Rich Guy Lacking Racing Skills
Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2014 12:25 am
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to be fair, how is this any different to Brit GT last weekend?ClarkyBoy wrote:Not sure how it is possible to race at this level without having the experienbce required to get the international licence,
Although i have done numerous UK events, i still dont have the experience needed to get my licence upgraded to race GT3's at an international level, its not even like this is a one off UK organised euro event that you cna run on a UK NAT A level MSA licience,
so he must have done some racing before this - which, the video looks like he has not actually driven a car before, let alone raced!!
fecking twunt.
He's dead is he not?Scuffers wrote:
plenty of folk in that who seem to have got an INT C with less than a years racing? (Will Hoy anyone?)
I theenk he is a Raaa'ssion.Scotty C wrote:what nationality is he?
Sorry, Chris Hoy!flyingscot68 wrote:He's dead is he not?Scuffers wrote:
plenty of folk in that who seem to have got an INT C with less than a years racing? (Will Hoy anyone?)
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Aye - totally get you, and if I am to progress to a International licence I'd have to go through the same signature process,Scuffers wrote:to be fair, how is this any different to Brit GT last weekend?ClarkyBoy wrote:Not sure how it is possible to race at this level without having the experienbce required to get the international licence,
Although i have done numerous UK events, i still dont have the experience needed to get my licence upgraded to race GT3's at an international level, its not even like this is a one off UK organised euro event that you cna run on a UK NAT A level MSA licience,
so he must have done some racing before this - which, the video looks like he has not actually driven a car before, let alone raced!!
fecking twunt.
plenty of folk in that who seem to have got an INT C with less than a years racing? (Will Hoy anyone?)
when I got mine, I had to go from Nat B, 10 signatures, Nat A, then 6 Signatures from NAT A races (not easy), then get signed off as 'safe'.
ultimately, money talks....
I think you only need 6 signatures for a international now.ClarkyBoy wrote:Aye - totally get you, and if I am to progress to a International licence I'd have to go through the same signature process,Scuffers wrote:to be fair, how is this any different to Brit GT last weekend?ClarkyBoy wrote:Not sure how it is possible to race at this level without having the experienbce required to get the international licence,
Although i have done numerous UK events, i still dont have the experience needed to get my licence upgraded to race GT3's at an international level, its not even like this is a one off UK organised euro event that you cna run on a UK NAT A level MSA licience,
so he must have done some racing before this - which, the video looks like he has not actually driven a car before, let alone raced!!
fecking twunt.
plenty of folk in that who seem to have got an INT C with less than a years racing? (Will Hoy anyone?)
when I got mine, I had to go from Nat B, 10 signatures, Nat A, then 6 Signatures from NAT A races (not easy), then get signed off as 'safe'.
ultimately, money talks....
I'd like to see the Fast track process - bet it's not a documented one! Lol