Goodwood Breakfast Club meets - Read on !!

NattyBoy · 15-02-2007, 10:12 AM

Not to be missed ! Read on - i'll be attending the Forza Italia, Supercar sunday on yer bike, and 'Cooked in 60 seconds' events..

Lets try and get a good run up !!!

GOODWOOD ANNOUNCES THE 2007 BREAKFAST CLUB DATES AND THEMES

The Goodwood Breakfast Club was launched to huge acclaim last year with a total of seven meetings, every one themed, and each attracting a strong 'petrol head' audience. For 2007, the monthly Breakfast Club meetings will be enhanced with new set of themes, as detailed below, plus other initiatives designed to appeal to the real motoring enthusiast. In addition to some great cars, motor cycles will also be encouraged to attend, with a dedicated motor bike day being held in July for the first time. Further enhancements will include marque specialists on hand, selling quality parts and accessories that reflect each monthly theme, as well as the opportunity to take a flight in the historic Goodwood Harvard aircraft.

The Breakfast Club offers the chance for enthusiasts to enjoy a fun Sunday morning drive on the exceptional roads that lead to Goodwood, admire some interesting vehicles, and savour a delicious and hearty home-reared Goodwood organic breakfast, served at the Vitra Café, based at the Motor Circuit's iconic Old Clock Tower

A revised and improved website, dedicated to the Goodwood Breakfast Club (www.Goodwood.co.uk/breakfastclub) will shortly be available on-line, highlighting each monthly theme, as well as a detailed listing of the complete, delicious organic breakfast menu available.

Sunday Date Theme

4 March: 'Best of British - the quintessential British sports car and motor cycle'

Attracting: All classic British vehicles, cars, bikes and LCVs, pre- and post-War

1 April: 'Forza Italia - Italian brio - from scooters to supercars'

Attracting: Any Italian-built vehicle, from Lambretta to Lamborghini

6 May: 'Vive la France - a celebration of unique French automotive flair'

Attracting; All French pre- and-post War, from Bugatti Type 35s to the Citroen DS

3 June: 'Supercar Sunday - the ultimate performance machines - cars and super bikes'

Attracting: Every form of mouth-watering, high-powered performance exotica

1 July: 'On yer bike! - the lure of the open road'

Attracting: Any and all motor cycles, plus bike-engined cars

5 August: 'Deutsch Marques! - Teutonic efficiency and engineering'

Attracting: All German-produced cars and motor bikes

2 September: (not held, due to Goodwood Revival)

7 October: 'Cooked in 60 seconds and Americana - giants of the open road'

Attracting: Any classic American vehicle, plus a special display of as many cars as possible as featured in the classic Hollywood movie, 'Gone in 60 seconds.'

The final Breakfast Club for 2007 will include a special end-of-season feature, 'Cooked in 60 seconds' inspired by the cult film 'Gone in 60 seconds.' The aim of this October meeting is to attract as many of the 50 cars that Nick Cage, the star of the movie, stole to order in the film. One prime example of each of these cars will be put on display outside of the Vitra Café. A full list of all 50 eligible cars will be detailed in the revised Goodwood Breakfast Club website, available shortly. Suitable cars include an Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 and 1953 Chevrolet Corvette. Owners of suitable cars can register their vehicle with Goodwood using a dedicated e-mail; cooked@goodwood.co.uk.

All 2007 Goodwood Breakfast Club meetings will be staged from 8:30hrs to midday on the first Sunday of every month, from March to October (excluding September).

For further information please contact the Goodwood Breakfast Club Hotline:

Telephone: +44 1243 755060

Fax: +44 1243 755078

E-mail: cooked@goodwood.co.uk

15-02-2007, 10:25 AM

1st of April in the diary!
Giler

15-02-2007, 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by giler

1st of April in the diary!
Giler

I'm in, hopefully ill have a monster to ride by then too

NattyBoy · 15-02-2007, 11:39 AM

Youve got a day to work to now mate !!!

Giler - had an e-mail from jacko this morning - I think he really appreciated your experience and advice on the trail bike stuff..hes looking for a CRM as per your recommendation mate

Nat

15-02-2007, 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NattyBoy

Youve got a day to work to now mate !!!

Giler - had an e-mail from jacko this morning - I think he really appreciated your experience and advice on the trail bike stuff..hes looking for a CRM as per your recommendation mate

Nat

I know the pressures on!!!

I reakon we should be able to fit another cheeky night out down the pub before then too

Pedro · 15-02-2007, 01:09 PM

I'm in... got feck all else better to do now.

Ped

15-02-2007, 03:29 PM

I did a couple of them with the harley lot last year (Icall it my hog period

and my only excuse is it only lasted a year

)
Any way theyre pretty good, but be warned the breakfast were bloody expensive and the q's were hooge
Rob

15-02-2007, 04:48 PM

The visordown memorial meet as well.

