Chris69 wrote:I'm understand this "record" your attempting is to gather about 500 toyota's in one place.
The important word in the title of the record is 'Parade'. The cars all need to be driven simultaneously. A factory production line or parking lot doesn't qualify.
Chris69 wrote:You'll have to excuse my ignorance but why?
Why do people do anything? George Mallory is reputed to have answered the question "Why do you want to climb Mount Everest?" with the words "Because it's there".
Chris69 wrote:Why not put some logistics and planning into something useful or at least get everyone to chuck in a tenner for charity, make it worthwhile.
What you deem 'useful', I might not. As for supporting a charity, great idea. Except that getting a consensus could be somewhat tricky as almost everyone has their own favourite.
Howlin_Mad wrote:Yeah we know about the rules now Tony
Really? Then please explain this as it seems TG still doesn't get it (GWR's criteria).
topgun wrote:What I can't understand is how they can beat our record
Howlin_Mad wrote:I'm 99.9% sure if we get the members willing to turn up, we'll cane the UAE record by a long shot
I have no wish to p*** on your chips but without the active support of other Toyota clubs as mentioned previously I just can't see sufficient numbers materialising. Which brings us back to the thorny question of whether egos will get in the way.
Bear in mind that Rockingham attracted 300+ whereas two years later Silverstone only got 226. My experience is that since the recession began to really turn the screw on people's discretionary spending the attendance at OC runs/meets has dropped by a considerable margin.
Silverstone circuit can easily accommodate the numbers if the organisational team is able to cope with them -
http://rumors.automobilemag.com/new-wor ... 70323.html