AdamR28

Fair play! Ours is about 98cm, old money... 38 1/2".

Vids please Nick

http://wtf1.co.uk/f1-2013-vs-f1-2014-first-lap-comparison-video/ Anyone who thinks the new cars sound better needs their head looking at

Yay! Our bit went to a neighbour so not sure what's happened with that...

Haha, yeah that is very North! We'd end up with the same whinging, just from Southerners instead

Not sure if serious... That was the most badly set up bit of the show!

Correct - we tried to make it as clear as possible by stating in the first line "Important info - please read through the whole product description before purchasing your ticket, to avoid any future confusion"... Sorry if you guys are missing it but short of flashing neon lights I don't think there's a clearer way. Wristbands will be sent early May, camping is free on Friday but no riding. Camping is free Sunday but no riding on Monday without paying extra to Barrow Farm.

Can measure ours if you like? That sort of construction you're thinking of would support a small elephant, can be much less beefy if you want.

All the sizes are listed on our site Monty are pretty small I think.

Yeah, a lot of places have potential but the work and cost involved in transforming them to something viable would be massive unfortunately.

We agree, it would save us lot of traveling as well, but venue is an issue...

Plenty going on, aye!

Just under half I think.

Loving the fact that Ricciardo battered Vettel, haha.

Good pads and OE brakes, all you need )

It'll be full of air.

Probably, but not ideal... You can just use two bottom halves if that's the sort of thing that floats your boat

Ideally, yes. Same reason you should avoid inverted 'loops' when fitting hard brake lines to a car.

Nearly - but the bleed port on the lever isn't the highest point. Have you tried bleeding with a syringe?

What's the science behind these? I find it hard to believe they work. Edit: Carb Blocker is extracted from white kidney bean which has been shown to prevent the body from properly digesting starch (carbohydrates). Low carbohydrate diets have become extremely popular with those trying to lose weight but they can often prove difficult to fully implement. Carb Blocker allows users to significantly reduce the amount of calories that they absorb from starchy foods such as pasta, potatoes and bread without the hassle of dropping these foods completely from their daily routine. The natural extract used in Carb Blocker works by preventing the enzyme alpha Amylase from breaking down carbohydrates into sugar and has been shown to reduce the amount of energy that the body can extract from starch. The bold bit sounds like it would have the opposite effect! Your body needs to break down the starch into sugar so you can use it as energy. If you don't break it down and use it then your body stores it as fat... The underlined bit might be true, but it's actually just a re-jig of the above bit in bold. I'm no expert but it sounds like bollocks to me. Can't you just get your family meals to be served up with a slightly smaller portion of whatever the starchy item is?

I've used one of these before: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DIY-Windscreen-Windshield-Repair-Kit-Glass-Chip-Crack-Repair-System-/170810090618?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item27c513247a - it did actually work! They were less visible afterwards. Edit: In fact that kit looks a fair bit better than the one I used, so should get a really good result.

I'd go with organic (kevlar) for trials, unless they are a specifically soft compound sintered, like the Jitsie pads for the Hope brakes.

Sort of the wrong attitude but just being realistic, haha. That thing will be twice the bhp/ton of Alex's car, and having driven a lowly (haha) 350bhp Exige on a track I can confirm there's pretty much f**k all with two seats that will touch it!

Got the bug now

Winner, thanks dude. Our bit is on the way today too, so should both get to him together on the same day