Lancia Motor Club
Events Archive => Events 2014 => Topic started by: Neil on 09 April, 2014, 11:52:06 AM
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Brooklands Auto Italia event
LMC area will be reserved for cars arriving at the event, location to be confirmed.
Track demonstration and hillclimb action during the day.
Please contact Neil Sims (surrey.lancia@ntlworld.com) if you would like to be considered for these demonstrations.
Admission prices:
Adults: £13 advance, £16 on the day
Seniors: £12 advance, £15 on the day
Children: (aged 5-16 inclusive) £5.50 advance, £6.50 on the day
Family: £35 advance, £40 on the day
Under 5s free
Advance ticket sales:
www.brooklandsmuseum.com
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More details regarding the event at Brooklands:
TIMETABLE
08.00 Gates open (ticket holders)
08.30 Gates open (general entry)
09.00 Signing on begins
11.00 Drivers’ briefing
12.00 Track demo start
13.00 Track demo end
13.00 Silver Arrows demo
13.00 Lunch break
14.00 Drivers’ briefing
14.45 Test Hill start
15.30 Test Hill end
17.00 Event closed
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Plan of the event on Saturday, 8.30 gates open, see you there I hope!
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How many of you are planning to visit Brooklands tomorrow?
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Mike Archer will be there taking pics for us. Sadly he drives an Alfa, but don't hold that against him.
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Thanks to all who attended today, another great turn out of Lancias, nice weather and great to catch up with so many people, past and present members and hopefully a few new members.
A few photos from today.
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Even this morning I was in two minds if I was going to go - and I'm so glad I did and so sorry I couldn't stay twice as long.
I feel I need to apologise for the "non Lancias" in the set. That X1-9 is one lady owner from new and on the front of the X1-9 book I bought half an hour before, she was charming. Perhaps its the 40 year rule but that 128 3P just sat so well, much lower and much more practical than I remembered them, there was another in another colour I liked almost as much. The Cisitalia grill is CAST, an exquisite thing on its own let alone the rest of it. So much to see and enjoy beyond what felt like as many Lancias as at the AGM last. When did this event get so big? It must be 15 years since I've been.
The wierdy colours are William having fun with the new camera - he can set effects before taking the picture.
It makes me think that perhaps this is the year to try and make it to the NEC.
David
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Every photo a peach....some lovely examples there.....thanks David, you do keep me in touch with all things Lancia, event wise on the mainland!
P
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Great turn out, and the weather was perfect!
My track pic's are now uploaded, with lots more to follow
https://www.facebook.com/tony.harrison.9250595/media_set?set=a.10152124240532825.1073741847.576052824&type=1 (https://www.facebook.com/tony.harrison.9250595/media_set?set=a.10152124240532825.1073741847.576052824&type=1)
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My first time there, and what a great day it was, so glad I made the effort to drive there, although the queue to get out brought on a spell of fuel vaporisation on my Flavia, but it soon cleared once on the A3. Roll on the AGM.
Bob Dow
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Bob,
Is this your car? If I can put a name to a car I stand a better chance (I need all the help I can get...) of matching a face to a name :)
It looked gorgeous and I for one was delighted you made it.
Are you going to the Flavia AGM in Oxfordshire this Sunday (I think I'm ok for it) or did you mean the LMC AGM in Cambridge (still very much subject to negotiation)?
David
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Just spotted that's two different cars... I'm going to guess yours is the LHD drive car with the cream interior with half a memory you bought it in Italy "recently" - or have I muddled that up as well.
David
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We have a full gallery www.retro-speed.co.uk courtesy of Mike Archer
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Some beautiful cars there. The Flavia(s) are gorgeous. As is the Club Italia Aurelia. David, don't apologise for the non-Lancia shots. The interior of the X-19 brought back distant memories. I had an early model like the one shown only in light metallic blue. It had a numbered sticker on the nearside front wing which meant it was part of the first batch imported. It was a great little car, going around roundabouts at surprising speeds. The only thing I found was driving with the roof off and the side windows down there was a very strong buffeting that forced your head forward and down so literally was a pain in the neck. I imagine this was the airflow hitting the rear screen just behind you. I sold it in about 1985. I still remember its reg - VTW 953S if it's out there somewhere.
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David,
Firstly let me apologize for my slow response to your message, i have been a bit busy with work lately.
Yes, you are right, mine is the LHD one with the light tan interior, I bought it from a collection in Turin a couple of years ago.
Weather permitting, I will be at the AGM this Saturday, so please lets meet up and introduce ourselves to each other.
Regards,
Bob