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FROSTY
13th June 2009, 22:01
Hey folks I met a cool young fella today . He's getting into racing gently via the trackday and F3 route.
I'd really like to be able to help him out for his first meeting or two but he's definitely going to be a minefeild rider.
He needs to know how to get club membership and a licence Then just some tips with getting setup in the pits n stuff like that.
Could someone from Vic Club gimme a yeodle please.

Ohh and if ya see the Frosty leathers around the pits worn by a younger better looking fella than me do him a favour and go up n say hi.

quallman1234
13th June 2009, 23:17
Interweb has most of the information on it.

www.vicclub.co.nz

Racing > Getting started.

Skunk
13th June 2009, 23:48
Join an MNZ affiliated club (AMCC, VMCC (http://www.vicclub.co.nz), Pacific etc). Get a licence application from MNZ (http://www.mnz.co.nz). Enter an event.


Interweb has most of the information on it.

www.vicclub.co.nz

Racing > Getting started.
That would be: http://www.vicclub.co.nz/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=250

FROSTY
15th June 2009, 09:59
You guys are missin the point. I was hoping someone could just be there as a mentor for him

MSTRS
15th June 2009, 10:17
Tell him to get his arse to Manfeild this w/e. He should start by finding Clivoris (Clive)

Duke girl
15th June 2009, 11:27
Hey folks I met a cool young fella today . He's getting into racing gently via the trackday and F3 route.
I'd really like to be able to help him out for his first meeting or two but he's definitely going to be a minefeild rider.
He needs to know how to get club membership and a licence Then just some tips with getting setup in the pits n stuff like that.
Could someone from Vic Club gimme a yeodle please.

Ohh and if ya see the Frosty leathers around the pits worn by a younger better looking fella than me do him a favour and go up n say hi.

Just tell him to get onto the Vic Club website www.vicclub.co.nz and all the information is on there on how to get Started with Road Racing and also he can down load a Membership Form off there and then once he has become a Member of the Vic Club, he then can send his Membership card along with his payment to MNZ to get his MNZ Race Licence ok?.
Also tell him to come along this weekend to Manfield where he can meet the Vic Club committee and riders who would be more than happy to answer any further questions that he may have. Cheers Sue (Skip) VMCC

Ivan
15th June 2009, 12:16
I will be out on track in pro twins but am willing to give him advice if need be.

sharky
15th June 2009, 12:22
I would offer to help if I had any knowledge worth imparting.:yes:
What number is he anyway?

neil_cb125t
15th June 2009, 19:33
PM sent - i could try and give him some pointers....

Skunk
15th June 2009, 19:39
You guys are missin the point. I was hoping someone could just be there as a mentor for him
Sorry Tony, your point wasn't very clear. We are so short handed we don't have any committee members free on a race day. We do our best to help anyone who approaches us though - we want the riders to have fun of course. If he wanders up to anyone wearing a Vic Club jacket (grey and black with Vic Club on the back) or a visi-vest we should be able to help. I can be found in Pit lane most of the time.
What you really need is another experienced rider to help him out.

FROSTY
15th June 2009, 20:07
Thanks guys.. Yea would be cool. Might just be this old farts gonna hafta come down and show him how its done. Then he at least will know what NOT to do

Sidewinder
15th June 2009, 20:11
You guys are missin the point. I was hoping someone could just be there as a mentor for him

well you asked about the lience part so you got told!
its like everything in life, you have to make your own mates, other people cant make them for u!

Sidewinder
15th June 2009, 20:14
well if vic club or anyone wants a hand i can help out cuz im going with a mate but havent got my new bike as yet, and dont think choppas going so dont have to be his right hand man

codgyoleracer
16th June 2009, 08:54
Hey Frosty, not sure if i am goi9ng to be there on the day , but if help needed on any other matters - happy to help where i can.
Glen

sinfull
16th June 2009, 09:04
Thanks guys.. Yea would be cool. Might just be this old farts gonna hafta come down and show him how its done. Then he at least will know what NOT to do
Can he change tyres ?? Fit tyre warmers ?? Stand ready with a rear stand ?? Talk shit ??
Any of the above and he'll fit right in to any pitt, but tell him to come say hi, i'll train him up on the talk shit bit !

