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    Bovington charity trackday

    Six miles of smooth MOD tarmac is opened to the public for the first time

    PHer and editorial contributor Major James Cameron has arranged a trackday with a difference, and quite frankly we are amazed that he has managed to make this happen at all and salute his efforts. Major Jim drives tanks for a living, and while 'tanking' around the Armour Centre in Bovington, Dorset he realised that the six mile, all weather driving circuit would make a fantastic circuit for road cars. After many months of negotiations he has finally managed to get agreement from top brass to run a track day at the MOD venue, with capacity for 150 vehicles to participate. The date for this is Sunday 7th June.
    The circuit has smooth tarmac with a series of open and tight turns and elevation changes of over 700ft, in fact Jim refers to it as a mini Nurburgring and you can see more of the circuit in the video below.
    All road legal cars are welcome but drivers do need to bring their own helmet. A full day at the track costs just £125, passengers are free and additional drivers are charged at £40.
    The timetable for the day is as follows:
    0715 - Gates open to all drivers and cars. Signing on begins.
    0820 - Initial Signing on ends.
    0830 - Mandatory Safety briefing - All drivers MUST attend or you will not be able to drive.
    0900 - Sighting laps behind a safety car. No overtaking allowed.
    0930 - Track opens for lapping. Trackday rules apply.
    1230 - Track closes for lunch and track inspection.
    1300 - Track reopens for afternoon session.
    1615 - Last car leaves pitlane. Track access closes.
    1630 - Event close. Track clearance starts.


    For further details and booking information see
    Friendly, professional and safe track days in an uncrowded pit lane environment since 2008. We cater for all makes and we welcome car clubs and groups from all over the UK.

    #2
    Looks fantastic... what a shame I can't make that

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      #3
      Good idea for a very worthy cause. :thumbs:

      A lot of scope for stone chip damage though!

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