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Anyone know if infield parking still avail at Donington Park

4 posts by 3 people · 19 May 2001 15:31 UTC - 19 May 2001 17:24 UTC

Maxx 19 May 2001 15:31 UTC#184485
Hi, Subject says it all. I'd like to go to the Auto-Union meeting at Donington tomorrow and need to know if i will be able to park on the infield. We used to 4-5 years ago (last time I went) but I'm not sure if they still allow it. I rang them but office is closed TIA Maxx
Maxx <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 May 2001: >Subject says it all. I'd like to go to the Auto-Union meeting at >Donington tomorrow and need to know if i will be able to park >on the infield.<snip> AFAIK, yes. You cetainly could for the Group C revival meeting last year. >4-5 years ago (last time I went)<snip> Expect some changes then - not to the circuit, but on the ground. There's a *lot* more gravel replacing grass on the infield - most of the parking is now hard standing, which is nice as it usually rains. The section alongside the start-finish is much wider and flatter than it was, and the grandstand opposite the pits is more stable, though the pit wall is too high - bloody F1 :-( Toilets and refreshments still not up to standard, though. -- David. (GPLRank handicap: -5.92; Monsters of GPLRank h/cap +287.02) The GPL Scrapyard: http://scrapyard.9ug.com "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh.
I went to the BTCC meeting there May 2000 and you could.... -- Colin ICQ 25485061 Fast Food Racing: http://www.gamensurf.co.uk/fastfood/ "David Buttery" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Maxx <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 May 2001: > > >Subject says it all. I'd like to go to the Auto-Union meeting at > >Donington tomorrow and need to know if i will be able to park > >on the infield. > <snip> > > AFAIK, yes. You cetainly could for the Group C revival meeting last > year. > > >4-5 years ago (last time I went) > <snip>
On 19 May 2001 16:21:44 GMT, [email hidden] (David Buttery) wrote: Thanks Dave & Colin. I always used to park on the bank alongside the start-finsih straight. You could get a good view of the start and redgate, plus you could see most of Starkeys and up theough MacLeans over the back. Also, the chicance was always fun (club circuit) ad you've not got far to go to the Paddock Maxx
Quoted text (22 lines)>Maxx <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 May 2001: > >>Subject says it all. I'd like to go to the Auto-Union meeting at >>Donington tomorrow and need to know if i will be able to park >>on the infield. ><snip> > >AFAIK, yes. You cetainly could for the Group C revival meeting last >year. > >>4-5 years ago (last time I went) ><snip> > >Expect some changes then - not to the circuit, but on the ground. >There's a *lot* more gravel replacing grass on the infield - most of >the parking is now hard standing, which is nice as it usually rains. > >The section alongside the start-finish is much wider and flatter than >it was, and the grandstand opposite the pits is more stable, though >the pit wall is too high - bloody F1 :-( > >Toilets and refreshments still not up to standard, though.

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