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  1. #1
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    Hello,

    I've just bought my ticket(s) for the saturday.

    C u there.

    Rod

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    We have bought our tickets as well

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    Senna tribute takes shape

    Posted on 27 February 2013
    Plans to celebrate Ayrton Senna at the 2013 Donington Historic Festival are well underway, with a mixture of static displays in the Paddock and on-track demonstrations of cars which played a significant role in the career of the late triple World Champion already confirmed for the event.
    From F3 to F1…
    In 1982 Ayrton Senna won the British and European F2000 Championships, and was rewarded with a drive in the season-end F3 race in a Ralt RT3. He famously won the race, and that very RT3 will be demonstrated on the track at the Donington Historic Festival.
    During his F3 Championship-winning season in 1983, Senna enjoyed his first-ever drive in an F1 car, testing Keke Rosberg’s Monaco GP-winning Williams-Cosworth FW08C at Donington Park. That very same FW08C is now a star feature of the Donington Collection, and this important machine is coming out of the museum for the Festival.
    As a result of his impressive F1 tests in 1983, Senna moved into Grand Prix racing full-time in 1984, and his first Formula One race car – the famous 1984 Toleman TG-184-02 Hart turbo – will also be displayed at the Festival. This is the car that Senna drove to a spectacular second place in the 1984 Monaco GP, overtaking Alain Prost for the lead but being robbed of his first Grand Prix win when heavy rain stopped the race the following lap.
    Also on display will be the 1986 JPS Lotus Renault Turbo in which Senna won the US GP at Detroit. The young Brazilian started the race in pole position, but tyre problems saw him initially fall back to eighth place, with the race lead changing hands six times between five drivers before – equipped with fresh tyres – Senna carved his way through the field to take victory.
    …and the Welsh forests!
    And there will also be two unusual ‘Senna cars’ on display – an MG Metro 6R4 and the Brooklyn Motorsport Ford Sierra RS Cosworth. These were among five rally cars that Ayrton Senna test-drove in a Welsh forest in November 1986, for a feature that appeared in Car and Car Conversions magazine.
    … and yet more…
    Senna fans can see even more of their hero’s racing machinery if they pay a visit to the Donington Collection over the weekend, where they will find a McLaren MP4/5/B-1 that Senna drove during his World Championship-winning 1990 season. And the Festival organisers are working on appearances of further Senna cars at the event, along with a selection of memorabilia and Keith Sutton’s personal collection of photographs from Senna’s early career.

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    Tickets bought for Saturday.
    我々の祈り、日本に届きますように。

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    Do we have a club stand or are we just assigned to the car park?

    Ian

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    Booked tickets for Donington Historical for the Sunday. Like Ian above not sure about Club Stand car park.

    Kingsley
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    Yes we do have a club stand or should I say allocated area, don't think we will have any shelter though, so a couple of folding chairs in the boot may be useful.
    When you book your tickets use our club code ( NSXCBDHF13) to get 2 for 1 and a car pass, which if the same as 2011 will get you through the tunnel and park in the infield usually from Redgate down through Craner curves.
    Anybody fancy doing a few parade laps, all the car clubs are allowed on track during the lunch break, just a few cars from each club so let me know if you fancy it and I'll do what I can.

    Cheers Martyn.

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