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JohnA wrote:Clair only weighed about 8 stone Murph
I wonder how much you need to loose to gain a second up Harewood?

about 8 stone......

ive just heard that one of the members on here is coming

apparently he cannot decide whether to enter his mini or his supercharged type 35 Bogatti.......


how the other half live eh......

Is this a Bogatti?

BTW, this years class is starting to fill up. We had 19 entries last year, hopefully we can get even more this year.

M

So with Blyton now out of the way, we can look forward to our next official MK1 Performance Conversions event.

Harewood Classic on June 2nd.

The entry list is filling up fast, so if you want to join the action, you had better get entered soon.

Assuming that the weather is something like, who would be in favour of a Bar-B-Q and a chilled out social evening at Harewood after the days activities? Camping in the field is (I believe) free for competitors.

I will be going to Harewood as it is a great event if you are into vintage and classic machinery. As usual I will shoot some video of the competitors and gardener, but if anyone wants in car footage I have three Go-Pro Sessions that I can attach to a roll cage. They are easy to operate by pressing a single button if they are within reach of a seated driver.

Bar-B-Q sounds great.

surfblue63 wrote:I will be going to Harewood as it is a great event if you are into vintage and classic machinery. As usual I will shoot some video of the competitors and gardener, but if anyone wants in car footage I have three Go-Pro Sessions that I can attach to a roll cage. They are easy to operate by pressing a single button if they are within reach of a seated driver.

Bar-B-Q sounds great.

I could do with some go-pro lessons, had two cameras in at Blyton and ended up with 2000 bloody photographs from it and only one run came out as a video !!!!!

my normal trick is 6 hours of footage of the car sat doing nothing in the pits, me getting into it and turning the camera off

then turning it back on for a further 6 hours of the car doing nothing

Nick stuck an entry in on Monday, but the entry list hasn't been updated since the 2nd of the month, so no confirmation yet, anyone else waiting ?

mk1 wrote:
Assuming that the weather is something like, who would be in favour of a Bar-B-Q and a chilled out social evening at Harewood after the days activities? Camping in the field is (I believe) free for competitors.

Camping is free Mark, in a really nice field and very informal. I stayed 2 nights last year. I would be up for a bbq and beers this year. (will be doing that anyway!)

billycooper wrote:Nick stuck an entry in on Monday, but the entry list hasn't been updated since the 2nd of the month, so no confirmation yet, anyone else waiting ?

Updating the entry list is always a bit spasmodic. It is done as & when it can. As there is a big national meeting this week, I think any updates will only be made later next week.

Lists now updated. 18 entry’s in c19!

I entered

Great news John!

Entry list as of 17.5.18

mk1 wrote:Great news John!

Is that because I didn't get an entry

That's great, i've been checking everyday for updates, now all I need to do is get the car a bit lower and some rally weight out of it !

Hi John,

Have you not got an entry?

If so that's crap news.

It does usually take a day or two for any entries to show up on the list.

M

JohnA wrote:

mk1 wrote:Great news John!

Is that because I didn't get an entry

they only got 114 entries so far John, they will take a maximum of 150


" The maximum entry for the meeting is 150 and the minimum is 80. Should any of the above figures not be reached,
the organisers have the right to amalgamate classes or cancel the event. Entries will be accepted on receipt. "

I was speaking to my dad last night and mentioned to him that the vscc entrys are very sparse

in the good old days it was harewood on the Saturday / cadwell on the sunday,. so they made a real weekend of it