Back in Kent safe and sound CA bush telegraph operating normally.

Sorry your day fell apart for you Brad.  I understand how you both must be feeling right now. 

Great evening - thanks for driving over guys and Fran.  Had an excellent time. It's great to have a proper chat sometimes away from the race when I have other things to occupy my time!

Mike, I had never heard the expression : "So tight he only ever breathes in" but I won't forget it in a hurry!

Yes, I have thanks so much.  Have been wandering the countryside with intermitent web access but now chez family Nopanic so will respond properly in the morning!

I'll try to help make it a three line whip!

Excellent to see an attempt to publicise proper motor sport for a change!

Bump.

Are skeetum and I the only ones coming then? 

Yes, I know that there used to be a lot more of this sort of stuff but I usually missed it.  Nothing quite like the sight of 60 odd race-ready sports cars driving through a small Belgian town whilst you sup on your glass of Bordeaux blanc now is there?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/97986095@N00/sets/72157630851376658/

I believe that was Jules's point, n'est-ce pas?  Jeez, you can tell that the average DM journalist/reader concentrated really hard during geography lessons.

  I couldn't resist either.

I promise you, I never read the thing - picked up from another forum.  I would hate anybody to think such an apalling  thing of me.

Yes, I know that as motor racing movies go Le Mans was better than most - and that doesn't say much - but ffs it's just a watch!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2182161/Steve-McQueens-iconic-Tag-Heuer-watch-motor-racing-movie-Le-Mans-sells-800-000-auction.html

I concur with the 12 year old bit  but not the hair cut.  Those should be illegal.  

And is Tor Graves really British (I thought he was Thai?)

Nice entry though - apart from the sad lack of Porkers in GT - and it still looks thin after the 60+ who turned up in Belgium at the weekend.  Once again, P2 looks to be where all the action is.

Sorry about that, it was some race - bar the rather dull outcome and the Spa rain!  My chair has a support for my leg (it doesn't bend much either) which makes it a great deal comfier.

If the Commerce is full, try the Corail in the same location - great grub to boot.  If totally stuck my local hotel is great but a bit far. 

I will never forget my Dad driving me down the Mulsanne when I was 6 (we were on our way to Sion in the Vendee also as it happens).  Keep up the good work - you might have a motor racing companion for years to come, just as he did!