justin1230smith

Hi,

Just a quick note to say the track part of the RS meeting at Donington opens on 1st May to non RSOC members.

Price: £180 which includes entry to the show (of course) for 2 people with the car (a driver and a passenger) on a trailer or not

It would be great to get some more Fords on the track if anyone fancies it and of course the visiting club parts are very welcome as usual.

Thanks,

Justin

http://www.rsownersclub.co.uk/produc...nal-day/track/

Ridgey

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Very good value that price for Donington park, and even more so that it is a noisy day.

For example 2 days earlier with bookatrack it is £295 , with a lower noise limit.

dave cos4x4

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I've booked on as normal.

Ridgey

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Me too.

Sinbad

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Me too, but in the Focus this year as 3 doors been sold

Lewis Sparey

I'm going this year for the first time! I went to thruxton last month was no fords there from what I can remember.

Can't wait to go to donnington won't be on the track unfortunately haha

Ridgey

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Looking forward to this more as it approaches, should be a great show
RSOC National Day

slimwynn

yeah i'm going first time on Donington track

Ridgey

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I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

Ridgey

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Will be at RSOC National Day
19th July, Donnington Park.

Pf-Lee

Judging by how many local groups i have seen bookings for at other shows on the same day its gonna be a huge success

dave cos4x4

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cannot be helped if other shows are on on the same day.


just a shame the rs owners may be going to others shows and not supporting their own show.

Ridgey

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The ones that attend will enjoy it

Hope the weathers good.

slimwynn

yeah fingers crossed.
I should be there on track in my other ERST just got a few jobs to get done this week.

Ridgey

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I'll say hello this time when I see you

CoreyCosworth

Hi guys what time do the gates open?

Sinbad

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9am mate

Tracks sold out again, so that's good

dave cos4x4

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yes, good to see its sold out.

Billy_RS

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Got a quick question regarding national day.

I am a member but not bring my RS this year. Will be coming in my daily Mondeo ST Tdci.

What's the safest option for parking as the public car park has such a bad name and I just don't trust anyone.

I did ask on the rsoc Facebook page, but that seems deader than the website

Cheers, Billy

Sinbad

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You will be fine Billy, they have Security on before you even get to the Car Park. Come in using the same entrance as the pits or follow the Sunday Market signs, you will see the Security hut and park near the main gate.

Don't come in via the Museum as the gravel road is like the moon

RoscoST

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Lookin forward to sunday - couple of year since Ive been ,

Hopefully the weather stays on the good/dry side ! ,

Looking forward to seeing the new Focus RS , Mustang & That M-Sport Transit !

Be nice to see some of your cars too

Billy_RS

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Cheers mate, yeah I've been donnington 4-5 times before so know the lay out, was just worried about the safety of the car is all.

Tinshaw

As above is it any good as I thinking of taking my littlen as he luved ford fair when I took him last, it's this Sunday & was thinking of going in the cos but am a tad worried of parking it in a car park & bits going missing......
As I've read a few story's of this happening to others???
Any info would be grate
Cheers Lee

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If you are a rsoc member they have infield parking but if not you will have to park outside

Pf-Lee

this show is mega tiny compared to ford fair and will be liitle for kids to be interested in, theft from outside donington is huge problem with pikey camps close by so I would advise you stick to ford fair and ford fest this year

Tinshaw

Is it really that bad!!!!!! I'll leave the cossie at home then & go in the focus. Thanks for the info mate.

STeve

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in a balanced opinion theft & damage can happen at any venue be it run by kelsey or any owners club, some venues like donington and santa pod are well known for being the worst, so unless you are actually a part of a club or stand with infield parking its a big risk, the criminal element use public carparks thesedays for personal shopping or jealous idiots damage cars in spite

Billy_RS

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[QUOTE=Pf-Lee;6607061]this show is mega tiny compared to ford fair and will be liitle for kids to be interested in, theft from outside donington is huge problem with pikey camps close by so I would advise you stick to ford fair and ford fest this year




They actually have a lot for kids to do. Bouncy castle etc not to mention cars on track and show cars to look at. Plus kids are free entry and what more does ford fair have in the entertainment area then any other car show?

Pf-Lee

Been to nat day for last 4 years and unless your on track or have mag feature car its a poor event, my dad would call it flogging a dead horse and i have finally given up on it and i did find out what attractions they have this year too, after 5 mins a bouncy castle and a ice cream will lose it appeal and very few kids will find it appealing unless bribed, i see pf are at uxbridge on same day so im gonna pop along in the safe public car park and check that out, funny how many rs local groups are doing the same too if nat day is so good

Billy_RS

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Not saying it's so good, was just saying that it has the same kids entertainment as any other car show.

As for security, this is life, there will always be a scumbag trying to take something that isn't theirs.


Anyway, can't wait to see the genuine RS500 touring cars on track

Sinbad

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Lee, Tinshaw is only in Stoke so it's pretty local for him plus it's Dads and Lads weekend.
I can appreciate travelling miles over the years and being disappointed is a fair comment but your picture says it all

I can never understand why people compare Ford Fair and National Day with each other, it's like saying Manchester United and Macclesfield Town are the same as they both play football

Tinshaw you can have infield parking for £5 extra, thus giving you £20 on the gate with your lad free

CHRISP

lee is there a list of local groups that are going to uxbridge ?

STeve

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I think I can answer that for lee as I did see the list a month or so back which is what he must have seen, rs local groups irrc are middx&surrey,beds,bucks,berks & oxon regions and we are there with 50+ cars, but these regions are all this way so no doubt they fancied doing a local ish event rather than the trek up north to nd

CHRISP

thanks steve.

ND is down south mate everyone knows that

Ridgey

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Lee
You really are a tool, mega poster, and only ever slating the club that organises the majority of the ford shows.
Petty and pathetic

dave cos4x4

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well thank fook you or your dad are not going, we don't need people like you there.

dave cos4x4

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[QUOTE=Pf-Lee;6607061]this show is mega tiny compared to ford fair and will be liitle for kids to be interested in, theft from outside donington is huge problem with pikey camps close by so I would advise you stick to ford fair and ford fest this year




its a lot smaller yes as its a RS owners club....not a capri club,granada club,cortina club or any other FORD club....that why its a lot smalle than Ford Fair but the club it trying to make it better and need the support from everyone and does not need people like you slagging it off.


Donington was bad years ago however the rsoc have arrange for inside parking so you can park safely and have peace of mind whilst at the show.

Jay,

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Right that's enough of the insults ! We are all in this together and need to get on and if you dont like the RSOC or there shows there is no need to comment or got to them

dave cos4x4

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these groups should be ashamed.


the ONE main day of the rsoc and they are not attending because its a bit far away!


what about everyone else attending doing lots of miles.


we all know the rsoc is getting smaller and it needs supporting even more now more than ever, no excuses about it being too far away, they have had plenty of time to make themselves ready for the main day of the rsoc.


Would it be better for them to have the rsoc main day on their doorstep, that way everyone else from around the country can travel to them.

Jay,

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It isnt good Dave I agree local groups should support the RSOC but things are not right at the moment and this situation needs looking into