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Thread: O/T BTCC Prices
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13th January 2007, 11:55 #1
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O/T BTCC Prices
Just bought our tickets to the BTCC Rockingham round & was pleasantly surprised at how much it is. £21 for me, my 6 year old & my 10 year olsd nephew, bargain!
Cheaper than last year's Ovalfest!Kerchow!
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13th January 2007, 19:19 #2
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Agreed, far better value than that aswell. Ovalfest was alright but the ticket prices were extortionate imo!
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13th January 2007, 20:21 #3
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Don't forget you've got to pay extra to get into the paddock unlike Thunder Sunday or The Ovalfest (unless you're wearing orange).
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I'll be at the Rock for BTCC, i watched the last BTCC meet there on TV and it was amazing. £21 with kids free mustn't grumble!
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14th January 2007, 17:12 #5
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Originally Posted by ChigleyKerchow!
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14th January 2007, 17:58 #6
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Originally Posted by Chigley
We didn't have paddock passes last time they were there but still got to chat to Muller and get his autograph for my gf who'd gone all giggly and weak at the knees
(I'm in trouble if she sees this ):up: :D
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14th January 2007, 18:24 #7
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My reference for saying that is taken from Rockingham's website and the knowledge that ever other round of the BTCC I have been unfortunate enough to attend spectators have had to pay for paddock access outside of the hour pit walkabout at lunch time.
See: http://www.rockingham.co.uk/btcc.asp the detail at the bottom of the page associated with "Entrance ticket to the circuit and hospitality suite*". If people having access to hospitality suites have to pay for paddock access I can't see "Joe Public" not having to pay.
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14th January 2007, 21:51 #8
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At the last rockingham BTCC meeting, pitlane & paddock access was included.
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If youre taking kids its pretty good value but it seems a bit pricey for someone like myself with no children in tow so doubt i'll be there.Its a bit of a disappointment for me especially as i'm away april 29th.
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15th January 2007, 19:26 #10
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I'd be surprised, been attending BTCC since the 1980s and can't remember ever having to pay for paddock access before.
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