Club Arnage

I understand that they are likely to put up more temporary grandstands so you may be lucky if you try the Classic website again in a few days.  Anyhow, I think you'll find general entrance ticket without the grandstands are OK for the Classic as it's not so crowded. 




<I've split various posts from the original thread as some were not particularly relevant to tickets for sale or wanted - Steve>

If i try to buy any tickets for this event, please refuse to sell them to me....  :-\

I might have a spare paddock pass Fran. ;D ;D ;D

Barry, its no good, I've tried to tempt Fran as well, Iron resolve from an Iron Lady ;D

 >:(

whats the matter now ;D

That's interesting, changing  the name of a thread when you didn't start it. Very strange

I'd no idea you could do that. Look at the fun we've missed out on over the years!  :(

Tee Hee Hee;D ;D

Bloody hell, it works!

Yeah, it does, doesn't it :)

Well, it did but somebody changed it!  Shame, I loved your horse in the swimming pool bit.

Got my tickets today, grandstand tickets are not seat numbered, but roaming within your named stand, as last time.
Paddock tickets have dress code: jacket and tie printed on them. :o

Just to check Terietermite, is jacket and tie the exact translation of Tenue de Ville?

Barry, the paddock tickets for the 2004 Classic also had jacket and tie on them.

And now I can't even remember what I wrote.

Wasn't true though, honest.

It was a donkey

It'll do - the principal's right.  But no ties needed on the Friday last time (I wasn't wearing one, anyway) and much better chance to get close to the cars than Sat & Sun.

Hi

I read somewhere that MB is sold out and wondered if you guys know how quick it fills for the classic. I will not be arriving until 19.30 (ish) on thursday and wondered, as I am not familiar with MB, if there will still be room for a small tent, 2.5m sq gazebo and a car.

Also is it signposted as the LM24 with Bleu, Vert signs etc.

Thanks for any info, and see you there.

>Martini...

If I am there I will keep you a spot. The Classic this year seems to be about 5 times bigger. In 2004 we had a football pitch spare on MB during the race!! This year there are already two campsites!

Yeah, but Ric, how do you get a car in there without a sticker?

Hmm - my interpretation of Martini's post was that he had a ticket but was worried the space may be full by the time he gets there!  I think that happened to some people at the 24 hrs.

We shall soon find out  ;D

HI
You are right Fran, I have all the tickets but want to make sure I have a spot to park etc.

>Martini...

Nah nah na na nah!  ;D

Have (natch) read Werner's guide on the subject of "Karting Nord" but has anybody here used it?  Any further comments?

I have used it for the last few years during the 24 hour race.

Good points are:
1) get there early enough and you can pitch amonst the few trees right next to the track (the trees can offer a welcome bit of shade)
2) easy walk into the circuit
3) easy road access for getting out to Arnage and Mulsanne

Bad points are:
1) toliets and showers have long lines (during the 24 hour race anyway, especially the block closer to the circuit)
2) the ground is rough, lots of holes and chard ground, especially amonst the trees

And that is about it.

Having not been to the classic before, so I am not sure how much of the above will still be relevant.

could you post this on the 2007 feedback thread for us, cheers Peter editiorial team

Hi Peter,

I already agreed with Werner that I would add some detail about Karting Nord and campsite behaviour in general for next years guide.

I'll try and get it done over the next few days and send to him, and you.

Cheers Chris, that'll be fantastic.  Peter

Ta for the info on Karting Nord guys.   Should now be camped next to Doris on MB (having bunged the poor long-suffering dog in the kennels for the weekend!) :)

Hi All.  Newbie here!

I've camped on Karting about 5 times up until 3 years ago when it was taken over by Danish mushroom tents.  There are some nicer parts of Karting but watch out for the trees in lightning - one exploded during the 24 a few years back and I think there were some minor casualties..... either that or I was abusing my liver and have imagined the whole thing!

Karting does have a slight advantage over MB in that you can get tent pegs in the ground!  Also I'm sure the classic won't be over-run with Danes so getting to the lav shouldn't be so bad!!

The classic two years ago was fantastic and pratically empty.  I'm hoping that the camp sites aren't too oversubscribed as they were at the 24.

Hi there Champagne Charlie, does your name have anything to do with the shampoo bar visit we make at 2100 on Saturdays at LM???

Looks like the Classic is going to be very busy this year especially as they are selling tickets for two campsites!! Last classic there was always room for a game of football on MB. This year MB is sold out!!!

See you there.

PS. Look out for the Shampoo Bar meet at the classic. Definatly on Saturday evening at the Champagne  Bar in the village. Either at 2100 or 2230 yet to be decided.

Rick.

Thanks for the welcome!

I first acquired my nickname at school (which is a bit worrying).  I didn't realise the shampoo bar would be open during the classic.

I'll try and make it up there and say hello.  I need to track Doris down for a catch up and I guess the shampoo bar would be a good place to start!!

Doris will be on the CA enclave on MB from at least Friday onwards, look out for the CA flags and a lot of drunk english! Damn they will be all over the place!

Which site are you camping on or are you hoteling?

And the , I cannot say odd, Guernseyman with some Poo to spread, I did not have a lot of my LM24 bottle!!

Looking forward to it, let's tie down a time

>Martini...

We're on MB too so will look out for you all.

I guess we really have no excuse this weekend then.   ;)  Looking forward to catching up mate.   :D

Still needing 2 grandstand tickets for the Classic, can anyone help??

And after all that, half the grandstands were open to anybody! ???