Title: le mans classic 2004
Post by: rory on February 26, 2004, 03:52:52 pm
have booked up time off and ferries for this after all the good feedback from 2002. does anyone know how the camping is organised? have looked at the website but doesn't seem that helpful.
have been off the site for a few months so apologies if this all been covered already.
any help appreciated. thanks
rory
have been off the site for a few months so apologies if this all been covered already.
any help appreciated. thanks
rory
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Gilles on February 26, 2004, 05:00:17 pm
No news of campsite...
... just aware of hotel accomodation ;)
... just aware of hotel accomodation ;)
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Andy Zarse on February 26, 2004, 05:11:05 pm
have booked up time off and ferries for this after all the good feedback from 2002. does anyone know how the camping is organised? have looked at the website but doesn't seem that helpful.
have been off the site for a few months so apologies if this all been covered already.
any help appreciated. thanks
rory
have been off the site for a few months so apologies if this all been covered already.
any help appreciated. thanks
rory
Camp where you park is what we did. We were in Blue.
You could camp in Maison Blanch but I think they were after charging about 60euros, so we thought we'd camp for 15euros in parking Bleu. Ther is another thread on this somewhere, try the "find" facility above.
Andy Z
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: rcutler on February 26, 2004, 05:22:50 pm
I camped on MB last classic (see pic) and have masses of space. We booked through Just Tickets and yes we paid 60GBP. Thinking of going but it clashes with the National 24 Hour Bike (Push Bike) Race that I want to compete in this year.
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: rory on February 27, 2004, 10:27:02 am
thanks very much gents.
some of our guys not sure if they can be bothered to camp again for a shorter time than the main race - even though we all know it's the best way to get under the skin of le mans.
so gilles, i would really appreciate some tips on hotel accommodation (especially with secure parking). thanks.
rory
some of our guys not sure if they can be bothered to camp again for a shorter time than the main race - even though we all know it's the best way to get under the skin of le mans.
so gilles, i would really appreciate some tips on hotel accommodation (especially with secure parking). thanks.
rory
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Gilles on February 28, 2004, 02:40:48 pm
Rory,
PM me your request (date, budget per people, level of comfort,...)
Wev'e got some good opportunities, especially for CA members !
PM me your request (date, budget per people, level of comfort,...)
Wev'e got some good opportunities, especially for CA members !
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: rory on March 01, 2004, 01:01:30 pm
hi gilles
there will be 5 or 6 of us. we just need somewhere basic but close to the circuit with secure parking. doesn't need to be in le mans itself.
i rented a house in st suzanne a couple of years ago for a week during prequalifying. it would be perfect (plenty of bedrooms, secure parking, good roads) but is a little too far away at about an hour's drive.
we arrive on the thursday late night and leave on the sunday after the race.
any suggestions would be great. i'm a big fan of the logis de france but guess they are all full.
all the best
rory
there will be 5 or 6 of us. we just need somewhere basic but close to the circuit with secure parking. doesn't need to be in le mans itself.
i rented a house in st suzanne a couple of years ago for a week during prequalifying. it would be perfect (plenty of bedrooms, secure parking, good roads) but is a little too far away at about an hour's drive.
we arrive on the thursday late night and leave on the sunday after the race.
any suggestions would be great. i'm a big fan of the logis de france but guess they are all full.
all the best
rory
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Barry on March 01, 2004, 02:51:53 pm
Rory
Just bumped the thread on classic ticket prices to the top of the general discussion list, hope it's of help.
Just bumped the thread on classic ticket prices to the top of the general discussion list, hope it's of help.
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Gilles on March 05, 2004, 12:36:30 pm
Rory I send to you right now an offer by mail, an house for rent on the Mulsanne straight...
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Joe90 on April 08, 2004, 04:22:58 pm
Last time the only camp site open was Maison Blanche. It wasn't too busy and was much more civilised than June.
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: Gilles on April 08, 2004, 04:41:58 pm
Here are the ticket prices for the Classic
Friday: 10 euros - 8 euros until 31st May
Sunday: 25 euros - 22 euros until 31st May
week-end: 40 euros - 35 euros until 31st May
paddock acces: 15 euros only available until 31st May
GS: 20 euros
car park: 10 euros
coach/bus park: 20 euros - 15 euros until 31st May
Maison Blanche campsite: 60 euros
Friday: 10 euros - 8 euros until 31st May
Sunday: 25 euros - 22 euros until 31st May
week-end: 40 euros - 35 euros until 31st May
paddock acces: 15 euros only available until 31st May
GS: 20 euros
car park: 10 euros
coach/bus park: 20 euros - 15 euros until 31st May
Maison Blanche campsite: 60 euros
Title: Re:le mans classic 2004
Post by: smarjoram on April 10, 2004, 12:22:35 am
Do you need someone to make up numbers for the rental house? Does Maison Blanche have all the usual wash/toilet facilities during the classic?
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
