Do u have to have a full licence to do pratice days on mondello ? is there any way around this if you dont have one ? e.g a prodrift licence etc . ??
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Do u have to have a full licence to do pratice days on mondello ? is there any way around this if you dont have one ? e.g a prodrift licence etc . ??
You do have to have a full licence.
i read somewhere on here about a year ago that you do .... do you think they would let you in provided you behave ?
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just found this
http://www.mondello.ie/track_days/ca...ack_day_rules/
maybe their not as strict ?
I doubt it. I presume there is ways around it, I mean hopefully there is because I can't find my licence at the moment and will need it for the 30th.
your also 18 and well known on this site .... so u mite be favoured over the likes of me :(...:rolleyes:
you definatly need a full licence , although i think if you have a Motorsport ireland competition licence you are allowed to do mondello days ,but that might only relate to grip track days,Your best bet is to just ring them and ask!
drift day in mondello :confused::confused::confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg
is that the only way around it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbyrneae86
Im not even certain that they allow that .I only know this because a friend of mine has a competition licence with Motorsport Ireland but hasn't got a road licence and he wanted to do track days ,ill ask him later and find out for you as i not fully sure . Oh and if you can use a motorsport ireland licence they dont come cheap!!!:p
18 and the rest. hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Stevie e39 drift
Yip. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by S14a johno
I went to my first drift practise day in mondello last year and forgot my licence and I had the MI licence in the car by chance so I brought that in and they letr me out
Just talked to my mate there, they will only allow a full licence in mondello for track/practice days ,he mailed mondello about it ,someting to do with insurance.