Inland National Championships - Queen Mary SC - 26th-27th October 2013

[roland_trim]

Social, for ease of transportation my vote is for 2 or 3.

So I see.  With regards a social I suggest we could do one of 3 things:
1. Be social and join the B14's.  I've never been to The Goat though have been past it many times and never felt the urge to stop off.   Would need motor instead of foot power from our house to get there.  Similar distance to either for those stopping in the Premier Inn, Holiday Inn or TL.

2. The Magpie (where we have drunk before by the river) will have just been re-furbished (closed at the moment) with new inside, new kitchen and new menu.  Could be worth checking out drink and food this time - we could reserve a space inside.  Nicer location than the Goat for a beer though can't speak for the differences on food

3.  The tried and tested beer and curry approach as per the past 2 years (Magpie and Shahin).

We can pin the trackers to the youngsters so when they drink too much and fall in the river we know where to fish for them.

[andy_peters]

Your wish is my command.  We were at The Magpie last night and I have booked dinner for 20-25 people at 7:30.  I'll up-load the menu at some point.  Pub (including kitchen) has just been re-done and they are no longer tied to Greene King ales so they have quite a good selection of local beers.

[Graham Bridle]

Andy, if it helps you with numbers, I am pretty sure we wont be around Saturday night.

[andy_peters]

Forgot to say the upstairs is now a restaurant so I guess that means it is OK for those with crews who look under 18.

Usual floor space available at our house for those who will be around Sat eve.  Or there is now a Premier Inn and Travelodge right by Sunbury X.

[simon_jones]

Could Dean and I grab some kippage space? Thanks

[deefender1098]

suicide is now in and would be happy with putting the money in for a boat tracker, at least then somebody might know where were going!!
Also if we could grab some floor space for helm and crew that would be much appreciated

look forwards to seeing you all there

[roland_trim]

Team Poppy are in, no floor space as helm snores too loudly...

[andy_peters]

Team Poppy are in, no floor space as helm snores too loudly...

Garage for Roland!

All others welcome indoors....

[andy_peters]

and the menu for those who take a long time to decide.

Or if you are a hard up student there is a chip shop within walking distance, a bench by the river for eating them and the pub below the restaurant for beer

[Graham Bridle]

My word, smoked duck and pomegranate salad at a cherub event ! Who said the demographic has changed ?

[Torchy]

Dry Martini, shaken not stirred please...

[Flew]

Hi,

Any idea where I can see a copy of the NOR or SI's? [Ben I will sign up to the association in next couple of days when I get some free time]

Cheers Chris [Ronin]

[BenR]

Hi Chris,
The NOR will be up tomorrow on the QMSC website with some luck and the SI's will be available on registration.
I have edited the first post in this thread to include the start times and entry fee etc.
When you get a chance that would be great!

Ben

[andy_peters]

Ben,

The details need changing slightly.  The final timings and entry is as follows:

Timings are:
3 races each day back to back.
Race briefing 11:00 Saturday
First start Saturday 12:00
First start Sunday 10:30

GPS Tracking will be provided and replays available - see our tracking
page for examples of previous events:
http://www.tractrac.com/index.php?page=clubpage&id=20

The entry fee of £35 includes tracking.

NoR and SI's attached

[roland_trim]

Corrected on the front page of this thread - Well done Ben.

Andy, although I've not spent too much time in your garage, I think my crew has kindly booked accommodation for Sat next to the pub!