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Apply for free tickets for Silverstone 4/5 July 2009
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The tickets have now been allocated to bagabargain, thanks for your messages guys! glad they can be of use to somone0
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pippitypip wrote: »skellett I've pmed you - hope I'm not too late?
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sorry they have gone! thanks sabrina0 -
Thanks anyway

pippitypipI know I'm in my own little world, but it's ok - they know me here!
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Just a bit of advice for people either with tickets or looking for tickets
KIDS get in free, they don't need tickets
might just free up a few spare tickets (hopefully)0 -
1234chooks wrote: »To anyone seeking accommodation there is a possibility that we could accommodate (albeit a tad "back packer"). We live in Brackley and let out our rooms over the GP weekend. We can let out a double room and two single rooms sleeping up to 7 guests (one futon and two camp beds) at £50 per room including self serve full english. If interested, send us a message ok. [EMAIL="chooks1234@btinternet.com"]chooks1234@btinternet.com[/EMAIL]
...a tad "back packer" at £50 per room. I take it you have not done a lot of backpacking - £50 is 3 star hotel rates for a Moneysavers on here. Futons and camp beds do sound like backpacking standards though.0 -
Tightmartin wrote: »...a tad "back packer" at £50 per room. I take it you have not done a lot of backpacking - £50 is 3 star hotel rates for a Moneysavers on here. Futons and camp beds do sound like backpacking standards though.
Having just got back from Grand Prix weekend, I can assure you that £50 is an absolute steal. If you are walking distance camping wise from the circuit, you can stay in a field with next to no facilities for £80-100 per night.
Whittlebury Hall (which is a heck-of-a-walk) was charging something like £200 for the weekend PLUS £200 for a hookup (and if you were unlucky, you only got a 2 amp socket)The smaller the monkey the more it looks like it would kill you at the first given opportunity.
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kazaimee, to borrow from Dilfred's earlier post:
Do I need a ticket for my child?
Children who are under 16 and accompanied by an adult do not need a ticket
http://www.silverstone.co.uk/php/rm_renault_ws.html
pippitypipI know I'm in my own little world, but it's ok - they know me here!
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