15-02-2007, 10:12 AM	#1
NattyBoy Monsterless again for now Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Wiltshire Bike: M900 Posts: 3,189	Goodwood Breakfast Club meets - Read on !! Not to be missed ! Read on - i'll be attending the Forza Italia, Supercar sunday on yer bike, and 'Cooked in 60 seconds' events.. Lets try and get a good run up !!! GOODWOOD ANNOUNCES THE 2007 BREAKFAST CLUB DATES AND THEMES The Goodwood Breakfast Club was launched to huge acclaim last year with a total of seven meetings, every one themed, and each attracting a strong 'petrol head' audience. For 2007, the monthly Breakfast Club meetings will be enhanced with new set of themes, as detailed below, plus other initiatives designed to appeal to the real motoring enthusiast. In addition to some great cars, motor cycles will also be encouraged to attend, with a dedicated motor bike day being held in July for the first time. Further enhancements will include marque specialists on hand, selling quality parts and accessories that reflect each monthly theme, as well as the opportunity to take a flight in the historic Goodwood Harvard aircraft. The Breakfast Club offers the chance for enthusiasts to enjoy a fun Sunday morning drive on the exceptional roads that lead to Goodwood, admire some interesting vehicles, and savour a delicious and hearty home-reared Goodwood organic breakfast, served at the Vitra Café, based at the Motor Circuit's iconic Old Clock Tower A revised and improved website, dedicated to the Goodwood Breakfast Club (www.Goodwood.co.uk/breakfastclub) will shortly be available on-line, highlighting each monthly theme, as well as a detailed listing of the complete, delicious organic breakfast menu available. Sunday Date Theme 4 March: 'Best of British - the quintessential British sports car and motor cycle' Attracting: All classic British vehicles, cars, bikes and LCVs, pre- and post-War 1 April: 'Forza Italia - Italian brio - from scooters to supercars' Attracting: Any Italian-built vehicle, from Lambretta to Lamborghini 6 May: 'Vive la France - a celebration of unique French automotive flair' Attracting; All French pre- and-post War, from Bugatti Type 35s to the Citroen DS 3 June: 'Supercar Sunday - the ultimate performance machines - cars and super bikes' Attracting: Every form of mouth-watering, high-powered performance exotica 1 July: 'On yer bike! - the lure of the open road' Attracting: Any and all motor cycles, plus bike-engined cars 5 August: 'Deutsch Marques! - Teutonic efficiency and engineering' Attracting: All German-produced cars and motor bikes 2 September: (not held, due to Goodwood Revival) 7 October: 'Cooked in 60 seconds and Americana - giants of the open road' Attracting: Any classic American vehicle, plus a special display of as many cars as possible as featured in the classic Hollywood movie, 'Gone in 60 seconds.' The final Breakfast Club for 2007 will include a special end-of-season feature, 'Cooked in 60 seconds' inspired by the cult film 'Gone in 60 seconds.' The aim of this October meeting is to attract as many of the 50 cars that Nick Cage, the star of the movie, stole to order in the film. One prime example of each of these cars will be put on display outside of the Vitra Café. A full list of all 50 eligible cars will be detailed in the revised Goodwood Breakfast Club website, available shortly. Suitable cars include an Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 and 1953 Chevrolet Corvette. Owners of suitable cars can register their vehicle with Goodwood using a dedicated e-mail; cooked@goodwood.co.uk. All 2007 Goodwood Breakfast Club meetings will be staged from 8:30hrs to midday on the first Sunday of every month, from March to October (excluding September). For further information please contact the Goodwood Breakfast Club Hotline: Telephone: +44 1243 755060 Fax: +44 1243 755078 E-mail: cooked@goodwood.co.uk

15-02-2007, 01:09 PM	#6
Pedro Ciao, come stai? Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Somewhere Bike: Multiple Monsters Posts: 4,158	I'm in... got feck all else better to do now. Ped __________________ Monster 1200R! KTM 990 SuperDuke

15-02-2007, 10:25 AM	#2
giler Guest Posts: n/a	1st of April in the diary! Giler

15-02-2007, 11:39 AM	#4
NattyBoy Monsterless again for now Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Wiltshire Bike: M900 Posts: 3,189	Youve got a day to work to now mate !!! Giler - had an e-mail from jacko this morning - I think he really appreciated your experience and advice on the trail bike stuff..hes looking for a CRM as per your recommendation mate Nat

15-02-2007, 03:29 PM	#7
Gim Guest Posts: n/a	I did a couple of them with the harley lot last year (Icall it my hog period and my only excuse is it only lasted a year ) Any way theyre pretty good, but be warned the breakfast were bloody expensive and the q's were hooge Rob

15-02-2007, 04:48 PM	#8
katana Guest Posts: n/a	The visordown memorial meet as well.