If you had to choose one memory from this years Le Mans

[garyfrogeye]

Mine would be after leaving the Brethren's party, 4.am Friday night/Saturday morning pissing against the side of my own car humming along to "The Long and Winding Road" blaring out from the Brethren's stronghold.
It is a memory that will stay with me all of my life. It makes me smile to think of it now.

[pedersenkorsager]

mine will be getting a sms at 3.53 sat. morning saying" can you please pick us up in Le Mans city." One of my mates had thrown away all his clothes and was running naked down the street. So me off in a car to bring "home" 5 wasted danes along with 2 englishmen with orange hair.

[Queen Vic of the Melans]

If I had to choose one it would be returning from the pit walk on Friday with Doris, Kate and Hayley (dressed as witches) and dancing round the bins on BN to "Smack my Witch Up" only to see the Zarses arrive back to base with Lord & Lady Pig Pen and Princess Alex having been naked shopping.  I'll let someone else have the moment of Jeremys introduction to the Brethren, Zarse and Melans area...  WRONG!!!!

[Barry]

Jeremy being taken for a walk.

[Lawnmower Man]

Going for a ride on the No-Panic Bike fitted with a twist grip thingy that made Engine reving noises.

It seemed to go down well with the Mad Friday crowd in Bleu Sud and Houx Annex.

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[landman]

The Peugeot twatting the Pescarolo in the pit lane.

We were about 10 foot from it on the ACO stairs and saw it all.

Oh, and the naked bloke on the mini-scooter...

[Lazy B'stard]

Deciding in a moment of madness to go on the ferris wheel at 3am on the Sunday morning. I suffer from serious vertigo and a step ladder is about my limit. I absolutely shat my pants and cowered in the bottom of the gondola the whole time with out even looking. Worst part was my mate saying 'Si, its alright we have stopped' this was right at the top, and as anyone who knows vertigo as opposed to just a fear of heights will tell you that the urge to 'get off' was unbelievable. I could feel my legs trying to stand up and go for a walk. I've never been as shaken up in my life.

Si

[Plenty sideways...]

It was your idea !!!

The funniest things were the reply of "aye, avec chips love" to the poor lass in McDonalds and the nameless soul we met coming the other way through the tunnel at 5am who just stopped and said "there's no way out" very profound !! That's two, but both still make me laugh now !!

[Martini...LB]

Watching a mobile home driver trying to drive over my car... damage not too serious. The organiser of the group was very apologetic, the driver did not say a word.

Second was going on that damned bungee... it is vvvvvvery high.

>Martini...LB

[wishy]

Getting a mild case of sunstroke on Saturday and missing the Stranglers concert.

And being reminded on Sunday morning how good it was

[Andy]

 I had a blast up the Mulsanne in the middle of the parting sea of cars at 90mph on friday (needed to cool down in the baking sun) backed off seeing ing the distance a car park organised by the police

[Perdu]

what a dreadfully limiting question Gary

(you just had to impose limits dintcha)

probably seeing that evil girl doing such DREADFUL THINGS to poor young Rex's private portions

again and again

with a pen!

yuk

[ewan]

One of our group had a delicate tummy and had resorted to knees-down running to the latrines.

Later the same day, pondering...

"I'm not sure another beer would do my dodgy guts any good.
On the other hand, f*ck it."

We were next to the "smack my Witch up" show too: between the Brethren's 6am 100+dB disco for 5 seated people, and Werner's amazingly equipped crew.

[Paddy_NL]

...it must some idiot smashing the rear window of my van!

[Perdu]

...it must some idiot smashing the rear window of my van!

Hey boss

I seen him do it

that geezer was dead brazen too

for a reward I will testify for you

(Reminder to self, bring Entering motor vehicle kit some other times)