Nurburgring

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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Covkiller » Sat Jan 21, 2017 8:37 pm

The Nurburgring is a legal toll road in German law. Every crash has to be reported to the Police and a statement made. There is normally a policeman resident at the ring. I have seen many statements made by crashed drivers. German road law applies, a driver should not overtake on the right, i.e. undertake. Many people ignore this but they are breaking the law. Things have got worse over the years as people ignore the law. There is always someone faster than you, but you should only give way when you feel it is safe and the other driver should respect this.

Having said all of this your UK insurance means sweat FA.

I've been for the last 14 years and most years twice a year. My advise is take it easy for the 1st couple of laps and push harder as your confidence grows. Never ever ever push hard when it is raining / wet as you can loose it on the straight and there is so much rubber etc on the track it will stop your brakes working too.

:rant:

It is one of the last places in the world to rock up in what you brung, pay your money and off you go on the best race circuit in the world.

I love the place :bowdown:
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Re: Nurburgring

Post by chandler99 » Sun Jan 22, 2017 1:02 pm

BenHo wrote:Is there a setting you can change to adjust the headlights on a b7?

Thats a hell of a good question.. Anyone?????? My BMW M5 Touring had a little hatch and a leaver you could flick to sort it.. I'm sure there will be a system in the Audi too..

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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Shinobi675 » Mon Jan 23, 2017 10:44 pm

It's an awesome place! You'll bloody love it. Where you staying?
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Re: Nurburgring

Post by BenHol » Mon Jan 23, 2017 10:45 pm

Probably foxes hollow. I think although not booked yet. Can you recommend a good hotel?
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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Shinobi675 » Mon Jan 23, 2017 10:52 pm

The pistonklaus is nice but not in town. The Linder ferienpark is like a big estate of houses, perfect for loads of you! Really nice houses. Then in adenau I really like the Blaue Ecke, top place and right in town.
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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Shinobi675 » Mon Jan 23, 2017 10:53 pm

And you need to book a table at the pistonklaus regardless for the hot stone steaks!
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Re: Nurburgring

Post by GroundControl » Tue Jan 24, 2017 1:41 pm

chandler99 wrote:
BenHo wrote:Is there a setting you can change to adjust the headlights on a b7?

Thats a hell of a good question.. Anyone?????? My BMW M5 Touring had a little hatch and a leaver you could flick to sort it.. I'm sure there will be a system in the Audi too..
You can do it with VCDS - headlight module 55, adaptation coding for "Tourist solution"

See here or maybe here

You'll get a fault code appear in the DIS while it's enabled.

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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Jules » Tue Jan 24, 2017 1:50 pm

That's mad, there is a big chance myself and my mates will be there on the 19th May on our way back from Austria.
2 b7 rs4s
b5 rs4
e92 m3
Porsche cayman s
tuned mk5 gti,
320bhp t5 van

Just look out for a load of stupid low cars sparking all over the track lol
Drive low,park lower

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Re: Nurburgring

Post by BenHol » Tue Jan 24, 2017 2:04 pm

Jules wrote:That's mad, there is a big chance myself and my mates will be there on the 19th May on our way back from Austria.
2 b7 rs4s
b5 rs4
e92 m3
Porsche cayman s
tuned mk5 gti,
320bhp t5 van

Just look out for a load of stupid low cars sparking all over the track lol
Wow spot on I'll look out for you.

We now have a e92 M3 added to our list too.

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Re: Nurburgring

Post by Jules » Tue Jan 24, 2017 2:19 pm

BenHo wrote:
Jules wrote:That's mad, there is a big chance myself and my mates will be there on the 19th May on our way back from Austria.
2 b7 rs4s
b5 rs4
e92 m3
Porsche cayman s
tuned mk5 gti,
320bhp t5 van

Just look out for a load of stupid low cars sparking all over the track lol
Wow spot on I'll look out for you.

We now have a e92 M3 added to our list too.

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This is me come and say hi.
That looks cool, mines black too but an avant but may have a colour change before then so just look for a noisy low one ha ha
Drive low,park lower

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