i wanna go here.. (big pic)

now this is coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

thats at grove, the williams factory



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24 Heures Du Mans 18-19 June 2005

any body got more pic's!? this looks exelent.. i wanna goooooooo.. :'

Great!




Remember the legends

Donington's better ...

well.. i'm going to england... and i'm a huge Williams fan... so uhm.. i think i'll be going there..

thats a funny sponsor on the first car in the line on the front wing endplates 'Paints'. 'Paint your walls with Paint'



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RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

They had a competition a few years ago, where a first year A-level student could go to the Williams factory for the summer to get experience in engineering and all sorts of stuff like that.

***Insert Homer gargling sound here***

thats a funnty sponsor onthe firts car in the line on the frontwing endplates 'Paints'. 'Paint your walls with Paint'

ICI, as you can see



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24 Heures Du Mans 18-19 June 2005

oh yeah, ICI. I never noticed that, silly me!

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RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

Not sure you just turn up like at Donington, i think you have to be a member of the official williams club






LS's Tip of the week
ESSENTIAL OILS aren't essential unless you're an engine, a gearbox or a twat

if u think thats good,

how do you think i felt when i was in the historics warehouse housing all of the successful mclarens from the last 40 years

all kept exactly as they were when the driver steeped out of the car, mud, dirt, sweat marks from the drivers still there

all the mclarens stacked up on shelfs

and i wondered around these priceless hisotoric cars in this warehouse not open to the public in wonderment

senna, hakkinen, prost, watson, brundle, mansell, to name a few

and they had the le mans mclaren in their also.

that was a once in a lifetime expreience. to get so close to all these priceless cars.

if u think thats good,

how do you think i felt when i was in the historics warehouse housing all of the successful mclarens from the last 40 years

all kept exactly as they were when the driver steeped out of the car, mud, dirt, sweat marks from the drivers still there

all the mclarens stacked up on shelfs

and i wondered around these priceless hisotoric cars in this warehouse not open to the public in wonderment

senna, hakkinen, prost, watson, brundle, mansell, to name a few

and they had the le mans mclaren in their also.

that was a once in a lifetime expreience. to get so close to all these priceless cars.

You went Twice? :O

whats with double posts? is the forum slow again? bloody thing GRRRRRRRR






LS's Tip of the week
ESSENTIAL OILS aren't essential unless you're an engine, a gearbox or a twat

How did u manage to get into mclaren warehouse pooky?

That Williams fw08 (the last one) from left to right is absolutely stunning.

Paul, I say take the best one and storm out of there at 300 km/h

One more thing: I noticed you added Martin Brundle to your list of great drivers...

That Williams fw08 (the last one) from left to right is absolutely stunning.

the one on the far left, infact the 2, are the FW12



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24 Heures Du Mans 18-19 June 2005

went while on my workplacement in mclaren

i was meant to be helping bench run a 1970's mclaren (oops hehe cant remember which one) for the goodwood festival of speed

but i was in heaven looking at all the cars

and yes all the cars are exactly as they finished the race - so all have engines etc.
lol


there were the world championship winning mclarens from all the years - hakkinens from suzuka etc etc etc

senna's car (cars even there were more than 1) was there, mud on it, cockpit left as it was when he stepped out.........

ps: they all had plastic covers over them to keep the dust off them. was amazing i tell you!



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