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Thank god it rained and ae me a chance to cool down in my wet enduro runs on an almost empty track

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We did a runner to Belgium to catch the second half of the GT1 Spa 24Hr Race...but were busted by the time we got there and it was wet so as dusk set in we just grabbed a feed and crashed (after a few beers on the balcony listening to the GT1 and GT2 cars off in the distance.. So finally made it... After the SPA 24Hr race we hang around in a local pub, watched Webber throw away his second GP win of the year ...then prepared for the two days of fun driving Spa in this... There were some pretty serious/expensive cars floating around the pits...

Well, i had been trying to make it to Spa since 2004, it is the single track that i wanted to drive more then any other after watching F1 races there as a little kid, it was the track i remembered from year to year. So the timing was finally right, and Snowcone was going to be around the traps so i could hassle a friendly, rather then a stranger, though the consumption of booz was lower then expected...i think a function of the distances we were driving and the speeds we were driving. So first it was off to Salzburg for dinner and a stop over... Early in the morning we set off for an epic drive through the Alps, though with time getting away from us we only drive Grossglockner Pass, meaning we had to miss out on the Dolomites. After a lot of driving (I nananapped in the passenger seat as Snowcone kept himself amused dy driving between barricades and BIG trucks at speed on way too narrow roads) we ended up at a cool little German town named Rothenburg. From here the real driving was to start as we headed for Nurburgring, where as expected we were confronted with plenty of people. But before that a hardy meal... ...and something to wash it down with So all set for the traffic and buzz that was Nurburgring... The little terror for laps of the Ring Any colour 997 GT3 RS you could want There was also a wicked little E30 M3 From here it....

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