passengers...

[minty83]

just a quick question? what do they need? just there entry wrist bands?:)

[Penfold aka The Dealer]

just a quick question? what do they need? just there entry wrist bands?:)

I beleive so, They may have to sign a disclaimer before being allowed on track + may recieve a passanger lap ticket after..

[sihorton]

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Anybody know about second drivers, as on normal trackdays they pay an additional £20 ish for a second driver.

Si

[clee]

This is not a normal trackday as that would be at least £150 per driver :rolleyes:
To drive you must buy a Tracktime ticket .

[sihorton]

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Ok, so what do they need to be a passenger then?

i'll give you the bigger picture, i run with a small crew of mechanics with my rallycross car and wanted to offer them the chance to jump in as the car is usually only used on competative events and not just a fun day like your meeting.

[clee]

They buy an entry ticket .
http://www.rtoc.org/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=68&zenid=b65fc68cfd48a27abc36a1e1f8787552
There will be a small fee, a couple of quid , for a passenger pass and they need to sign an indemnity .

[minty83]

They buy an entry ticket .
http://www.rtoc.org/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=68&zenid=b65fc68cfd48a27abc36a1e1f8787552
There will be a small fee, a couple of quid , for a passenger pass and they need to sign an indemnity .
is this small fee taken on the day?>

[D4WNO]

Yeah, that'll be taken when they sign their form and are given their wrist-band :)

Don't forget they'll need their helmets too, safety first :agree:

[clee]

Yes .
From the shop tent I would expect :agree: