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Le Mans 2008
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18 years 1 month ago #12336
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I've just booked a camping ticket for this years event which is 14th-15th of June.
I'll be staying at the private Team Langoustine campsite which is restricted to 100 vehicles. Hopefully that will improve the facilities. I believe the site will be inside the circuit very close to Tetre Rouge corner.
As usual I'll be going down either the wed or thurs before, to get in some beer and relaxation with the rest of the lads and lasses from Cambridge Car Club. We'll have our normal gazebo city and communal cooking and drinking arrangements.
It's a great event even in the rain (slightly damp last year). Tickets will be short this year as they are building a football stadium on the largest campsite.
If you'd like to navigate the X1/9 and get miles more attention than Porsches, Ferraris and Nobles then PM me.
Last years navigator was a lady who really enjoyed herself - I'm really not fussy either way as long as theres no Celine Dion CD's. If you've heard the word map before I can teach you to read it! We WON'T be needing sat nav!
The spare bedroom in the tent is going begging, may be able to get a seperate tent in if so desired! Return travel to Cambridge.
I'll be staying at the private Team Langoustine campsite which is restricted to 100 vehicles. Hopefully that will improve the facilities. I believe the site will be inside the circuit very close to Tetre Rouge corner.
As usual I'll be going down either the wed or thurs before, to get in some beer and relaxation with the rest of the lads and lasses from Cambridge Car Club. We'll have our normal gazebo city and communal cooking and drinking arrangements.
It's a great event even in the rain (slightly damp last year). Tickets will be short this year as they are building a football stadium on the largest campsite.
If you'd like to navigate the X1/9 and get miles more attention than Porsches, Ferraris and Nobles then PM me.
Last years navigator was a lady who really enjoyed herself - I'm really not fussy either way as long as theres no Celine Dion CD's. If you've heard the word map before I can teach you to read it! We WON'T be needing sat nav!
The spare bedroom in the tent is going begging, may be able to get a seperate tent in if so desired! Return travel to Cambridge.
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