British Pedal Car Grand Prix (2 hour endurance Race)
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Daytime phone number: 01425 620062 Cliff Polton
Evening phone number: 07891 336419 James Stride
First name: James
Surname: Stride
Ringwood’s “British Pedal Car Grand Prix” ~ Sunday 13th July 2008
Celebrates its 21st Anniversary http://www.dry-wall.co.uk/BritishPedalCarGrandP...
Paddy McGuiness & Rory McGrath racing.
Andy Jackson from Wave 105.2fm racing.
Bournemouth Echo racing.
With crowds of 8,000 to 10,000, the competitive tension, the thrills and spills, the enthusiastic commentary, the atmosphere of a Sunday afternoon, all go to make this a unique and most memorable experience.
amazing community event sees 36 pedal-powered cars from all over the country take over the streets Ringwood town centre for a two hour sprint race in the style and razzmatazz of “Formula One Racing” at 2pm on Sunday 13th July 2008. This off-beat is something everyone should do at least once or at the very least come along as a spectator.
Race Day; The pedal cars assemble in the Furlong Centre from 10.00am, and are displayed there for the morning, prior to the parade laps from 1.30pm, with the race starting at 2.00pm. Spectators are able to walk around the whole course to watch the race from various different vantage points. The whole emphasis of the event is to have FUN! The pedal cars vary greatly in design with some very light and aerodynamic competitive cars, whilst others are built to amuse the crowds. The teams can change have their own pits and are allowed to change riders at the pit stops as many times as they like, which makes pit lane viewing very interesting for the spectators!
The chequered flag is waved at the winning car at 4.00pm and the champagne spraying trophy presentations are held on the podium rostrum at 4.15pm.
Further Details:
Daytime phone number: 01425 620062 Cliff Polton
Evening phone number: 07891 336419 James Stride
First name: James
Surname: Stride
Ringwood’s “British Pedal Car Grand Prix” ~ Sunday 13th July 2008
Celebrates its 21st Anniversary http://www.dry-wall.co.uk/BritishPedalCarGrandP...
Paddy McGuiness & Rory McGrath racing.
Andy Jackson from Wave 105.2fm racing.
Bournemouth Echo racing.
With crowds of 8,000 to 10,000, the competitive tension, the thrills and spills, the enthusiastic commentary, the atmosphere of a Sunday afternoon, all go to make this a unique and most memorable experience.
amazing community event sees 36 pedal-powered cars from all over the country take over the streets Ringwood town centre for a two hour sprint race in the style and razzmatazz of “Formula One Racing” at 2pm on Sunday 13th July 2008. This off-beat is something everyone should do at least once or at the very least come along as a spectator.
Race Day; The pedal cars assemble in the Furlong Centre from 10.00am, and are displayed there for the morning, prior to the parade laps from 1.30pm, with the race starting at 2.00pm. Spectators are able to walk around the whole course to watch the race from various different vantage points. The whole emphasis of the event is to have FUN! The pedal cars vary greatly in design with some very light and aerodynamic competitive cars, whilst others are built to amuse the crowds. The teams can change have their own pits and are allowed to change riders at the pit stops as many times as they like, which makes pit lane viewing very interesting for the spectators!
The chequered flag is waved at the winning car at 4.00pm and the champagne spraying trophy presentations are held on the podium rostrum at 4.15pm.
http://www.dry-wall.co.uk/BritishPedalCarGrandP...
Start date: Sun Jul 13, 2008
End date: Sun Jul 13, 2008
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