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Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 17th, '24, 16:37
by billinom8s
They're pretty much run through Phil Bevan. We did enquire about 10 years ago and they wanted 15k for the day.

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 18th, '24, 08:30
by julesh
1, and normal trackdays aren't ?
2, pay a bit more ride a proper track not a go kart track
3,no pressure on normal days, if there's enough people booked on your going to be in a group with mostly swb members and the odd few strangers
4, yep

Ask the guys who did Anglesey this year, they had a blast

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 18th, '24, 20:53
by Kata
Could put a bit of a sub on the price and pay an instructor?

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 19th, '24, 04:41
by billinom8s
I would if I knew of any

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 21st, '24, 06:00
by Scotty
Tvrv37 wrote: Sep 17th, '24, 12:06 I appear to stand corrected.

Copied off a quick google search:

To become a motorcycle track day instructor, you'll need to meet the following qualifications:
.........
Does this google search specifically state Track Day Instructor? As stated by others the only instructors that I've seen on trackdays have been high level (ie. National Licence holding) racers. I'm pretty certain that these guys (sadly never saw a female instructor) weren't qualified to teach people how to pass their CBT and Mod tests.
Sadly it would appear that Llandow circuit's relatively new owners have had their wrists slapped over protocol regarding an injured participant on one of their events and decided that taking money from YouTube [Censored] in their cars is less hassle so that will be their main activity going forward.
Unfortunately it's their toy box so they can say who plays in it.

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 21st, '24, 07:09
by Jug
I'm surprised car owners want to use Llandow it's barely long enough for bikes.
Things go in cycles so give it a few years and that crowd may have moved on, and then those new owners may be forced to become more accommodating.

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 23rd, '24, 11:19
by wurzel58dog
I wonder if westonzoyland is possible? Used to take mx bikes there.... maybe there's scope for some super moto or gymkhana sprint or similar short track stuff

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Sep 23rd, '24, 20:17
by billinom8s
Scotty wrote: Sep 21st, '24, 06:00 Sadly it would appear that Llandow circuit's relatively new owners have had their wrists slapped over protocol regarding an injured participant on one of their events and decided that taking money from YouTube [Censored] in their cars is less hassle so that will be their main activity going forward.
Unfortunately it's their toy box so they can say who plays in it.
That would be our event back in June.

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Oct 5th, '24, 18:27
by Red5
Ha, see ya Llandow... been a pleassure but you know what, not going to fight to give you my money. Now make your thoughts perfectly clear so we're not left with false hope. TTFN. :ymapplause:

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Oct 5th, '24, 18:29
by Red5
Jug wrote: Sep 21st, '24, 07:09 I'm surprised car owners want to use Llandow it's barely long enough for bikes.
Things go in cycles so give it a few years and that crowd may have moved on, and then those new owners may be forced to become more accommodating.
They'll have to be extremely humble and cheap to entice us back if they're f'=+&*%^ us off so readily right now. I say cheerio...

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Oct 8th, '24, 09:34
by julesh
menzies3032 wrote: Sep 17th, '24, 11:42 Ok so first question…..
Qualified instructor….. how do you learn to be one of those? Me personally would be interested.
Errr....no Rob ....reality check needed here

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Dec 9th, '24, 18:09
by wurzel58dog
Phil Bevan is not doing Pembrey for 2025. Apparently Pembrey are doing it for themselves!

Re: llandow 2025

Posted: Dec 9th, '24, 20:10
by billinom8s
Good.

The riders briefings were unbearable.