Car/road enthusiast forums?

[Comstock]

I know about SABRE, I was just wondering what other car/driving/roads forums exist out there?

 

[Bromley boy]

Pistonheads is one of the best known. It has been described as the male equivalent of mumsnet.

https://www.pistonheads.com/

 

[Comstock]

Ok, thanks, I'll check Piston heads out.

 

[OuterDistant]

Try Auto****e as well, particularly for older or "wackier" cars.

 

[EM2]

And also Retro Rides.

 

[AM9]

Surely many of the petrolhead forums are full of invective about learners being allowed on 'their' motorways.

 

[Intercity 225]

Pistonheads is one of the best known. It has been described as the male equivalent of mumsnet.

https://www.pistonheads.com/

PistonHeads is a great site and forum, I've actually been to Le Mans with some of the guys from there and it was a right laugh!

 

[Bromley boy]

PistonHeads is a great site and forum, I've actually been to Le Mans with some of the guys from there and it was a right laugh!

I bet that was quite a trip. I’d like to do similar in future, the Nurburgring is on the list as well (if we are still allowed in post Brexit ).

Goodwood is the only real motoring “thing” I’ve done and I loved it both times I’ve been (both the FOS and the revival). The airfield is pretty decent to fly into as well.

 

[ComUtoR]

I bet that was quite a trip. I’d like to do similar in future, the Nurburgring is on the list as well (if we are still allowed in post Brexit ).

Goodwood is the only real motoring “thing” I’ve done and I loved it both times I’ve been (both the FOS and the revival). The airfield is pretty decent to fly into as well.

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There are a few 'petrolheads' at my depot. One is a real nutjob and takes his motor round Brands on a regular basis. I'm tempted to take mine :/ One has his 'Mr Magoo' car and attends classic meets regularly. I take my kids to Brands for various theme days and they aren't great but we do have a bit of fun and take some good photos.

I've always missed Goodwood due to timings with work but I really want to go.

 

[Intercity 225]

I bet that was quite a trip. I’d like to do similar in future, the Nurburgring is on the list as well (if we are still allowed in post Brexit ).

Goodwood is the only real motoring “thing” I’ve done and I loved it both times I’ve been (both the FOS and the revival). The airfield is pretty decent to fly into as well.

It was superb, did it two years in a row - we drove down in a convoy which included an Aston Martin One-77 and a classic Bentley that actually took part in the 1930 24 Hour race! Would absolutely go again and Nurburgring is on my list too.

And strangely enough I had tickets for Goodwood the day after the EU referendum but couldn't make it, I was due to fly back from a holiday in Marseille on referendum day but my flight was cancelled to due to a French air traffic control strike so I had to get a TGV, Eurostar then Virgin West Coast service to Manchester - managed to get back and vote in time but I was so shattered after all that, that I didn't fancy the long drive to Goodwood the following day!

 

[furnessvale]

Surely many of the petrolhead forums are full of invective about learners being allowed on 'their' motorways.

Don't forget the ones who want ALL speed limits abolished to be replaced by a concept of "safe speed".

Apparently, the only person who can decide what is a safe speed, is the nut behind the wheel!