SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
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James and I hoping to put in an appearance on Sat to cheer you all along.
We might even bring our lids
We might even bring our lids

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Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
That’s nice of you Steve, but I have my own car
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Bloody 2yo’s birthday party weekend. Wee sh!te! 
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That’d be great.Jam_s160 wrote:
Great and we can catch up on bicycle topics
Give you a laugh. I told my James you were coming down. He says - oh excellent is he bringing a bike stand

(Sharp as a tack he is)
Looking forward to seeing you.
@Steve - cool offer ta, we will take you up on that

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You could sneak away for a few hours when its nap time !
Lets see that 410 !

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Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
I’ve a feckin bouncy castle and about 40 folk coming, the party isnae for the wean
I’ll be in no fit state to drive anything.
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Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
A few photos from Saturday afternoon are here on FB if you want to tag, comment etc.: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?van ... 9997899525
https://www.flatoutphotography.com/gallery3/2022/SIDC03 for the ones on my own website.
https://www.flatoutphotography.com/gallery3/2022/SIDC03 for the ones on my own website.
Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
Thanks for organising again John.
Pity about all the red flags on Saturday delaying the amount of time spent on the track.
Photographs look good too.
Steve.

Pity about all the red flags on Saturday delaying the amount of time spent on the track.
Photographs look good too.
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Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
Thanks Steve 
Sometimes we go several events without a single red flag, and then on Saturday we get 3 in total I think. On average I think we are much better than some other track days where they are sometimes lucky to get 5 laps without a red flag being shown!
All of the red flags were to clear the track and prevent possible damage to nice road cars, and not to clear any broken down cars. The marshall at the chicane spotted a "lump" of mud just off the racing line and was concerned it was a boulder that could have burst a tyre or been flicked up onto a following car. They also cleaned gravel from the other corners and kerbs at the same time, to prevent anyone getting stone chips or a chipped windscreen.
The long 25 minute red flag at 3pm was after one car dropped fluid along the back straight, again off line but they didn't want anyone potentially going off on the slippery surface. It takes a while to put down concrete dust and brush it in for 200m of track, even with 5 people working on it.
The last 8 minutes were also abandoned due to gravel on the track that was going to take that amount of time to clear completely.
Had it been actual races, neither of those would have stopped the race and they would have tidied up in the gap between races.

Sometimes we go several events without a single red flag, and then on Saturday we get 3 in total I think. On average I think we are much better than some other track days where they are sometimes lucky to get 5 laps without a red flag being shown!
All of the red flags were to clear the track and prevent possible damage to nice road cars, and not to clear any broken down cars. The marshall at the chicane spotted a "lump" of mud just off the racing line and was concerned it was a boulder that could have burst a tyre or been flicked up onto a following car. They also cleaned gravel from the other corners and kerbs at the same time, to prevent anyone getting stone chips or a chipped windscreen.
The long 25 minute red flag at 3pm was after one car dropped fluid along the back straight, again off line but they didn't want anyone potentially going off on the slippery surface. It takes a while to put down concrete dust and brush it in for 200m of track, even with 5 people working on it.
The last 8 minutes were also abandoned due to gravel on the track that was going to take that amount of time to clear completely.
Had it been actual races, neither of those would have stopped the race and they would have tidied up in the gap between races.
Re: SIDC at Knockhill, Saturday 12th March 1pm to 5pm
Don’t worry, John. Steve was just freaking because he had to make small talk with my James for 20 mins sitting in the pit lane 

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Hey Guys
Worth noting John was doing well to brake even from this event, so would be awesome if we can get some more SE'ers along to the next SIDC and support him a bit more.
Was a good laugh regardless and the red flags gave me time to eat the treats I brought for everyone from Costco

Worth noting John was doing well to brake even from this event, so would be awesome if we can get some more SE'ers along to the next SIDC and support him a bit more.
Was a good laugh regardless and the red flags gave me time to eat the treats I brought for everyone from Costco


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