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Bulletin Three - August 2009
The opportunity was taken at the TR Register International weekend at Malvern to hold a question and answer session about our plans for the 2010 Le Mans Classic.
Approximately 50 people attended and we hope the session was as useful to the attendees as it was to us the organisers.
We do not expect those present to remember all the questions asked or indeed the answers. So for those in attendance but more importantly perhaps for those unable to attend we noted the questions asked and the answers given and these are contained on the attached sheet for your information and reference.
Clearly there is still a fair bit of work to be done, and we have been on a very steep learning curve but overall judging from the feedback we have received we are pretty much on track. Little more can progress until the ACO re emerge and present us with the prices for 2010 and any changes to their modus operandi following their significant management changes.
What is certain is that the TR Register will be present in large numbers to enjoy a fantastic week end of classic racing. Included in the line up will be least three, possibly four TRs or derivatives including Mark Hoble’s TR2, Celia Steven’s Peerless, and Paul Hogan’s replica TR3S.
Watch out for the forthcoming LMC2010 micro site on the TR Register website which should be up and running by early September where all the latest information will be posted together with booking forms.
Regards all and thanks for your support.
Duncan Jolly - TRR LMC2010 Team
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