28/02/2012 20:59:08 Nick P I saw loads of people taking pictures. Anyone adding them to this site?

28/02/2012 21:26:56 Tim Guy Hi Nick There's 20 in the [COLOR=Red][URL="http://www.mgs-on-track.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/3147"]Goodwood gallery[/URL][/COLOR] so far.

28/02/2012 21:39:49 Martin C [quote=Tim Guy]Hi Nick There's 20 in the [COLOR=red][URL="http://www.mgs-on-track.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/3147"]Goodwood gallery[/URL][/COLOR] so far.[/quote] They are Nick's pictures ;)

29/02/2012 05:03:28 Tim Guy Ah.. Ooops ;)

29/02/2012 23:19:43 Col 180 Sorry no photos but have got a video from the blue session: [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkkuIyVJfBs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkkuIyVJfBs[/URL]

01/03/2012 19:01:47 andyrew46 [b]added some pics..[/b] Hi, I've added a few pics to the gallery,:) Have loads more to come.. enjoy!

02/03/2012 13:56:17 MetroMatt And here's my video: [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcFVJf0Eh1Q"]Blue Session 5[/URL] Thanks again to Steve for the hints he gave me in the last session. :)

04/03/2012 13:00:39 Trophy-Steve Nice video Matt and always a pleasure to pass on some tips, though I feel you would benefit greatly from an instructor session..or two ;) One thing I will mention that you can practise on the road - keeping within the law of course ! - is 'heel n toe'. (There are some vids on you tube that will help you with this) It will give you a smoother drive through corners and keep the car more stable. See you at the next event ! [URL="http://youtu.be/rkeHfC7ZIrI"]http://youtu.be/rkeHfC7ZIrI[/URL] [URL="http://youtu.be/VxGtx9xXhlM"]http://youtu.be/VxGtx9xXhlM[/URL]

04/03/2012 23:50:51 MetroMatt I had considered heel and toeing, but in the Metro it'd be near-impossible due to the positioning of the pedals; the brake is a lot higher than the accelerator, unlike Turkington's BMW where the pedals are probably specifically positioned for that kind of thing. If I get a car with more suitable pedals, however, I'll be interested for sure.

05/03/2012 13:05:37 Martin C [quote=MetroMatt]I had considered heel and toeing, but in the Metro it'd be near-impossible due to the positioning of the pedals[/quote] Hi Matt, It is possible in a Metro - I've had two MG's - but it takes a lot of practice and the best advice I ever got was via an instructor on a session. I can't emphasise enough what excellent value instruction is, especially when wanting to learn a particular technique, then the coaching is even better. After the first session with the instructor on coaching, tell him you particularly want to learn to heel & toe and the next two sessions he will get you into the basics - from then it is practice - practice - practice :D

12/03/2012 23:11:40 Nick P shame, I thought there would be more pics. It was such a great day.