3 28-09-2006

3 rounds to count Paul.

G

emzy · #4 28-09-2006

BAH! I was hoping for one the day before my birthday, since I had one ON my birthday last year. How sober would I NOT be early morning Sunday the day before my 18th birthday!

Ewar · #5 28-09-2006

sorry for being a bit of a numpty but where is nercr

jimmy · #6 28-09-2006

The club formerly known as Durham, at the nissan place.

Ewar · #7 30-09-2006

Cheers Jimmy, next thing

Do i book in with each individual club or is it a central booking??

notlawnomis · #8 30-09-2006

Its central booking in through http://brca-northeast.net/ , but its not set up for the indoor events as yet, think something will be posted when booking in is available.

Col · #9 01-10-2006

So, first date is 22nd Oct at Durham. This is a sunday. Are we racing both 2wd and 4wd on the same day, or is on class on the 21st?

G30RGE · #10 01-10-2006

Each meeting will have 2wd and 4wd on the day.
3 from 4 to count

Boooking in early advised

and the on-line system is open for bookings
Link above in Simon's post or at the top of the Regional Section in this forum

Col · #11 01-10-2006

That's gonna be some very busy days!! Are they always like that? (my memory appears to have turned to mush since last year...)

Lee · #12 03-10-2006

Hello all, right i am looking at attending the NE regionals this year as i have been racing TC`s for the last 10 years or so, because i have been out of the off road scene for so long i haveint got a clue about what 4wd car to buy, i everyone has there favorites but is there one that seems more popular than the rest? Like the B4 in 2wd.

thanks for your help and i will see you all at round one as long as im not moving home that weekend.

Ill be the one driving like a girl ie touring cars:flower:

emzy · #13 03-10-2006

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Originally Posted by Lee

Ill be the one driving like a girl ie touring cars:flower:

Like a girl? Me and Vicky drive like complete animals...!!

(just ask the people at Teesside last Saturday about me... triples, tabletop... OWNED)

Lee · #14 03-10-2006

ooops im upsetting people already:eek: sorry, do they race off road every saturday at teesside? ill need to get some practice in.

notlawnomis · #15 03-10-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by emzeh

Like a girl? Me and Vicky drive like complete animals...!!

I can vouch for that, and if you do get in the way you'll probably lose a foot or two!!

Yes they do race every Saturaday night, doors open at 4:30, and also on a Wednesday night from 6 I think. It was the first time I'd ran the offroad track in there and really enjoyed it, going on Wed for some more practice!!

The One Footed Person

Lee · #16 03-10-2006

I cant do wednesdays but i might call by in saturday and see whats happening, im quite liking the look of the BJ4 we right now does anyone know if there are any reasons to steer clear of this car?

G30RGE · #17 03-10-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lee

I cant do wednesdays but i might call by in saturday and see whats happening, im quite liking the look of the BJ4 we right now does anyone know if there are any reasons to steer clear of this car?

mmm steer clear of the current world and euro champion car

Seriously, it's a good car - well designed and well made, you wouldn't go far wrong with one but there are other good cars out there as well.
Check out some of Jimmy's reviews on this site:smile:

Lee · #18 03-10-2006

yeah i have read the reviews many times all excellent too i might add!, i was speaking to Richard Taylor last week and he advised the xx4 we but the only thing that puts me off is the drive train (maintenance wise) the yokomo looks stunning but the open diffs put me off. i have always had a thing for the BJ4 as well.

cheers

G30RGE · #19 03-10-2006

I wont argue with the BJ - I have one :buggy:

chrispattinson · #20 06-10-2006

We are trying to get some buggy interest in the NE, if you fancy a pre regional warm up, come along on 15th of October to Nissan (11:45 start), with your off roader, hope to see you there supporting 1/10th offroad.