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Of those going, who's staying for the dinner on the Friday?

I was going to be around, but it looks like my transport will be heading
south after the main event, so I probably will be too.

 

we're booked on an early afternoon ferry on the Saturday (and a hotel
in Verdun for the evening).
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I thought you were staying up there on Friday night?

After some consideration, I think I may do the dinner as I am making
this trip a kind of substitute biking holiday to make up for not going
to the Manx.

Mind you, whilst I may be up to the après-hoon on Thursday I'm not sure
I'll have the energy for much on Friday. Never done two consecutive
track days before. Nearest was Charade on Friday followed by Mas du Clos
on the Monday in 2006.

My idea of a hard days riding lately is four 70 second runs up Loton.

In any case, I see there are awards. If I manage a few laps on the GFR,
who can contest the age of rider divided by cc of machine category ?

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I'm probably going to stay but not go to the meal (just the bit
afterwards) and go for a curry instead. There's usually a handful of
splitters up for a curry.

flook

 

We were but the idea of driving to Italy and having a week down there
caused us to change our plans.

Champ when his bike goes all single cylinder on him.