2014 Le Mans 24 Hours

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BAR Smurfy and BAR Flicka maybe

could i please be put down as a maybe.

Just a thought for this. (Actually my dad thought this.) but if someone gets in contact with the ACO as they organised all the camping facilities there last year and see if they could reserve a plot that all 20+ of us could camp in?
Since we are throwing money at them, I'm sure they would jump at the chance.

Heard that they did it for a group near where we were camping and it looked epic fun could see TORA doing it. Having our own 'Fort TORA'  

Just a thought.

ok, this is a long shot but put me down for a maybe :O
Bradley Wingard

CRA Erebus wrote:ok, this is a long shot but put me down for a maybe :O
Bradley Wingard

 Serious?  

possibly!
depends on Uni, and whether i can get all the money for 2 tickets

where would it be (ie Le Mans 24 Hours 2014 Options
You can choose from the widest variety of options to experience Le Mans 2014 your chosen way:
- Travel Destinations at Porsche Curves Private Trackside Campsites
- Travel Destinations' Flexotel Village at the circuit
- Public campsites at the circuit
- Campsites a short distance from the circuit
- Hotel packages
- B&B or self-catering properties
- Static American Style Motorhomes at the circuit
- Race Team Hospitality)
so i can figure out how much it will cost for me and my gf

and the closes flight i can get to Le Mans is Paris...
210km away
and the flight from Brisbane to Paris is...
around 27 hours, even if it takes 3 hours LESS to get to England...
and it cost...
$3,056 plus about $300 plus for campsite (whatever we end up doing)
still very much a maybe, we'll see haha
really need to start saving haha

ok, chances now are looking thinner than i first thought
bring on Le Mans 2015?

I have a growing list of F4H drivers going. It is essentially an F4H meet like the one we had in 2010. Me and Bullet will be there anyway with TNTMadvic (F4H founder). We will drive from Madrid (F4H is a spanish owned team) to Paris like last time. Mega road trip and hopefully stay in Beasejour again near the porsche curves. We get tickets for the Ford Chicanes beside the ferrace wheel

It's quite cheap. Campsite is 30euro for a week, ticket was 126euro and that was for the whole week plus pit pass. It's extremely cheap to be there. The food and beer will cost the most plus whatever peoples travel expenses are.

There is Super markets and good local shops near the circuit too so fresh supply's are easy to get to.

How many people do we have?
If there's enough I will go to Travel Destinations and see what deals we can get

Me please....can you post on CQR and ask if anyone there wants in? I think there are a few ;O)

ohh man trying to book my tickets but every camp site around the track is fully booked or am i missing something ?

Cant make it anymore

BG Trash McNish wrote:ohh man trying to book my tickets but every camp site around the track is fully booked or am i missing something ?

Basic campsite called bojor or something  opposite the travel destinations site. Its inside the circuit its 50 euros for the week.

Put me down for a maybe. Also if i could fly into england and ride over with someone else, that would help a lot. i've never been and speak little french.

I will be there aswell  

Ok, so Ian and I are starting to look at tickets for the weekend and for camping. The ACO website has all but the furthest south campsite showing full. 1st Tickets usually has tickets on sale but they haven't updated since 2013. Does anyone know any other places to go for camping and weekend tickets?

We will be driving down from Scotland over to Le Mans for the weekend. My new car won't have a huge amount of space so could maybe take one more person with gear if they are interested. However, we won't be coming back after the weekend as we are then travelling over to Germany for the Nurburgring 24 Hours which is on the weekend after - again we are hoping to camp there.

Anyone got any good travel info for getting to Le Mans?

We drove from Madrid to Le Mans so we came up from the south. Was a bit of a challenge to actually find the track once you hit the town inself. You can hear the action but you have no clue where to go. We stayed in the Beasejour campsite which is beside the Porsche curves. You need to avoid the main entrance at all costs (at the ferrace wheel) which everyone seemed to do by mistake.

Camping costs about 30euros for the week which is cheap

Richy call me when you are back will chat how to get to le mans, (piston heads org a run coverall days which is fun get to do all cars in livery up)

Plus tarvel destinations

Richy give -

http://www.lemansrace.com/le-mans-24-hours/

A call

I honestly thought it would be cheaper than £400 for camping for a weekend. Am I reading this right? They also want to charge £85 for a grandstand seat?

I don't need travel arrangements, just a campsite pitch and general admission tickets. I assumed the track would be open around it for spectators.

Yea Grandstands cost a bit, TD have spots of camping at porsche curves think most tickets selling out fast due to porsche return