Sidewinder
16th June 2009, 21:36
Can he change tyres ?? Fit tyre warmers ?? Stand ready with a rear stand ?? Talk shit ??
Any of the above and he'll fit right in to any pitt, but tell him to come say hi, i'll train him up on the talk shit bit !

i can train him with shit talking, i do it best bro

ajturbo
16th June 2009, 21:52
fuck... was he bucket racing on sunday???

tell him to pop in and see me, i will be there all weekend.....

sinfull
16th June 2009, 22:08
i can train him with shit talking, i do it best bro
Awww cut it out au, since when ?

Foxzee
16th June 2009, 22:08
Thanks guys.. Yea would be cool. Might just be this old farts gonna hafta come down and show him how its done. Then he at least will know what NOT to do

Like break a bone or two Frosty!!!!!!!:doh:

Sidewinder
16th June 2009, 22:10
Awww cut it out au, since when ?

snice about 4 eva oi! you gona be at manfield you pussy? i got no bike but im gona go with brad the bad anyway for a perv, and be the LG rep for the weekend but will just be walking around with my cigee in my mouth and a can of v like normal

Clivoris
17th June 2009, 20:47
I can't help with the shit talk, I'm tooooo reeal:woohoo:
However. He might be intrested in this. Please add as you see fit.
Hi Pete.
There is a good thread about getting started on here and on the VMCC site. If you're talking more about what happens at the track it's mostly just a matter of jumping in and giving it a go. Have you done any trackdays?
At a race meeting it's best to get there as early as you can (unless you have booked a garage), gates open around 7. At manfield the early arrivals can get one of the pit stalls for free and there is often space for two bikes in each stall. Then you rock up to sign on to sign in and get your transponder. Riders briefing occurs around 8.30. Mostly we get one practice/qualifying session then wait around to see how we qualified. Then you pick up a sticker to put on the front of the bike and work out where you are going to be placed on the starting grid. We get 3 calls to the dummy grid/staging area then it's out for a warm up lap, grid up and wait for the start lights to light up, then go out, then you're racing. Most racers are very helpful and friendly on the day, so introduce yourself to the people around you. Are you racing this weekend? Come up and say gidday. I am on #145 in the scrutineering shed. If we had space I would invite you in to point you in the right direction but it honestly wont take you long to get some help. If you aren't racing this weekend it might be worth coming along to say gidday and have a look. Top marks for giving it a go mate.
Clive

Sidewinder
17th June 2009, 20:59
I can't help with the shit talk, I'm tooooo reeal:woohoo:
However. He might be intrested in this. Please add as you see fit.
Hi Pete.
There is a good thread about getting started on here and on the VMCC site. If you're talking more about what happens at the track it's mostly just a matter of jumping in and giving it a go. Have you done any trackdays?
At a race meeting it's best to get there as early as you can (unless you have booked a garage), gates open around 7. At manfield the early arrivals can get one of the pit stalls for free and there is often space for two bikes in each stall. Then you rock up to sign on to sign in and get your transponder. Riders briefing occurs around 8.30. Mostly we get one practice/qualifying session then wait around to see how we qualified. Then you pick up a sticker to put on the front of the bike and work out where you are going to be placed on the starting grid. We get 3 calls to the dummy grid/staging area then it's out for a warm up lap, grid up and wait for the start lights to light up, then go out, then you're racing. Most racers are very helpful and friendly on the day, so introduce yourself to the people around you. Are you racing this weekend? Come up and say gidday. I am on #145 in the scrutineering shed. If we had space I would invite you in to point you in the right direction but it honestly wont take you long to get some help. If you aren't racing this weekend it might be worth coming along to say gidday and have a look. Top marks for giving it a go mate.
Clive

shot bro if anyone wants help ill be wearing the LG shirt and bling, can change tyres and help with set up if im not helping my mate at the time that is lol

petebutler
21st June 2009, 19:13
cheers guys! goin to oz for a few weeks, but hopefully be at the 1st event at manfield in late july i beleive?? will just be cruisin at the back haha. see you all there

FROSTY
23rd June 2009, 18:56
Peteey boy--ya better be nice to clive---hes got your front stand.

Skunk
23rd June 2009, 19:19
So Tony, how did the 'new F3 racer' do? Did they get the help required?

FROSTY
24th June 2009, 14:05
Skunk--Petebutler IS the guy Im refering to.