Hi there
I thought as many of are now doing several meets a year at Santa Pod and enjoying some RWYB fun and friendly banter, why not have a leader board.
For those interested in going to a Santa Pod RWYB event, here is the Pod timetable:
http://www.rwyb.co.uk/dates.php
The best events are the Saturday night specials, as the day is longer you find if you get there early its extremely quiet until around 11am and then becomes quiet again around 4pm, sometimes it gets busier in evening or even quieter, so those who want to do a lot of experimenting with different car settings, tyre pressures, launch technique these are a good day, but I advice having 1/4 - 1/2 tank fuel for such a long day as you can pretty much get around ten runs or more if weather is OK.
On a normal day 1/8 - 1/4 tank of fuel is sufficient and expect 4-8 runs depending on how busy it is and weather conditions.
All you need to attend is money, helmet (110mph plus terminals), driving license and of course a car or bike, does not have to be road legal so can arrive on a trailer.
So let me start the table:
An example run:
In order for a time to be entered onto the spreadsheet, only a Pod timetable slip shall be accepted, here is an example of a slip:
Get posting your slips guys and I can update the table, also anyone else feel free to create the spreadsheet or better and update it, though I shall try to keep it updated regular.
I thought as many of are now doing several meets a year at Santa Pod and enjoying some RWYB fun and friendly banter, why not have a leader board.
For those interested in going to a Santa Pod RWYB event, here is the Pod timetable:
http://www.rwyb.co.uk/dates.php
The best events are the Saturday night specials, as the day is longer you find if you get there early its extremely quiet until around 11am and then becomes quiet again around 4pm, sometimes it gets busier in evening or even quieter, so those who want to do a lot of experimenting with different car settings, tyre pressures, launch technique these are a good day, but I advice having 1/4 - 1/2 tank fuel for such a long day as you can pretty much get around ten runs or more if weather is OK.
On a normal day 1/8 - 1/4 tank of fuel is sufficient and expect 4-8 runs depending on how busy it is and weather conditions.
All you need to attend is money, helmet (110mph plus terminals), driving license and of course a car or bike, does not have to be road legal so can arrive on a trailer.
So let me start the table:
An example run:
In order for a time to be entered onto the spreadsheet, only a Pod timetable slip shall be accepted, here is an example of a slip:
Get posting your slips guys and I can update the table, also anyone else feel free to create the spreadsheet or better and update it, though I shall try to keep it updated regular.
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