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Motorcycle Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / August 2007Ulster GP
Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP happens to be on. Can anyone recomend a good place to spectate from. Thanks -- Paulv ZX636 > Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP > happens to be on. Can anyone recomend a good place to spectate from. Italy. > -- > Paulv > ZX636 Your sig sep's f.cked. Sort it.  SignatureBear Paul wrote in message > Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP > happens to be on. Can anyone recomend a good place to spectate from. Deer's leep. http://www.ulstergrandprix.co.uk/pressimages/ugpmap_large.jpg SignatureTullyhubbert On 9 Aug, 23:31, "Tullyhubbert" <tullyhubbert@ (Spam Trap) yahoo.com> wrote: > Paul wrote in message > > Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://www.ulstergrandprix.co.uk/pressimages/ugpmap_large.jpg TH, Are you going ? P. zymurgy wrote in message > TH, Are you going ? Yes if its dry. May also take a 1/2 hol and go to the Thurday afternoon races, weather permitting of course. SignatureTullyhubbert On 10 Aug, 00:00, "Tullyhubbert" <tullyhubbert@ (Spam Trap) yahoo.com> wrote: > zymurgy wrote in message > > TH, Are you going ? > > Yes if its dry. May also take a 1/2 hol and go to the Thurday afternoon > races, weather permitting of course. Arse biscuits. I've booked to fly back to the UK next Wednesday. Forward planning was never my strong point ;) P. On 9 Aug, 23:31, "Tullyhubbert" <tullyhubbert@ (Spam Trap) yahoo.com> wrote: > Deer's leep. Thanks for that. -- Paulv ZX636 Paul wrote in message > On 9 Aug, 23:31, "Tullyhubbert" <tullyhubbert@ (Spam Trap) yahoo.com> > wrote: > >> Deer's leep. > > Thanks for that. Watched the Dundrod races from Jordans cross tonight. The Superbike race could only be described as damn awesome. Hutchinson led for five of the six laps but was mugged by Martin (Winner) and John McGuinness (Second) on the last lap. The leading group entering the final lap could have been covered by the proverbial blanket, it contained the first three + Anstey & Donald. The lap record was broken by Donald, then Martin and finally by John McGuinness (131.71mph). If (Atm this seems unlikely according to the forecast) Saturday is dry the racing should be great. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/motorsport/motorbikes/6949997.stm SignatureTullyhubbert > Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP > happens to be on. Can anyone recomend a good place to spectate from. > Thanks When I vwatched it, you had to pay to spectate from most areas. You could get a decent view from Quarries (at least I think it was) though, and if you snuck across the nearby field, you could spectate from about three feet from the track. SignatureZX6R F2 - The Gravelseeker BOTAFOT #121, BBB #2 >> Whilst on the annual holiday to Northern Ireland, the Ulster GP >> happens to be on. Can anyone recomend a good place to spectate from. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > though, and if you snuck across the nearby field, you could spectate > from about three feet from the track. Oops - meant to say a decent *free* view from quarries. SignatureZX6R F2 - The Gravelseeker BOTAFOT #121, BBB #2 |
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