Recent track day at Sepang... how many GT3s and GT2s can you spot?
#16
12-14-2009, 04:12 PM
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Harold, is it a Porsche club event, or a bunch of like minded guys who meet? I'm in KL and thinking of casual tracking. Any restrictions for cabrios, I notice one in the group. Do you turn up on the day or is there some pre-registration needed? Cost? I know more questions than answers in life!
Do drop by on 15/1 afternoon session as we have a mixed group going up and have a chat. will see if we can get you on that track day if you are keen. Cabriolets etc all welcome for sure! Pre registration needed as there are limited slots. Cost for a PCS event is MYR600, for other events its more like MYR400...
Check out the recent thread on this event at...
porschesgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2062&sid=d6a7e425b252bd91428b 353f437ba6ed
Last edited by GT3 Chuck; 12-22-2009 at 12:04 AM. Reason: link to another forum
#17
12-14-2009, 04:14 PM
wow so many sick cars ! and i know cars cost a bomb in singapore too !! judging from the plates, most of the cars were from singapore.
#19
12-14-2009, 06:46 PM
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yes mate, actually all cars were from Singapore. you been here before? do let us know next time you are here and we can catch up!
#21
12-15-2009, 02:53 AM
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awesome. what a small world. I know Arj was looking after it for you for the longest time! Its a beautiful car! What are you now driving in Dubai?
#22
12-15-2009, 06:29 AM
Recently sold my C63 AMG and bought a low mileage 2008 GT3 clubsport. Basically the same spec as my old car in Singapore except more leather in the the interior, PCCBs and is arctic silver (nowhere near as nice as slate grey IMO, but I can live with it!). Looking forward to taking it out on the Yas Marina circuit when it opens to the public sometime in 2010 hopefully.
#23
12-15-2009, 07:05 AM
[quote=Harold;2653494]Please do join us! 11/12 was a PCS event, we have another on 15/1 that is a mix of cars! Actually had a friend based in KL who came down with his car on 11/12... he is a member of PCS but based in KL.
Do drop by on 15/1 afternoon session as we have a mixed group going up and have a chat. will see if we can get you on that track day if you are keen. Cabriolets etc all welcome for sure! Pre registration needed as there are limited slots. Cost for a PCS event is MYR600, for other events its more like MYR400...
Check out the recent thread on this event at...
porschesgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2062&sid=d6a7e425b252bd91428b 353f437ba6ed
Can't make the next event but thanks for the offer. I'll keep my eye on the event calender, drop by for a look and say hi.
Do drop by on 15/1 afternoon session as we have a mixed group going up and have a chat. will see if we can get you on that track day if you are keen. Cabriolets etc all welcome for sure! Pre registration needed as there are limited slots. Cost for a PCS event is MYR600, for other events its more like MYR400...
Check out the recent thread on this event at...
porschesgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2062&sid=d6a7e425b252bd91428b 353f437ba6ed
Can't make the next event but thanks for the offer. I'll keep my eye on the event calender, drop by for a look and say hi.
Last edited by GT3 Chuck; 12-22-2009 at 12:05 AM. Reason: embedded link to antother forum
#24
12-15-2009, 11:25 PM
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Rep Power: 63 Recently sold my C63 AMG and bought a low mileage 2008 GT3 clubsport. Basically the same spec as my old car in Singapore except more leather in the the interior, PCCBs and is arctic silver (nowhere near as nice as slate grey IMO, but I can live with it!). Looking forward to taking it out on the Yas Marina circuit when it opens to the public sometime in 2010 hopefully.
#26
12-21-2009, 11:56 PM
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Yes mate, its really awesome to have regular access to a world class F1 track. Lots of interesting off camber turns etc that can and do catch the unweary driver by surprise.
We run the full track for our trackdays which is just over 5.5km of bliss, with the narrowest part of the track still standing at over 16 meters over an area of 90 hectares.
Amazingly, the lap record is 1min 38sec by Montoya. By comparison, a championship winning Carrera Cup car can do 2.10, with an RSR doing maybe a couple seconds faster.... shows just how amazing F1 cars and their drivers really are...
We run the full track for our trackdays which is just over 5.5km of bliss, with the narrowest part of the track still standing at over 16 meters over an area of 90 hectares.
Amazingly, the lap record is 1min 38sec by Montoya. By comparison, a championship winning Carrera Cup car can do 2.10, with an RSR doing maybe a couple seconds faster.... shows just how amazing F1 cars and their drivers really are...
#27
12-28-2009, 02:02 AM
This was by far the largest GTcars turn out ever in the history of Porsche Club Singapore trackdays. 9 GT3s ( 2 of which are RS ) and 2 GT2s.
Yeah Harold...
Oz Allegerita is knocking on your door
Yeah Harold...
Oz Allegerita is knocking on your door
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